Lecturer - Electrical Energy & Power Systems

University of New South Wales; Sydney; On-site; AUD 133,000 - 157,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

17% superannuation

Job summary

University of New South Wales invites applications for a Lecturer (Level B) in Electrical Energy Systems and Power Engineering. The role focuses on teaching and research, with supervision of Honours and postgraduate projects and active involvement in course administration.

You will conduct research in power systems, engage with industry, and contribute to cross-disciplinary initiatives across telecommunications and control systems.

Qualifications

• PhD in Electrical Engineering or related discipline with relevant work experience.
• Demonstrated commitment to keeping up to date with discipline knowledge and developments.
• Experience in teaching and learning design, development or delivery at undergrad/PG levels in power systems or electrical energy engineering.
• Demonstrated track record in power systems research with high quality outputs.
• Evidence of research excellence and potential for leadership.
• Experience using educational technologies and online delivery methods.
• Ability to support students from diverse backgrounds and promote equity and inclusion.
• Well-developed communication and teamwork skills.

Responsibilities

• Deliver high-quality teaching across undergraduate and postgraduate programs.
• Supervise Honours and postgraduate project students and contribute to course administration and quality assurance.
• Undertake research in electrical energy systems and engage with industry and interdisciplinary collaborators.

Skills

Power systems

Electrical energy eng

Teaching & learning design

Curriculum development

Educational technologies

Research leadership

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Industry engagement

Education

PhD in Electrical Engineering

Relevant work experience

Job description

University of New South Wales invites applications for a Lecturer (Level B) in Electrical Energy Systems and Power Engineering. The role focuses on teaching and research, with supervision of Honours and postgraduate projects and active involvement in course administration.

You will conduct research in power systems, engage with industry, and contribute to cross-disciplinary initiatives across telecommunications and control systems.