PROFESSOR-CIVIL ENGINERRING

Galgotias College of Engineering & Technology (GCET) is looking for an experienced and accomplished Professor/Associate Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering to strengthen its academic, research, and industry-oriented initiatives.

Essential Qualifications & Experience

• Ph.D. in Civil Engineering or a relevant allied specialization from a recognized institution with 10 years of experience.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver high-quality teaching and mentor undergraduate and postgraduate students.
• Lead and supervise research projects, publications, Ph.D. scholars, and sponsored research.
• Develop innovative, industry-relevant curriculum and laboratory activities.
• Promote industry-academia collaboration, consultancy, patents, and funded projects.
• Introduce AI-enabled and emerging digital technologies into Civil Engineering teaching, research, and applications.
• Contribute to academic quality, accreditation, OBE, and institutional development initiatives.
• Mentor faculty members and support departmental academic leadership..

AI & Emerging Technology Skills – Preferred

Candidates should demonstrate awareness and practical exposure to recent AI tools and digital technologies being adopted in Civil Engineering, such as:

• Generative AI / Large Language Models (LLMs) for research, technical documentation, analysis, and academic applications.
• AI/ML tools for predictive modelling, structural health monitoring, risk assessment, construction management, transportation, geotechnical and environmental engineering.
• AI-integrated BIM and Generative Design.
• Digital Twin technologies for infrastructure monitoring and predictive maintenance.
• GIS, Remote Sensing, UAV/Drone and LiDAR-based applications.
• AI-enabled construction planning, scheduling, cost estimation, quantity take-off and risk prediction.
• Data analytics, Python/MATLAB or similar computational tools for engineering applications.

AI, BIM, digital twins, computer vision, robotics, and predictive analytics are increasingly important areas across modern Civil Engineering practice and research.