Lecturer/Senior Lecturer (Assistant Professor equivalent) in Nuclear and/or Maritime Engineering
The School of Electrical and Mechanical Engineering (EME) is seeking a dedicated academic to join our Mechanical Engineering discipline as a Lecturer or Senior Lecturer (Assistant Professor equivalent). This is a continuing (tenure-track) position for specialists in Nuclear Engineering and/or Maritime Engineering to contribute to research and teaching excellence.
Why Join Us?
The University, part of the prestigious Group of Eight (Go8), is ranked 46th globally in Engineering (2023–2024 US News) and 82nd overall (QS World Rankings). We promote diversity and offer professional development programs, including the Academic Mentoring for Women (AMW).
About the Role
You will:
* Teach and develop courses in submarine design, naval architecture, nuclear engineering, radiation detection, nuclear safety, plasma science, thermal-fluids, propulsion, and maritime engineering.
* Conduct research in areas like naval nuclear propulsion, systems engineering, hydroacoustics, modeling, hydrodynamics, and energy technologies.
* Engage with industry, government, and academic partners to foster innovation.
Applicants with strong research records or industry experience are encouraged. The role involves contributing to undergraduate and postgraduate programs.
Salary: Lecturer (Level B): $114,917 - $135,932 + 17% superannuation; Senior Lecturer (Level C): $140,127 – $161,145 + 17% superannuation.
Minimum Requirements for Level B:
* PhD in Mechanical, Nuclear Engineering, or related field with expertise in nuclear/maritime engineering.
* Research ability supporting areas like hydroacoustics, hydrodynamics, naval nuclear propulsion, energy tech.
* Publications in high-quality journals or conferences.
* Effective teaching skills and course development ability.
* Clear communication in English.
Additional Requirements for Level C:
* All Level B requirements plus a substantial research record, funding success, curriculum development, and postgraduate supervision experience.
The Path to Adelaide University
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Work Environment
We offer a rewarding environment with diverse programs, industry collaborations, and a culture embracing diversity, flexibility, and staff development. Benefits include salary packaging, professional development, health and fitness facilities. More info at adelaide.edu.au/jobs.
Your Faculty
The Faculty of Sciences, Engineering and Technology is a hub of innovative teaching and research, partnering with industries to solve global challenges. More at set.adelaide.edu.au.
Application Process
Click ‘Apply Now’ to submit a cover letter, resume, and responses to the selection criteria. Applications close at 11:55 pm on Monday, 1 September 2025. The University may close the advertisement early if a suitable candidate is found.
Further Information
For questions or a confidential discussion, contact Dr. Rey Chin at rey.chin@adelaide.edu.au.
We encourage applications from diverse backgrounds, including women, people with disabilities, and Indigenous Australians. Support requirements should be communicated at application.
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