Requirements
Background
Master’s or PhD in Engineering disciplines: Mechanical, Robotics, Electronics & Telecommunications, IT, Biomedical Engineering, or other related fields.
Experience
- Mentorship: A minimum of 2 years of experience in guiding students (including capstone projects, theses, or PhD candidates).
- Research: Proven track record of leading or participating in 2–3 research projects.
- Practical Application: Hands-on experience in real-world product development (prototypes, market-ready products, or deployed systems).
Competencies
- Bridging Theory and Practice:
- Possesses a profound scientific foundation coupled with the ability for practical implementation.
- Expertise in technical troubleshooting and complex problem-solving.
- Proven Output: A portfolio of scientific publications or tangible, real-world products.
Skills & Mindset
- Excellent communication skills, characterized by patience and a genuine enthusiasm for mentorship.
- A deep-seated passion for education and the development of future talent.
- A strong willingness to share professional experiences and insights.
- An open-minded approach to new ideas and innovative methodologies.
Project areas
We are currently focusing on projects within the following sectors:
Robotics & Automation: Autonomous robots, drones, ROVs, AI-driven arms.
AI & Computer Vision: Machine learning, object detection.
Embedded Systems & IoT: Sensor networks and smart systems.
Biomedical Engineering: Medical devices, BCI, wearables.
Sustainable Technology: New materials, renewable energy, environmental monitoring.
Manufacturing & Industry 4.0: Automation and quality control.
Applied Maths
Materials
Levels of Engagement
Level 1: Consultant / Advisor
- Commitment: 2–4 hours per month
- Key Responsibilities:
- - Periodic project meetings with students (online/offline)
- - Idea contributions and provide technical guidance
- - Troubleshoot and resolve technical roadblocks when students encounter difficulties.
- - Advise on research methodologies and professional development processes.
- Ideal For: Busy professionals and experts who wish to maintain their academic connections and stay engaged with the research community.
Level 2: Supervisor
- Commitment: 6–10 hours per month
- Key Responsibilities:
- - Propose specific research topics or product development projects.
- - Directly select and recruit students to participate in your own projects.
- - Establish detailed project roadmaps, including objectives, timelines, and key deliverables.
- - Provide in-depth technical mentorship and specialized instruction in research methods.
- - Support the drafting of scientific papers and serve as a co-author on resulting publications.
- Ideal For: PhD or Master’s degree holders who have active research projects in need of talented manpower and are looking to expand their research teams.
Level 3: Mentor
- Commitment: 4–6 hours per semester
- Key Responsibilities:
- Lead workshops to share practical, real-world experience in technical fields.
- Share impactful stories regarding project successes and failures.
- Provide career path consultancy and professional guidance.
- Demonstrate and demo current products or technologies you are developing.
- Perform final-term project evaluations and assessments.
- Ideal For: Busy professionals and experts who wish to maintain their academic connections and stay engaged with the research community.
Level 4: Hybrid
This level allows you to combine multiple roles based on your specific needs and availability. Examples include:
- Serving as a Supervisor for one primary project while acting as an Advisor for 2–3 other projects.
- Hosting Mentor workshops while providing Advisor support for a specific project.