About The 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.