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Adjunct Professor of Aircraft Communication and Navigation Systems

Ethiopian Aviation University

Posted 6 months agoAddis Ababa, Ethiopia

Location

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Job Type

Full-time

Experience

Mid-Level

Category

Education

Job Description

Ethiopian Aviation University (EAU) is the aviation training arm of Ethiopian Airlines Group, one of Africa's largest and most respected airlines. EAU provides world-class training in aviation, engineering, business, and related disciplines. The university seeks qualified part-time instructors to contribute academic and industry expertise to its curriculum, helping shape the next generation of aviation professionals across Africa. Expertise in VHF/HF communications, VOR, ILS, GPS/GNSS navigation systems, ADS-B, ACARS, and modern CNS/ATM architecture
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Requirements

  • PhD in Aerospace Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Avionics, or a related field from an accredited institution
  • Practical experience in avionics systems design, maintenance, or operations is desirable
  • Strong English communication skills
  • Ability to deliver effective and engaging instruction to university-level students
  • To apply, send CV and credentials to: [email protected]

Responsibilities

  • Deliver high-quality instruction in Aircraft Communication and Navigation Systems to aviation engineering students
  • Develop and update course materials, syllabi, and assessments aligned with ICAO and industry standards
  • Conduct lectures, practical sessions, lab exercises, and examinations
  • Provide academic mentorship and guidance to students
  • Contribute to curriculum review and improvement
  • Collaborate with full-time faculty on course planning
  • Maintain current knowledge of advances in avionics, CNS/ATM systems, and digital communications
  • Report on student performance and academic progress as required