Electronic Engineering

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Job Summary: Loyola University is seeking University Professors of Engineering for its School of Engineering in Seville, offering professional development. Key Highlights: 1. Integration into established or newly formed research groups. 2. A professional academic career as teaching and research staff at the university. 3. Being part of a university with a high employability and academic performance rate. Loyola University is a Jesuit university and the first private university in Andalusia. It belongs to an international network comprising over 193 Jesuit universities across the Americas, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Oceania. Its mission is to educate individuals for others—people capable of improving the world we live in from diverse fields of knowledge and professional practice. Today, Loyola University ranks among Andalusian universities as follows: * Highest graduate (13th in Spain) and postgraduate (5th in Spain) employability rates. * Highest undergraduate academic performance (17th in Spain) and second-highest postgraduate academic performance (34th in Spain). * Highest degree of internationalization (+240 agreements with universities worldwide and membership in an international network of +190 Jesuit universities across the Americas, Europe, Africa, Asia, and Oceania). * The most international and youngest faculty, with the highest number of active six-year research grants (sexenios) in Spain. Loyola University is currently recruiting **UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS FOR ITS SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING**, located at its Seville Campus in Dos Hermanas. Loyola University offers: * Employment contract. * Integration into already-established or newly forming research groups. * For outstanding performance, a professional academic career as teaching and research staff at Loyola University. Loyola University encourages applications from candidates meeting the following general professional profile: * PhD in Electronic Engineering, Telecommunications Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Automatic Control Engineering, or Physics. * Teaching experience in one or more of the following disciplines: Electrotechnics, Physics I, Physics II, and Digital Electronics. Laboratory instrumentation proficiency. * Demonstrable research experience in Electronic Technology, Digital Systems, or Applied Physics. Knowledge of circuit design and simulation. * Desirable: familiarity with hardware description languages (VHDL), microcontroller programming, or FPGA programming. * English proficiency at minimum CEFR level C1, demonstrable. Loyola University will especially value applications whose CVs demonstrate: * Scientific production and research: seminars, workshops, conferences, books, or publications in high-impact journals. * Research fellowships or stays at internationally renowned universities. * Participation in international research groups within their area of specialization. * Leadership of (or significant contribution to) competitively funded research projects by prestigious institutions. * Commitment to excellence and scientific ethics. Interested applicants must submit their complete and up-to-date CV along with their doctoral degree certificate to the following email address, clearly specifying the reference under which they wish to be evaluated: rrhh@uloyola.es Loyola University requests that CVs be submitted with the following reference in the email subject line: **PU2026 IngElectronica: University Professor of Electronic Engineering** Incomplete applications or those failing to comply with the call’s terms will be automatically discarded. Loyola University is an institution committed to excellence, diversity, and justice.