Visiting Faculty - Compiler Design (Immediate Joining)

Rishihood University, in collaboration with Newton School of Technology, is building a future-forward technology education model that combines academic rigor with practical, industry-oriented learning.

About the role: We are looking for a Visiting Faculty – Compiler Design who can deliver engaging, implementation-oriented sessions and help students connect compiler theory with practical programming and systems concepts.

This opportunity is ideal for academicians, industry professionals, technical trainers, or experienced practitioners with strong expertise in Compiler Design and Programming Languages.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver engaging lectures and practical sessions on Compiler Design and Programming Languages.
• Teach topics including lexical analysis, parsing, syntax-directed translation, ASTs, symbol tables, intermediate representations, code generation, and optimization.
• Conduct labs, workshops, assignments, and project-based learning activities.
• Help students understand the practical implementation of compiler concepts.
• Mentor students on compiler-related projects, hackathons, and technical initiatives.
• Design and improve lab exercises, assignments, and assessments.
• Collaborate with the academic team to create an engaging and industry-relevant learning experience.

Required Skills:

• Strong knowledge of Compiler Design and Programming Languages.
• Understanding of:
• Lexical Analysis & Parsing
• Top-down & Bottom-up Parsing
• ASTs & Symbol Tables
• Intermediate Representations
• Three-Address Code
• Code Generation
• Static Analysis & Optimization
• Strong programming knowledge in C/C++ and Python.
• Experience with tools such as Lex/Flex, Yacc/Bison, PLY, or parser generators is preferred.
• Good communication and classroom delivery skills.
• Ability to explain complex technical concepts in a simple and practical manner.

Who can apply:

We welcome applications from:

• Assistant Professors / Faculty members
• Visiting / Guest Faculty
• PhD scholars or recent PhD graduates with strong subject expertise
• Industry professionals with Compiler / Systems / Programming Languages experience
• Experienced technical trainers.

Preferred Experience

• Teaching or training experience in Compiler Design.
• Experience with LLVM, GCC, Linux/Unix systems programming, or compiler projects.
• Experience mentoring student projects, hackathons, or research initiatives.

Immediate Joiner Strongly preferred:

• If you are passionate about teaching Compiler Design and helping students build strong foundations in systems and programming, we would love to hear from you.