Assistant Professor

UPES invites applications for the position of

Assistant Professor in Power Engineering/Power Management . The ideal candidate will bring strong domain knowledge, research orientation, and a deep interest in academic growth and innovation. The role involves teaching postgraduate courses, developing industry-relevant academic content, contributing to research, and engaging in academic administration.

Key Responsibilities Teaching & Academic Engagement Teach core and elective courses in Power Engineering, Power Management, Energy Systems, and related areas. Develop and update course curriculum to align with industry trends, emerging technologies, and applied learning needs. Use innovative pedagogical methods, including case studies, simulations, and blended learning approaches. Research & Publications Engage in high-quality research in power engineering, energy systems, renewables, and allied domains. Publish research in reputed national and international journals, conferences, and scholarly platforms. Work towards securing research grants, consultancy assignments, and collaborative projects with industry and government bodies. Industry & Institutional Collaboration Bring practical insights into teaching based on current market trends and technological developments in the power and energy sector. Support the development of industry-oriented programs, workshops, and training modules. Engage with industry experts for guest lectures, curriculum input, and project opportunities. Academic Administration Participate in departmental and university-level academic committees. Support accreditation, program development, and quality assurance activities.

Required Qualifications & Experience Educational Qualifications Bachelor’s degree

in Mechanical, Electrical, or Power Engineering. Master’s degree

in Power/Energy/Renewable Engineering or allied fields (mandatory). Ph.D.

in a relevant discipline (completed or nearing completion)

preferred . Technical & Domain Expertise Strong understanding of core subjects such as power systems, energy management, power plant engineering, renewable energy systems, smart grids, and related areas. Knowledge of current market trends, regulatory frameworks, and emerging technological advancements in the power industry. Ability to integrate practical and applied insights into academic content development. Desired Attributes Passion for teaching and mentoring students. Strong research orientation with demonstrable publications (preferred). Excellent communication, analytical, and interpersonal skills. Commitment to professional ethics, academic integrity, and collaborative work.