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Adjunct Professor of Mechanisms of Machinery

Ethiopian Aviation University

Posted 4 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. Practical experience in mechanical systems design, analysis, or manufacturing in the aerospace or engineering sector is desirable
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Requirements

  • PhD in Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, or a related field from an accredited institution
  • Expertise in kinematics, dynamics, gear systems, linkages, cams, vibrations, and mechanical design principles
  • 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 Mechanisms of Machinery to aviation engineering students
  • Develop and update course materials, syllabi, and assessments aligned with industry standards
  • Conduct lectures, practical sessions, 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 mechanical engineering and machinery principles as applied to aviation
  • Report on student performance and academic progress as required