Overview
In this role you will teach across the Electronic and Electrical Engineering curriculum, contributing to both undergraduate and taught postgraduate programs. You will join a department focused on high-quality teaching, research-led learning, and an inclusive student experience. You’ll lead project weeks and hands-on labs, helping students apply engineering knowledge to real-world problems. Depending on your profile, you may pursue a Teaching-only or a Research and Teaching pathway, shaping the department’s teaching and research portfolio. This is an opportunity to grow within a research-informed environment at a university with a strong international reputation and commitment to diversity.
Pay / Benefits
- Generous annual leave
- Pension schemes
- Cycle to work scheme
- Electric vehicle salary sacrifice scheme
- Relocation allowance
- Visa reimbursement
Responsibilities
- Teach core EE subjects across Years 1–2 and contribute specialist teaching in Years 3–4
- Deliver project weeks, design challenges, and laboratory-based learning activities
- Support postgraduate taught programs and curriculum development
- Lead administration, leadership, and department-wide activities (recruitment, outreach, academic citizenship)
- Develop students’ transferable and professional skills (communication, teamwork, project management, engineering design)
- For Research and Teaching track, develop an internationally recognised research programme and contribute to the department’s strengths
Key requirements
- PhD in Electronic & Electrical Engineering or closely related field
- Strong research profile in Electronic & Electrical Engineering
- Ability to teach across core curriculum (Years 1–2)
- Expertise to lead advanced undergraduate teaching (Years 3–4)
- Experience with project-based and laboratory-based learning and leadership of project weeks
- Ability to develop transferable and professional skills in students
- Experience applying modern engineering methodologies (computational, simulation, digital, experimental)
- Effective communication
- Teamwork and collaboration
- Leadership and initiative
- Computational methods
- Simulation
- Digital techniques
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