Lecturer Data & AI

Job Requirements

We look forward to read more about your experience:

You’re an IT professional with a strong interest in education, or an established lecturer in Data Science & AI.

• You have knowledge of multiple frontend and backend programming languages.
• You have experience in relevant areas within IT, Machine Learning, Computer Vision, GenAI, and preferably Cloud Computing, or Cybersecurity.
• You preferably hold a Master’s degree.
• You have a teaching qualification (or are willing to obtain one).
• You thrive in a collaborative team and actively contribute to curriculum development.
• You communicate effectively in English, and ideally, you also speak Dutch or are open to learning.
• Living and eligible to work in the Netherlands.

Even if you don’t meet every single requirement, we still encourage you to apply—especially if you're passionate about education and eager to grow into the role.

No teaching qualification? No problem!

To coach students you need the Basic Teaching Competency (BDB) qualification. If you have not obtained yet this qualification, we will provide you with a course at our expense for 6 to 12 months after your first year. We expect you to continue to develop in our learning organization afterwards. You dare to look critically at yourself and change your opinion. You seek the connection with your colleagues and you show who you are. You try out new things in developing your own skills and follow your heart. That makes you a role model for your students and your colleagues.

What do we offer you as a new colleague

• This contract is initially for 18 months, followed by the view on a permanent contract. (D3 in the CLA). 
• A salary of at least €4.535,76 with a maximum of €6.359,47 gross per month, scale 11, for full-time employment. Your grading depends on your relevant (work) experience and education.
• A working week of 40 hours, but know that everything from 32 hours per week is possible.
• An easily accessible workplace in Haarlem. All travel expenses incurred by public transport will be reimbursed 100%. You shall receive a business card for public transport. If you opt for your own transport, know that you will be reimbursed to a limited extent.
• A payment of an 8% holiday allowance in May.
• A payment of an end-of-year payment of 8.3% in December.
• A generous leave scheme in which you can make your own choices. For example: with a full-time employment contract and a chosen working week variant of 40 hours per week, you have 428 hours of annual leave. This is 53.5 vacation days. Our leave scheme includes the mandatory days off and national and recognized public holidays.
• A homework allowance of €3,40 per day worked from home of at least 4 hours and an additional internet allowance of €10 per month.
• An attractive pension scheme with ABP (General Pension Fund for Public Employees).
• You will receive sufficient facilities for professional and personal development from us. We think it is important that you are always willing to learn. Learning = daring is central to us.
• An insurance policy against partial incapacity for work will be taken out for you, which will be paid in full by us, Inholland University of Applied Sciences.

Our university of applied sciences follows the collective labor agreement for HBO, an excellent package of primary and secondary employment conditions. Read more about the full working conditions of Inholland here.

With whom will you work?

The Domain Technology, Design and Information Science offers today's students and tomorrow's society a knowledge institution for students and business by providing up-to-date education for the high-quality performance of technical positions in business. We are distinctive because of our contribution to a healthy, sustainable and creative society. The changes in society in this area are guiding our education and research. Our approach is personal and direct, where diversity is our strength. The Information Technology program offers a well-structured, challenging and solid education. We operate in a learning environment in which students are given the confidence to experiment and practice on solving business issues. The program has a Dutch program and an English program. These programs are separated in the first 2 years of study. These programs are integrated in the third and fourth year and the language of instruction is English. 

Do you want to know more about the domein Technology, Design and Information Science? Read more about our corporate story: Werken bij Techniek, Ontwerpen en Informatica (inholland.nl)

About Inholland University of Applied Sciences:

developing with an open mind 

Together with your colleagues you encourage your students to grow into confident professionals who make a meaningful contribution to the inclusive world of tomorrow. At the same time, you contribute to the development of our university of applied sciences, education and our practice-oriented research.

We work in a multidisciplinary way with the professional field on creative solutions for social issues. We proudly look around us in our environment, seek for opportunities and dare to seize them. We enrich our work and feel at home in multiple roles. We give you the space to further develop your talents, to continue to grow as a professional and as a person. Because we know where to find each other, we pay attention to each other.

Our university of applied sciences feels like home, where you can be yourself. Because students are in the center of our attention, but our colleagues are just as important! And whether you start working as a lecturer, researcher or IT specialist, working at our university of applied sciences means developing with an open mind!

Curious about your future colleagues? Discover here how they experience working at our university of applied sciences! They will tell you more about our culture, special collaborations within and outside the university, the space to experiment and their own development.