Professor of Mechanical Engineering

Company Description Hindustan Parking Infrastructure Pvt. Ltd (HPIPL) is an Indian brand focused on designing, manufacturing, and installing next-generation parking systems that support smarter, cleaner, and more connected urban spaces. The company blends Indian engineering with global technology standards to deliver innovative, automated, and sustainable parking solutions for diverse environments, including housing complexes, offices, airports, and commercial spaces. All HPIPL products are built using ISO-certified materials, with a strong emphasis on quality assurance, long-term durability, and safety. With nationwide and international service and 24/7 customer care, HPIPL aims to make Indias parking infrastructure smarter, faster, and future-ready. Role Description The Professor of Mechanical Engineering will deliver high-quality instruction in core mechanical engineering subjects, including areas such as robotics, heat transfer, and solid mechanics. Day-to-day responsibilities include preparing and updating curricula, teaching undergraduate and/or postgraduate courses, mentoring students, guiding research projects, and supervising laboratory and project work relevant to smart parking systems and infrastructure. The role also involves collaborating with industry teams at HPIPL to align academic content with current technological developments, participating in academic committees, contributing to publications, and supporting innovation in mechanical design and automation. This is a full-time, gender-neutral, non-discriminatory position. It is a hybrid role based in Delhi, India, with a mix of on-site responsibilities and some work-from-home flexibility. Qualifications Strong expertise in mechanical engineering fundamentals, including Heat Transfer and Solid Mechanics.Proficiency in Robotics and automation concepts applicable to smart infrastructure and parking systems.Demonstrated experience in Curriculum Development for mechanical engineering programs.Proven ability to conduct independent and collaborative Research, with a record of publications or projects.Doctoral or masters degree in Mechanical Engineering or a closely related field from a recognized institution.Prior teaching experience at the university or institute level, with effective classroom and lab management skills.Familiarity with CAD/CAE tools and engineering software commonly used in design and analysis.Strong communication and mentoring abilities, with a commitment to inclusive and ethical academic practices.Interest in sustainable engineering, smart city solutions, and industryacademia collaboration is highly beneficial. .

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