Position: Lecturer in Electrical And Electronics Engineering Technology

Faculty: Faculty of Engineering

Number of vacancies: 05

Application period: From the date of announcement until all positions are filled.

Teaching Areas

The Electrical and Electronics Engineering Technology program at DNTU is designed with a strong application-oriented approach, focusing on the design, operation, and maintenance of modern electrical and electronic systems.

We are seeking lecturers with solid academic backgrounds and practical industry experience, who are passionate about developing students into application-oriented engineers capable of adapting to rapidly evolving technologies.

Potential teaching areas include:

• Electrical circuits and electronic systems (basic to advanced)

• Industrial and residential electrical systems

• Automation and control systems (PLC, SCADA)

• Power electronics and electrical drives

• Embedded systems and Internet of Things (IoT)

• Renewable energy systems (solar, smart grid technologies)

Courses are delivered through a combination of theoretical instruction, laboratory practice, system simulation, and real-world applications.

Key Responsibilities

• Deliver courses using an application-oriented approach, integrating theory, laboratory work, and system-based learning

• Develop, update, and continuously improve teaching materials to align with emerging technologies and industry standards

• Design and supervise laboratory sessions involving circuit design, system programming, and equipment operation

• Guide students in course projects and graduation theses with a focus on real-world engineering applications

• Participate in curriculum development and improvement to meet industry demands and technological trends

• Collaborate with enterprises in electrical, electronics, and automation sectors to facilitate internships and industry exposure

• Conduct research in areas such as automation, smart systems, energy technologies, and applied electronics

• Contribute to academic activities, including seminars, workshops, and professional development programs

• Perform other academic duties as assigned by the Faculty and the University

Job Requierements

• Master’s degree or higher in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Automation, or related fields

• Strong knowledge of electrical systems, electronic circuits, and control technologies

• Familiarity with PLC programming, embedded systems, or industrial automation is an advantage

• Industry experience in electrical systems, automation, or related technical fields is highly preferred

• Ability to deliver practice-oriented teaching and supervise laboratory activities

• Strong analytical thinking, problem-solving skills, and system-level understanding

• Effective communication and student mentoring abilities

• Proactive, responsible, and committed to continuous professional development

• Interest in research and long-term academic career growth