As part of its commitment to advancing education and integrating modern technology into school environments, Ministry of Education offers a range of academic and laboratory engineering positions within schools. These roles aim to enhance practical learning, support innovation, and strengthen students’ technical and scientific skills in line with future workforce requirements.
Digital Fabrication Lab Engineer (Academic)
The Digital Fabrication Lab Engineer plays a key role in supporting hands-on learning related to design, digital manufacturing, and modern production technologies within schools.
Minimum Academic Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering, Mechatronics Engineering, or a related field.
Preference is given to candidates with experience in digital fabrication technologies and educational lab environments.
Energy Lab Engineer (Academic)
The Energy Lab Engineer supports the teaching of conventional and renewable energy concepts through laboratory-based practical activities.
Minimum Academic Qualifications:
- Electrical Engineering
- Renewable Energy Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Chemical Engineering
- Mechatronics Engineering
The role includes supervising experiments, maintaining laboratory equipment, and ensuring safety standards are met.
Robotics Lab Engineer (Academic)
This position focuses on supporting robotics education and automation systems within school laboratories.
Minimum Academic Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree in Mechatronics Engineering
- or Robotics Engineering
The engineer assists teachers and students in practical robotics activities and technical projects.
Telecommunications Lab Engineer (Academic)
The Telecommunications Lab Engineer supports laboratory instruction related to communications systems and networking technologies.
Minimum Academic Qualifications:
- Network Engineering
- Information Technology (IT)
- Telecommunications Engineering
- Electronics Engineering
- Computer Engineering
Key responsibilities include laboratory supervision, equipment maintenance, and technical academic support.
Design Technology (DT) Teacher – Academic
The Design Technology Teacher integrates engineering concepts, creativity, and problem-solving into classroom instruction.
Minimum Academic Qualifications:
- Multidisciplinary Engineering
- or Applied Sciences
Teaching experience in design technology and modern educational tools is an added advantage.
Biomedical / Biotechnology Lab Teacher or Engineer (Academic)
This role supports practical education in biomedical sciences and biotechnology laboratories.
Minimum Academic Qualifications:
- Bachelor’s degree in Medical Sciences
- Biotechnology
- Medical Laboratory Sciences
(Master’s degree holders are preferred)
The position involves supervising experiments and ensuring compliance with laboratory standards.
Network Lab Engineer (Academic)
The Network Lab Engineer manages and supports networking laboratories within schools.
Minimum Academic Qualifications:
- Network Engineering
- Information Technology
- Telecommunications Engineering
- Computer Engineering
- Computer Science
Responsibilities include laboratory management, system support, and student training.
STEM Lab Engineer (Academic)
The STEM Lab Engineer plays a central role in delivering integrated education across Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.
Minimum Academic Qualifications:
- Multidisciplinary Engineering
- or Applied Sciences
The engineer coordinates practical STEM activities, projects, and innovation-based learning programs.
