School of Engineering - Lecturer (Electrical Eng & Next-Gen Connectivity)

About this role

[What the role is]

School of Engineering - Lecturer (Electrical Engineering, Communications & Next-Generation Connectivity)

[What you will be working on]

• Deliver and develop lessons in electrical engineering, electronics and communications engineering. 
• Teach topics such as circuit analysis, analogue and digital electronics, instrumentation, communication systems, RF fundamentals, antennas, optical fibre communications, wireless communications and communication networks. 
• Deliver emerging topics including 5G/5G-Advanced, 6G fundamentals, Open RAN, private 5G, IoT/AIoT, LPWAN, edge computing, cloud-native telecommunications and smart-city connectivity. 
• Develop laboratories and projects involving AI-enabled wireless communications, network optimisation, intelligent radio resource management, AI-assisted network planning, network analytics and AI-native communications systems. 
• Develop and conduct CET programmes, including Specialist Diploma and Part-time Diploma courses. 
• Supervise student projects, internships and applied learning activities. 
• Collaborate with industry and university partners on curriculum development, applied projects and industry engagement. 
• Support outreach activities, student development and administrative duties.

[What we are looking for]

• Strong fundamentals in electronics, electrical engineering, communications and networking. 
• Knowledge or exposure in one or more areas: 
• Wireless or mobile communications
• Communication networks and IP networking
• RF systems or optical communications
• 5G/5G-Advanced, IoT or edge computing
• Interest or experience in AI/ML applications for communications, such as: 
• AI-enabled network optimisation
• Network analytics
• Intelligent wireless planning
• Predictive network maintenance
• AI-assisted communications systems
• Ability to utilise AI tools for engineering, teaching and applied projects. 
• Passion for teaching, mentoring and engaging youths. 
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.