The program seeks
talented faculty who are passionate about teaching and learning, and who are excited about the challenge of reimagining the teaching of
Electrical Engineering at the undergraduate level in line with global developments in the field. Habib University seeks outstanding student
mentors who will be involved in the lives of students through mentoring, student support, enrolment initiatives, and other activities
related to the undergraduate education experience.

Fall appointments begin August 1st and Spring appointments begin January
1st.

Qualifications: Candidates must have completed or must be in the final stages of a doctoral degree in the relevant
field from a leading global institution recognized for its strength in this field. Ideal candidate will possess excellent teaching and
scholarly skills, will be able to work with a diverse population of students and colleagues, will enjoy influencing the intellectual growth
of their students, will be effective in institutional service, will be passionate about undergraduate research and is excited to work with
colleagues across disciplines. Experience studying in and/or working in a liberal arts environment will be an advantage. Area of expertise
is open, but the candidate should be prepared to teach a broad range of electrical engineering courses including: Instrumentation and
Control Electric Vehicles, Power Systems Analysis, Electrical Machines, Electromagnetic Theory, Mobile Communication, Electronics and
Embedded Systems, and RF & Microwave, etc.

Responsibilities: Primary responsibilities include: teaching undergraduate
courses, active engagement in institutional service, professional activities, student mentorship, curriculum planning and review. The annual
teaching load is 5 three- or four-credit courses. This position will play a critical role in supporting both the computer science and the
computer engineering majors at the University.

Once onboard, faculty should also anticipate supporting the Habib Liberal Core, a
core component of our Liberal Arts education containing four foundational divisions - Humanities; Natural Sciences, Mathematics, and
Computing; Social Sciences; and Language, Expression, and Design. As part of this commitment to a student-centric, interdisciplinary
curriculum. Faculty members in electrical engineering are expected to contribute to the teaching and delivery of HLC courses within division
of Natural Sciences, Mathematics, and Computing, working collaboratively with colleagues to ensure curricular coherence, academic rigor, and
an equitable learning experience for all students.

About Habib: Habib University is Pakistan's first and only exclusively
undergraduate-focused liberal arts University that leverages the American style of undergraduate education and has developed a distinctive
world-class liberal arts curriculum that is contextually relevant and grounded to our South Asian context and heritage. Located in the
world's third-largest city - Pakistan's highly affordable, cosmopolitan, diverse, and intellectual capital of Karachi, The University prides
itself on the quality and dedication of its increasingly diverse international faculty - a majority of whom hold advanced degrees from
leading global institutions. The University also enjoys close connections with several prominent institutions of higher education in the
U.S., including the Claremont Colleges, Stanford, UC Berkeley, the University of Michigan, UT Austin and Texas A&M.

Habib University
has been granted "Candidate for Accreditation" status by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE), the federally recognized
accrediting body for some of the world's most distinguished universities, including Harvard University, MIT, Brown, Dartmouth, Amherst, and
Williams College.

Interested applicants are invited to submit their applications to our online application portal. For more information, please
visit our website https://habib.edu.pk/faculty/

International applicants interested in a
shorter-term engagement (1-2 years) are encouraged to apply for our Global Fellows Program.

Recruitment-related queries may be directed to academic@habib.edu.pk.

Habib University is committed to an inclusive and diverse community. We are also
committed to increasing the representation of women in STEM fields and strongly encourage applications from women candidates.

Habib
University is an equal opportunity employer.

The program seeks
talented faculty who are passionate about teaching and learning, and who are excited about the challenge of reimagining the teaching of
Electrical Engineering at the undergraduate level in line with global developments in the field. Habib University seeks outstanding student
mentors who will be involved in the lives of students through mentoring, student support, enrolment initiatives, and other activities
related to the undergraduate education experience.

Fall appointments begin August 1st and Spring appointments begin January
1st.

Qualifications: Candidates must have completed or must be in the final stages of a doctoral degree in the relevant
field from a leading global institution recognized for its strength in this field. Ideal candidate will possess excellent teaching and
scholarly skills, will be able to work with a diverse population of students and colleagues, will enjoy influencing the intellectual growth
of their students, will be effective in institutional service, will be passionate about undergraduate research and is excited to work with
colleagues across disciplines. Experience studying in and/or working in a liberal arts environment will be an advantage. Area of expertise
is open, but the candidate should be prepared to teach a broad range of electrical engineering courses including: Instrumentation and
Control Electric Vehicles, Power Systems Analysis, Electrical Machines, Electromagnetic Theory, Mobile Communication, Electronics and
Embedded Systems, and RF & Microwave, etc.

Responsibilities: Primary responsibilities include: teaching undergraduate
courses, active engagement in institutional service, professional activities, student mentorship, curriculum planning and review. The annual
teaching load is 5 three- or four-credit courses. This position will play a critical role in supporting both the computer science and the
computer engineering majors at the University.

Once onboard, faculty should also anticipate supporting the Habib Liberal Core, a
core component of our Liberal Arts education containing four foundational divisions - Humanities; Natural Sciences, Mathematics, and
Computing; Social Sciences; and Language, Expression, and Design. As part of this commitment to a student-centric, interdisciplinary
curriculum. Faculty members in electrical engineering are expected to contribute to the teaching and delivery of HLC courses within division
of Natural Sciences, Mathematics, and Computing, working collaboratively with colleagues to ensure curricular coherence, academic rigor, and
an equitable learning experience for all students.

About Habib: Habib University is Pakistan's first and only exclusively
undergraduate-focused liberal arts University that leverages the American style of undergraduate education and has developed a distinctive
world-class liberal arts curriculum that is contextually relevant and grounded to our South Asian context and heritage. Located in the
world's third-largest city - Pakistan's highly affordable, cosmopolitan, diverse, and intellectual capital of Karachi, The University prides
itself on the quality and dedication of its increasingly diverse international faculty - a majority of whom hold advanced degrees from
leading global institutions. The University also enjoys close connections with several prominent institutions of higher education in the
U.S., including the Claremont Colleges, Stanford, UC Berkeley, the University of Michigan, UT Austin and Texas A&M.

Habib University
has been granted "Candidate for Accreditation" status by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE), the federally recognized
accrediting body for some of the world's most distinguished universities, including Harvard University, MIT, Brown, Dartmouth, Amherst, and
Williams College.

Interested applicants are invited to submit their applications to our online application portal. For more information, please
visit our website https://habib.edu.pk/faculty/

International applicants interested in a
shorter-term engagement (1-2 years) are encouraged to apply for our Global Fellows Program.

Recruitment-related queries may be directed to academic@habib.edu.pk.

Habib University is committed to an inclusive and diverse community. We are also
committed to increasing the representation of women in STEM fields and strongly encourage applications from women candidates.

Habib
University is an equal opportunity employer.