Lecturer​/Senior Lecturer; Teaching​/Research and Teaching

About the role

The Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering is seeking to appoint a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer. The successful candidate will deliver high-quality teaching across the discipline and will be appointed to either a Teaching only or a Research and Teaching pathway, depending on their experience, expertise, and career profile. The role will include:

Teaching across the Electronic and Electrical Engineering curriculum, delivering lectures, tutorials, laboratories, and project-based learning activities (such as a week-long group projects). This will include teaching core Electronic and Electrical Engineering subjects (such as electronic fundamentals, communications, digital electronics, etc…) at Years 1 and 2, contributing specialist teaching in Years 3 and 4 aligned with your expertise, and supporting relevant postgraduate taught programmes.

The development of students' professional and transferable skills, including communication, teamwork, project management, and engineering design, while maintaining the University's high standards in teaching, learning, and inclusivity.

The leadership and delivery of project weeks, design challenges, and other experiential learning activities that provide students with opportunities to apply engineering knowledge to real-world problems.

The administration, leadership, and management activities of the Department, including taking on academic citizenship responsibilities, supporting curriculum development, participating in recruitment and outreach activities, and contributing to the strategic development of the Department's teaching and research portfolio.

For a Research and Teaching position, you will develop an internationally recognised, independent research programme in a core area of Electronic and Electrical Engineering that complements and enhances the Department's existing strengths. The Lecturer will be appointed at Grade 8 and Senior Lecturer will be appointed at Grade
9.About youWe welcome applications from candidates with expertise across the broad spectrum of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, whether their primary focus is education, or a combination of education and research.

We are particularly interested in individuals whose expertise complements and strengthens the Department's activities, including, but not limited to:

Bioengineering, biomedical technologies, and healthcare engineering Electrical power systems, power electronics, and sustainable energy technologies Robotics, autonomous systems, and intelligent control Climate adaptation, environmental research, and environmental sensing Advanced manufacturing, smart manufacturing, and Industry 4.0 technologies

We also welcome applicants whose expertise sits at the interface of Electronic and Electrical Engineering and other fields, and who can contribute to the Department's excellence in teaching, student experience, knowledge exchange, innovation, and, where appropriate, internationally recognised research.

We are looking for (but not limited to):

Candidates holding a PhD in Electronic & Electrical Engineering or a closely related field A strong research profile in any area of Electronic and Electrical Engineering The ability to teach broadly across the core curriculum, particularly at Years 1 and 2

Expertise to lead advanced undergraduate teaching at Years 3 and 4 in one or more specialist areas

Experience of delivering project-based and laboratory-based learning, including leadership of project weeks and design activities

The ability to develop students' transferable and professional skills alongside their technical knowledge

Experience of applying modern engineering methodologies, including computational, simulation, digital, and experimental techniques, to research…