Avionics & Aerospace Lecturer — Mentoring & Industry Links

Public Service Division; Singapore; On-site; SGD 67,000 - 89,000; Full time

Job summary

Public Service Division in Singapore invites applications for a two-year contract Lecturer role in Aerospace Engineering (Avionics). The successful candidate will teach core avionics modules, develop industry-aligned curriculum, mentor students, and support overseas learning opportunities, strengthening ties with Singapore's aerospace sector.

You will design practical courses, assess learning outcomes, collaborate with industry partners, and contribute to applied R&D projects to keep pace with

Qualifications

• Experience with avionics testing equipment and procedures is essential.
• Strong knowledge of avionics or aerospace electrical systems required.
• Passion for education; mentoring and student development is highly valued.
• Experience in training/mentoring would be an advantage.

Responsibilities

• Develop, deliver and assess avionics-related courses and modules.
• Design modules aligned with industry needs and practical training.
• Monitor student progress and learning outcomes in modules and projects.
• Build and maintain industry partnerships for collaboration opportunities.
• Support curriculum review, development and administrative tasks.
• Advise students and lead overseas learning trips.

Skills

Avionics testing equipment

Avionics testing procedures

Aerospace electrical systems

Education and mentoring

Education

Degree in Aerospace/Electrical/Electronic Engineering or equivalent

Job description

Public Service Division in Singapore invites applications for a two-year contract Lecturer role in Aerospace Engineering (Avionics). The successful candidate will teach core avionics modules, develop industry-aligned curriculum, mentor students, and support overseas learning opportunities, strengthening ties with Singapore's aerospace sector.

You will design practical courses, assess learning outcomes, collaborate with industry partners, and contribute to applied R&D projects to keep pace with