PROFESSOR: ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING – NUST

Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment
Department: Mechanical, Industrial and Electrical Engineering

Professor: Electronics Engineering

Requirements

A Doctorate (NQF Level 10) in Electronics Engineering or equivalent/related qualification
with at least ten (10) years of lecturing experience at tertiary education level and/or
industry experience and an equivalent combination of relevant professional experience.
Excellent English communication skills (oral and written). Proven competence in successful
sourcing of research or project funding from third-party sources. Successful initiation
and management of research projects. Experience in curriculum development at postgraduate level. Strong management/organisational and mentorship skills. Competence
to develop high-quality course materials and teach in at least four (4) of the following
courses at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels: Micro-controller Applications,
Computer Architecture and Micro-processors, Embedded Systems, Artificial Intelligence,
Internet-of-Things, Intelligent Robotics, Wireless Communications, Optical Communications
and Electronic Systems Design. Ability to establish contacts and maintain links with the
Electronics and telecommunications Industry. Sound research experience/profile, including
twenty (20) publications in peer-reviewed journals/books/conference proceedings and
successful supervision of at least three (3) Master’s and one (1) Doctoral (research) students.

KEY PERFORMANCE AREAS

Teach, assess, and develop curriculum, conduct community service, and administration. Supervise research (projects and/or thesis) at undergraduate levels;
conduct research and publish in accredited journals; source for research or project funding; establish professional networks with industry and universities
and partake in Department, Faculty, and/or University Committees.

NUST is an equal opportunity employer and encourages suitably qualified Namibians, especially from designated groups such as women and persons with
disabilities with a distinguished record of achievements and proven capacity to lead in a stimulating and culturally diverse environment to submit their
applications.