Director, Tritium Fuel Cycle — Research & Grants Leader

UK Atomic Energy Authority; Abingdon; Sur place; GBP 95 000 - 116 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Salary £105,000

Annual bonus up to 15%

Pension: final salary scheme

25 days leave + holidays

Site closure days

Flexible working

Résumé du poste

UK Atomic Energy Authority seeks a Director for the Tritium Fuel Cycle Division to lead a world-class research programme, manage a 200+ staff team, and deliver high-impact projects and partnerships. You will secure funding, oversee detritiation and waste research, and ensure safe, compliant operations.

The role is onsite with flexible working options where compatible with the business needs. Strong leadership and grant development are essential to succeed at this level.

Qualifications

• Three of four: people/operations management, delivery of high impact research, budget management, programme development.
• Experience delivering large-scale research projects with measurable outcomes.
• Ability to secure funding and build collaborations.

Responsabilités

• Accountable for the quality of research output from the Division and maintaining world-class leadership.
• Build a pipeline of grants, partnerships, collaborations, and bids to generate revenue.
• Ensure cross-cutting work packages with other divisions are coordinated and delivered.
• Provide governance and oversight for all Division projects and programmes.
• Ensure operations and facilities are safe and compliant with statutory requirements.

Connaissances

People management

Research delivery

Budget management

Programme development

Description du poste

UK Atomic Energy Authority seeks a Director for the Tritium Fuel Cycle Division to lead a world-class research programme, manage a 200+ staff team, and deliver high-impact projects and partnerships. You will secure funding, oversee detritiation and waste research, and ensure safe, compliant operations.

The role is onsite with flexible working options where compatible with the business needs. Strong leadership and grant development are essential to succeed at this level.