The incumbent will be responsible for teaching, research, postgraduate supervision, curriculum development, and industry engagement in the field of marine engineering and maritime technologies. The incumbent will develop and deliver undergraduate and postgraduate courses in marine engineering, marine propulsion systems, ship machinery, offshore engineering, marine energy systems, marine maintenance, and maritime technologies; supervise undergraduate projects, industry based projects, Master's dissertations, and assist in doctoral supervision; contribute to curriculum review and development in line with international maritime standards and emerging industry trends; establish and support marine engineering laboratories, workshops, and simulation facilities; conduct research and publish in reputable peer-reviewed journals; participate in collaborative research projects and secure external funding where possible; engage with maritime industries, ports, shipbuilding and repair facilities, marine mining operations, offshore energy developers, and government agencies; provide technical consultancy and professional services; contribute to quality assurance, accreditation, and academic administration activities; mentor junior academic staff and students; and support Namibia's Blue Economy Strategy, maritime industrialisation, offshore resource development, sustainable shipping initiatives, and green hydrogen export infrastructure through teaching, research, innovation, and community engagement.

The advertisement reflects the minimum eligibility criteria, and the search committee may establish additional criteria for the purpose of shortlisting and selection."