1. You have a passion for transferring knowledge to students.
2. You possess strong communication skills, have a sense of responsibility, and are a team player.
3. You have obtained a PhD in Electrical Engineering, or will obtain one in 2026.
4. You have strong knowledge of and interest in resilient wireless communication in the presence of electromagnetic interference.
5. You have a C1 level of Dutch or are a native Dutch speaker.
You provide support for and are responsible for various laboratory and exercise sessions, including for example:
6. Electronics (Bachelor year 1)
7. Communication Networks (Bachelor year 2)
8. Analog Circuits (Bachelor year 2)
9. Engineering Experience (Bachelor years 1, 2, and 3)
10. Project Lab (Master’s level)
You also contribute to the renewal of several laboratory and exercise sessions, including for example:
11. Embedded DSP (Master’s level)
12. Electronic Design (Bachelor year 3)
You provide didactic and scientific supervision to student assistants and PhD students.
You help organize study days and information sessions.
You support and conduct research on resilient communications at KU Leuven Bruges, within the Department of Electrical Engineering and the M‑Group.
The division between teaching and research duties is approximately 50%–50%.
In this dual role, you will provide education and conduct research within the Department of Electrical Engineering (ESAT) of KU Leuven on the Bruges and Ghent campuses.
We offer a full-time position as a Doctoral Assistant (salary scale 44) for a period of 3 years, with the possibility of extension for a second term of 3 years.