• Commitment to teaching and mentoring undergraduate and graduate students;
• Being able to proficiently teaching the majority of the following courses: Computer Architecture,
• Microprocessor, 
• Embedded Systems, 
• High-Performance Computing, 
• VLSI Design, 
• Digital Design with FPGA (VHDL and Verilog),
• Signal Processing
• Designing courses, developing syllabi and instructional materials to ensure compliance with the SITE curriculum requirements and guidelines; 
• Establishment and design of the necessary lab environment;
• Providing quality instruction including stimulating analytical and critical thinking;
• Meeting all scheduled classes/labs and providing instruction in accordance with objectives of the approved course outline; 
• Providing meaningful and timely feedback on student assignments, hold regular office hours;
• Using the university’s student information system and learning management system;
• Providing exemplary service to the university and community;
• Supervise graduate and undergraduate students’ research;
• Conducting research in interest areas of the SITE and produce high-quality publications.

Interested candidates are requested to submit, preferably in Word or PDF format, attached to an e-mail message: 

1. a letter of interest specifying particular suitability for the position and availability, 
2. a current resume (CV), 
3. a teaching and research statements and, 
4. 3 professional references. 

• PhD or MS degree in Computer Engineering or other related fields from an accredited institution;
• Experience designing and teaching similar courses in the degree program;
• Experience in conducting funded research, and publications in major reputed peer-reviewed journals;
• Proficiency in spoken and written English;
• At least 1 year of teaching experience at an accredited institution, especially at the collegiate level;
• Strong commitment to serving university and society.