Lecturer I denotes academic maturity and leadership in computing; a scholar-engineer who coordinates courses and laboratories, mentors others, advances impactful research, and anchors UAST’s ambition to be a reference point for applied computer science in Africa. The job purpose is to deliver high-quality independent teaching and laboratory leadership, lead impactful computer science research and innovation, mentor junior staff, and contribute strategically to institutional governance and accreditation.

Coordinate core Computer Science courses and advanced laboratories. Supervise undergraduate research and capstone projects. Lead/co-lead funded research, software platforms or AI/data initiatives. Publish in reputable journals; engage industry and public-sector stakeholders. Serve on School/University committees and accreditation teams.

At least three (3) years as Lecturer II (or equivalent). Active membership of recognised national/international computing professional bodies.

Teaching excellence; research leadership; mentoring; strategic computing vision; interdisciplinary collaboration.

Strategic thinking in digital systems and computing education. Ethical stewardship of data, software and AI systems. Capacity to translate research into deployable solutions and policy advice. Strong mentorship culture and institutional loyalty. Deep alignment with UAST’s innovative, secure and Africa-centred digital future.