Lecturer for Control Engineering (50 - 80%)

Berner Fachhochschule

Biel

Key information

Publication date:14 October 2025
Workload:50 – 80%
Place of work:Biel

What you will do here

Teach control engineering, signal processing, and related topics in our Bachelor and Master programs in German, French, and English
Design and further develop courses using modern teaching and learning methods
Specifically support students of the BSc program Mechatronics and Systems Engineering as well as the MSc programs Biomedical and Precision Engineering in all years of study
Develop and conduct practice-oriented laboratories and provide professional supervision to assistants

What you ideally bring with you

University degree at Master or Doctorate level in engineering sciences, preferably in microtechnology, electrical engineering, medical technology, or a related field
Proven practical experience in development as well as solid knowledge of control engineering and signal processing
Enthusiasm for interdisciplinary issues; joy in passing on knowledge to young students
Fluent communication in German, French, and English, both written and spoken, with the ability to prepare complex content appropriately for the audience

Some of our advantages upfront

Many contacts with young, curious people from all over the world who want to achieve something.
Curiosity is required, and not just a little. And a lot of independence and personal responsibility.
Private life, family, and work can be well balanced.
A "colorful bunch" of cheerful people with very different backgrounds, views, and experiences awaits you.
BFH is a good address for all who want to advance professionally and a plus on your CV.

I will guide you through the
application process

Benedikt Oderbolz
HR Consultant
T +41 31 848 31 48

The Department of Engineering and Computer Science

At the Department of Engineering and Computer Science , we do not just keep up with the times – most of the time, we are a bit ahead! We are fascinated by how technology can benefit people in everyday life. We gain our knowledge through research and joint projects with industry and business. We continuously pass on these latest insights to the students.