Electrical Engineering Lecturer

Hybrid Working Environment (Linked to Midrand)

We are looking for a passionate and experienced lecturer to join our School of Engineering and Science and support the growing expertise within our academic team.

This role is ideal for a dynamic, supportive, and innovative educator with strong technical knowledge in mechanical and mechatronic engineering, and a genuine passion for student success. The successful candidate will be responsible for delivering high-quality teaching and learning experiences that promote student engagement, academic achievement, retention, and throughput.

The lecturer will contribute to programme development, uphold academic integrity, provide high-level academic support, and build collaborative relationships within the institution and the broader engineering industry.

• Facilitating student learning through interactive and engaging teaching practices.
• Setting, conducting, and grading assessments, while providing timely, meaningful, and constructive feedback.
• Contributing to programme and content development, including the improvement of teaching resources and curriculum design.
• Preparing comprehensive project briefs and marking schedules, including learning outcomes, submission requirements, assessment criteria, references, and resources.
• Informing students of assessment methods, procedures, and regulations in line with institutional policies.
• Providing academic support, mentorship, and guidance to promote a positive student experience.
• Identifying at-risk students early and implementing appropriate academic intervention strategies.
• Supporting improved student retention and throughput through innovative teaching and student success initiatives.
• Undertaking relevant academic administration to ensure compliance with institutional requirements and timelines.
• Staying up to date with developments and trends in mechatronic engineering and higher education teaching practice.
• Building and maintaining communities of learning and practice within the department.
• Collaborating with colleagues across departments to strengthen teaching, learning, and student support processes.
• Maintaining a professional, approachable, fair, and supportive presence with students while upholding academic standards.

• Master’s degree in a relevant engineering field.
• Registered member of ECSA.
• At least 5 years’ teaching and learning experience within the Higher Education environment.

The ideal candidate is a confident and student-focused educator who is technically strong, academically sound, and passionate about developing the next generation of engineering professionals. They should be approachable, organised, innovative, and committed to delivering a high-quality learning experience.