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Overview: Join School of Computing Technologies to lead impactful Human–Computer Interaction research, drive responsible AI and inclusive technology innovation, and mentor the next generation of
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leave, discounted RMIT childcare services, subsidised gym membership, and an Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Our values: Passion | Impact | Inclusion | Integrity | Courage | Imagination About RMIT UP
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delivers tangible, real-world impact. We empower our students with the knowledge, critical thinking skills, and integrity required for successful careers in fields as diverse as computing, engineering
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Technology Services (ITS), Office of the Chief Operating Officer, Procurement and Vietnam Operations. The Operations Portfolio houses significant drivers and delivery components across the staff and student
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engineering, Applied Physics, or Computer Science Problem-solving abilities for determining innovative solutions to the complex problems common to computer vision engineering – such as dealing with messy
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further information about SSET, please visit our website: https://www.rmit.edu.vn/about-us/schools-and-centres/school-of-science-engineering-and-technology ABOUT THE ROLE The position of teaching assistant
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Overview: 1 x Full time, ongoing position available to join the School of Computing Technologies, Discipline of Interaction, Technology and Information Salary Academic Level B ($115,303 - $136,925
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undergraduate and postgraduate programs in areas such as Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Software Engineering, Cyber Security, and Information Technology, including online delivery
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maintain effective professional relationships, and provide constructive feedback to stakeholders – internal and external, etc. High degree of computer literacy, including Microsoft platforms and content
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Sustainable Finance, Technology and Finance, AI in Finance. Expected start date: at the earliest available opportunity. WHY JOIN RMIT VIETNAM? At RMIT Vietnam, international exposure meets real-world impact