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Experience is seeking an Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering. The role involves teaching modules at undergraduate and postgraduate levels, supervising research projects, and contributing to curriculum and laboratory development.
You will engage in scholarly research, publish in international journals, and collaborate on grants with industry partners. The candidate should hold a PhD in Chemical Engineering and have demonstrated teaching experience, along with proficiency in process
Education Bachelor of Technology/Engineering(Chemical), Ph.D/Doctorate
Category Education & Training
The successful candidate is expected to:
Teach Modules: Deliver modules at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels in core Chemical Engineering areas including Process Design, Separation Processes, Reaction Engineering, Thermodynamics, Fluid and Heat Transfer, and Process Simulation. The normal teaching load is 3-4 modules per semester (2 semesters per academic year).
Supervise Projects: Oversee undergraduate and postgraduate projects, design projects (including the major Advanced Process Design project), and dissertations, ensuring students receive guidance on their research methodologies, design practice, and technical outcomes.
Engage in Research: Actively participate in scholarly research activities that lead to publications in refereed, indexed, and ranked international journals within the field of Chemical Engineering and related areas.
Collaborate for Grants: Initiate and develop research collaborations that result in successful research grant applications, enhancing the department's funding and research capabilities.
Curriculum Development: Play a significant role in research, curriculum development, laboratory development, and graduate supervision while attracting research funding to support program initiatives and accreditation activities (e.g., ABET, OAAA).
Lead Research Output: Produce high-quality scholarly work that contributes to the department's research output and enhances its academic reputation.
Community Engagement: Participate in service activities for the university as well as professional and local communities, promoting the importance of Chemical Engineering and engaging with industry partners.
Key Responsibilities
While we value the interest shown by every applicant, we are able to respond only to short-listed candidates.
The job description may be altered at any time in the future in line with the level of the post to meet changing institutional requirements, but only in full consultation with the post-holder.
Desired Candidate Profile
Qualifications, Experience & Competencies:
The Department invites applications for full-time faculty positions from suitable candidates. The position within the Chemical Engineering program requires:
Educational Qualifications: A PhD in Chemical Engineering, Process Engineering, or a closely related discipline from an internationally recognized university.
Specialization Areas: Expertise in one or more of the following areas: Process Design and Simulation, Reaction Engineering and Catalysis, Separation Processes (distillation, absorption, membrane processes), Process Safety and Risk Assessment, Energy Systems / Renewable Energy Technologies, or Transport Phenomena (fluid flow, heat and mass transfer).
Teaching Experience: Demonstrated experience teaching Chemical Engineering courses at undergraduate level and supervising research or design projects.
Research Engagement: Active involvement in research within their areas of specialization, showing intellectual engagement with current trends and challenges in Chemical Engineering.
Industry Experience: Preference will be given to candidates with relevant industry experience that complements their academic qualifications.
Practical Skills: Candidates should possess necessary practical computing skills relevant to their areas of expertise, including proficiency in process simulation software (Aspen Plus, Aspen HYSYS, MATLAB).
Community Participation: Evidence of active participation in university, professional, and local community initiatives related to Chemical Engineering.