Chair Professor/Professor/Associate Professor in the Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering [Ref. R/294/25]

Key Responsibilities:

1. Teaching & Curriculum Development:

1. Deliver high-quality lectures and labs in:
   1. Steel & Concrete Structural Analysis & Design
   2. Structural Mechanics & Finite Element Modeling (FEM)
   3. Seismic Engineering
   4. Advanced Composite Materials in Construction
2. Develop new courses/modules in emerging areas (e.g., Smart and sustainable structures, AI in structural design).
3. Supervise undergraduate/postgraduate projects and PhD theses.

2. Research & Innovation:

1. Lead cutting-edge research in composite or smart structures, including:
2. Hybrid steel-concrete systems
3. FRP composite structures
4. Intelligent and resilient structures
5. Structural performance under extreme loadings
6. Computational modeling (FEM, BIM, machine learning applications)
7. Secure competitive research grants (UGC, NSFC, industry collaborations).
8. Publish in top-tier journals (e.g., Engineering Structures, Journal of Structural Engineering, Journal of Constructional Steel Research, Smart Materials and Structures).

3. Academic Leadership & Service:

1. Mentor junior faculty and contribute to departmental strategic goals.
2. Collaborate with industry partners (e.g., design firms, construction agencies).
3. Participate in accreditation processes (e.g., HKIE, ABET, Washington Accord).
4. Carry out administrative and other duties to support the development of the Department, College and University.
5. Undertake scholarly activities to elevate the international visibility and reputation of the Department, College and University.

Professor/Associate Professor/Assistant Professor in the Department of Architecture and Civil Engineering [Ref. R/293/25]

Key Responsibilities:

1. Teaching & Curriculum Development:

1. Deliver high-quality lectures and labs in:
   1. Wind Engineering
   2. Structural Mechanics
   3. Computational Mechanics
   4. Design of High-Rise Buildings
   5. Earthquake Engineering
2. Develop new courses/modules in emerging areas (e.g., Disaster and climate resilience infrastructure and buildings, AI in structural design).
3. Supervise undergraduate/postgraduate projects and PhD theses.

2. Research & Innovation:

1. Lead cutting-edge research in Wind Engineering, which may include:
   1. Bluff body aerodynamics
   2. Computational fluid dynamics
   3. Structural dynamics
   4. Structural health monitoring and control
   5. Wind energy
   6. Wind hazard assessment
   7. Climate change
   8. Wind environment
2. Secure competitive research grants (UGC, NSFC, industry collaborations).
3. Publish in top-tier journals (e.g., Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics, Journal of Structural Engineering, Engineering Structures, Structural Safety).

3. Academic Leadership & Service:

1. Mentor junior faculty (for associate professor or professor appointment) and contribute to departmental strategic goals.
2. Collaborate with industry partners (e.g., design firms, construction agencies).
3. Participate in accreditation processes (e.g., ABET, Washington Accord).
4. Carry out administrative and other duties to support the development of the Department, College and University.
5. Undertake scholarly activities to elevate the international visibility and reputation of the Department.