Part-Time Lecturer in School of Electrical & Electronic Engineering – EE6310 FPGA Prototyping
- LocationNTU Main Campus, Singapore
- Work typeOn-site
- EmploymentFull-time
- Posted27 October 2026
- SourceNanyang Technological University's careers page (Workday)
Live checkFirst seen 11 days ago; still listed on Nanyang Technological University's careers page 11 min ago.
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- EducationPhD (preferred)
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About the role
The School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE) at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, invites qualified candidates to apply as Part-Time Lecturer for EE6310 FPGA Prototyping. The Part-Time Lecturer is expected to teach this postgraduate course commencing in January 2027.
This 39-hour course will be offered to students taking NTU EEE MSc Integrated Circuits and Microelectronics Programme with the objective of providing students with a solid understanding of structure of FPGA, FPGA design flow, using HDL during design flow, testing methodology, FPGA prototyping flow, and FPGA configuration. It prepares students to lead in the digital integrated circuit design industry.
The successful candidate should have extensive relevant industry experience and/or at least a PhD degree in Electrical & Electronic Engineering (preferably with a background in Digital Integrated Circuit Design) and a passion for teaching. Prior experience teaching similar subjects at the postgraduate level is preferred.
Further information about the School can be viewed at the following website:
EEE : https://www.ntu.edu.sg/eee/home
The successful candidate is expected to assume duty in January 2027 and is able to commit at least one month to this position.
Hiring Institution: NTU
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