Power Electronics - Assistant Professor Vacancy in Dehradun, Uttarakhand
Tulas Institute
Job Description
Tulas Institute fosters an academic culture where curiosity meets practical innovation. Faculty members are encouraged to blend classroom teaching with real-world applications, especially in emerging fields like Power Electronics. The university’s digital-first approach ensures that even lab-based subjects remain accessible and engaging for students across Uttarakhand.
About This Role
The Power Electronics ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Job in Dehradun at Tulas Institute is designed for educators who can inspire students to master converter circuits, motor drives, and renewable energy integration. This ASSISTANT PROFESSOR Power Electronics Vacancy in Dehradun is ideal for those passionate about bridging theory and industry needs in a growing technical hub. The role involves delivering core and elective courses while nurturing research interest among undergraduates and postgraduates.
What It Is Like Here
Tulas Institute operates from a modern campus with smart classrooms, simulation labs equipped with PSIM and MATLAB, and dedicated Power Electronics workstations. Research centers like the Centre for Sustainable Energy actively collaborate with local industries in renewable power integration. Faculty enjoy access to funded projects, conference participation support, and partnerships with IITs and NITs.
Day-to-Day Duties
Teaching responsibilities include Power Electronics, Digital Control of Power Converters, and Smart Grid Technologies across B.Tech and M.Tech programs. Faculty are expected to guide final-year projects focused on hardware prototyping and simulation validation. Academic administration duties involve curriculum review, lab inventory management, and student mentoring through regular feedback sessions.
Required Qualifications
A postgraduate degree in Power Electronics, Electrical Engineering, or allied disciplines is essential. Candidates with a PhD will be preferred, especially those with research in wide-bandgap devices or AI-based control systems. NET/SLET qualification can be considered if PhD is not completed, in line with UGC norms. Industry experience in power converter design or renewable energy integration is highly valued.
Your Growth Path
Tulas Institute supports international collaborations through MoUs with universities in Germany and Singapore for joint research and student exchange. Faculty receive annual grants to attend IEEE conferences such as PEDS or IECON. Sabbaticals are encouraged every five years for advanced study or industry immersion, with partial funding available.
Perks and Pay
The Power Electronics Faculty Recruitment in Uttarakhand offers a monthly salary ranging from Rs.40,000 to Rs.55,000 based on qualifications and experience. Benefits include health insurance coverage, provident fund contributions, and subsidized campus housing for new faculty. Professional development allowances are provided for certifications like LabVIEW or PLECS.