Lecturer - Signal Processing

About the role

RMIT's School of Engineering is recruiting a Lecturer in Signal Processing, a full-time continuing Level B position primarily based at the Melbourne City campus, with the possibility of working across other RMIT campuses as required. The role combines teaching with research in biomedical signal processing, machine learning and related areas, within an inclusive, industry-connected academic environment.

Key responsibilities

• Teach across undergraduate, Masters and Graduate Diploma programs
• Develop contemporary curriculum and support student learning
• Build partnerships with academic, industry and professional communities
• Work with colleagues in Biomedical Engineering and contribute to course coordination, research supervision and initiatives in health, technology and engineering

Required profile

• Demonstrated track record in biomedical signal processing and machine learning
• Proven ability to design, prepare and deliver programs at undergraduate and postgraduate level, including online and blended delivery, and to produce high-quality curriculum materials
• Capacity to coordinate courses and embed technology-enhanced course design and delivery
• Track record of quality research outputs, such as publications, new research initiatives, competitive research funding and industry links
• Ability to supervise higher degree by research candidates
• Ability to build networks with colleagues and generate alternative funding projects through liaison with industry and government, particularly in biomedical engineering
• Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, teamwork and commitment to inclusive practices
• Mandatory PhD or equivalent in a relevant field

What we offer

• Academic Level B salary of $119,915 - $142,402 per year
• 17% superannuation and flexible working arrangements
• A supportive STEM College community with multidisciplinary networks across engineering, health innovation and digital technologies

Applicants must pass a Working with Children and National Police check. Applications close on 3 November 2026 and should include a CV and a covering letter addressing the key selection criteria.