In brief:
Faculty: TIS
Location: Delft
Education level: Master
Numbers of hours per week: 40
Salary: € 4.632,17 - € 6.677,44 (scale 11)
Are you an Embedded Systems engineer who wants to shape the next generation of professionals? Do you combine hands-on technical expertise with the ambition to teach and mentor students?
At the Faculty of Technology, Innovation & Society (TIS) of The Hague University of Applied Sciences, you will play a key role in delivering and further developing high-quality engineering education with strong ties to the semiconductor industry. An English-taught track within Electrical Engineering with a semiconductor focus is currently being developed — and you could help shape it.
What will you be doing?
Teaching & Student Supervision (Core of the Role)
As a lecturer, you contribute to future-oriented, practice-based education within the bachelor’s programme in Electrical Engineering.
You will:
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Deliver lectures, tutorials and laboratory sessions in Embedded Systems.
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Supervise students during projects, internships and graduation assignments.
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Coach and mentor students in their technical and professional development.
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Visit internship companies and assess student performance.
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Contribute to curriculum development and educational innovation.
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Integrate current industry developments into your teaching.
Applied Research (Optional / Additional Opportunity)
If desired, you may contribute to applied research within the Smart Sensor Systems research group. Research themes include:
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Autonomous systems for indoor and outdoor environments
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Navigation and observation systems using multimodal sensing (LiDAR, radar, vision)
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Wireless communication protocols such as LoRa, NB-IoT and 5G New Radio
Research involvement is valued and can be aligned with your expertise and ambitions.
About the Faculty of Technology, Innovation & Society (TIS)
TIS provides education to over 4,000 students in programmes such as Electrical Engineering, Mechatronics, Applied Physics, Industrial Design Engineering and Mechanical Engineering. We work closely with industry and focus on themes including sustainability, digitalisation and high-tech systems.
We believe in equal opportunities for all. A diverse student population requires a diverse and inclusive working environment, and we actively value different perspectives, experiences and backgrounds.
We want you to be successful as a lecturer in this position. We look forward reading more about your experience. Furthermore, we would like to see in your resume that you have:
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A completed relevant master’s degree in electrical engineering or a related field.
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A University Teaching Qualification (BDB) or willingness to obtain one.
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Recent hands-on experience in Embedded Systems and sensor technology.
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Strong command of English.
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Strong affinity with coaching and developing young professionals.
Preferred
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Experience with pcb-development.
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Knowledge of VHDL or Verilog and FPGAs.
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Affinity with autonomous systems and practical embedded applications.
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Teaching experience or strong motivation to develop as a lecturer.
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Dutch language skills or willingness to learn.
Furthermore, you:
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Are an enthusiastic and engaging educator.
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Combine a practical engineering mindset with a passion for teaching.
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Work in a structured and organised manner.
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Communicate effectively in an intercultural environment.
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Are curious about emerging technologies and committed to continuous learning.
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Enjoy mentoring and supporting student growth.
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An appointment of 0.8-1.0 fte (32-40 hours a week) for a period of one year, starting August 2026. Extension of the appointment depends on the organizational, educational and financial conditions.
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A salary between € 4.632,17 and €6.677,44 gross per month (lecturer - scale 11) for a full-time work week.
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8% vacation allowance.
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Guaranteed end-of-year pay of 8,3%.
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An extensive leave arrangement.
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The choice between an NS Business card (2nd class) for your commutes or a kilometer-based compensation.
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Opportunities for professional development, including obtaining teaching qualifications.
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A position within a highly skilled, enthusiastic and collaborative team.
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Short communication lines and an open working culture.
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An environment that actively explores innovation in education and applied research.
Read more about our attractive working conditions on terms of employment.
A safe, and professional working environment is imperative to The Hague University of Applied Sciences, both internally and externally. Therefore, for employees joining our organization, it is a standard requirement to provide a Certificate of Conduct (VOG). A VOG is a certificate, that can be requested by anyone residing in the Netherlands with a Citizen Service Number (BSN), confirming that there is no evidence of past behavior by the employee that might present obstacles to fulfilling their new role at The Hague University of Applied Sciences.
If you work at THUAS, you work at one of the most dynamic and open organisation in the City of Peace and Justice. Together with 2,500 colleagues, you help 26,000 students from over 120 countries to prepare for a promising future in a world that changes every day. We do this by growing and evolving along with the world and the wishes of our students. We work together intensively with colleagues, with students and in the professional field. Furthermore, we look ahead, we are critical, and we stand in the middle of society.
Diversity, inclusiveness and equality are at the heart of everything we do. We strive for the composition of the student and staff population to reflect the society in which we work, and we want to offer everyone equal opportunities. We realise that this requires constant attention. We invest in this ourselves, and we would like you to help us with this.
Read more about our story and our core values.
THUAS as an inclusive campus.
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We look forward to receiving your application! You can apply for this position through the application button. Applications sent to these e-mail addresses will not be considered.
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The application deadline is Monday August 17, 2026.
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Don’t wait to apply! We may start inviting candidates before the closing date. Once we find the right match, the vacancy may close sooner.
Further information about this position can be obtained through contacting Hidde Duivenvoorden via e-mail [email protected]. Do you need more information on the application process? Please contact Soeline Straatman, Recruitment advisor, via email [email protected].
Unsolicited acquisition in response to this vacancy is not appreciated.
