Eduvos is looking to appoint a suitably qualified and experienced Academic Content Developer specialising in Network Security Engineering to develop higher education learning materials and assessments for Network Security Engineering and related modules.
Type of role:
Fixed Term
Purpose of the role:
Develop academically rigorous learning materials and assessments up to fourth-year undergraduate or Honours level, aligned with module learning outcomes and higher education quality standards.
Responsibilities:
As an Academic Content Developer, you would be responsible for the following:
Design coding exercises and data analysis tasks that help students apply theory to practical problems.
Align content and assessments with module learning outcomes, the applicable NQF level, and Eduvos quality standards.
Review and revise materials in response to academic and quality assurance feedback.
Upload and maintain learning materials on the learning management system where required.
Collaborate with academic staff and meet agreed submission deadlines.
Potential areas of specialisation required:
Network engineering and infrastructure — Network design, implementation and management, Linux-based operating systems, and systems and network security.
Cyber defence and investigations — Advanced threat detection, cyber defence, digital forensics, and cyber investigations.
Security testing and assessment — Ethical hacking, penetration testing, offensive and defensive security technologies, risk analysis, and cybersecurity assessments.
Governance and compliance — Cybersecurity governance and compliance.
Software and research — Software engineering, security engineering, and research methodologies
Minimum qualifications required:
A Master’s degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Computer Science, Network Engineering, Information Security, Cybersecurity, Ethical Hacking, or a related field.
Minimum experience required:
Ability to develop learning materials and assessments up to fourth-year undergraduate or Honours level.
Strong knowledge in relevant areas of specialisation listed below.
Experience developing online or blended learning content would be advantageous.
Technical / Functional Competencies
Academic writing and editing skills.
Subject-matter expertise in Network Security Engineering or a relevant discipline.
Ability to explain technical concepts clearly and design practical learning activities.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office and relevant network engineering or cybersecurity tools.
Ability to develop and manage module content on a learning management system such as Moodle.
Behavioural Competencies
You'll apply on Eduvos's own site before 22 November 2026. Put your most relevant experience at the top of your CV first.
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