Job description
About the Role
Our client is seeking an accomplished Senior Lecturer in Electrical Engineering to contribute to their academic excellence in Randburg . This senior position involves delivering high-quality teaching, conducting impactful research, and engaging in academic leadership within the department. You will guide and mentor students and junior faculty, foster innovation in engineering education, and contribute to the university's reputation for academic rigor and research output, working within a dynamic faculty committed to advancing the field of electrical engineering.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver comprehensive lectures and practical laboratory sessions across undergraduate and postgraduate Electrical Engineering courses.
- Conduct cutting‑edge research in a relevant area of electrical engineering, publishing findings in leading academic journals and conferences.
- Supervise postgraduate student research projects and dissertations, providing expert guidance and mentorship.
- Contribute to curriculum development, ensuring course content remains relevant to industry advancements and research frontiers.
- Engage in departmental administrative duties, committee work, and potentially faculty outreach activities.
Requirements
- A PhD in Electrical Engineering or a closely related discipline.
- A strong record of research output, evidenced by peer‑reviewed publications and a clear research trajectory.
- Significant experience in teaching at the university level, with a demonstrated ability to engage students effectively.
- Experience in supervising postgraduate students.
- Excellent communication, leadership, and interpersonal skills, suitable for an academic leadership role.
Benefits
- Competitive academic salary and research grants support.
- Access to well‑equipped laboratories and advanced research infrastructure.
- Opportunities for professional development, including conference attendance and sabbatical leave.
- A collegial and intellectually stimulating academic environment.
- Contribute to the training of future electrical engineers and shape the direction of research in the field.
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