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An established industry player is seeking a passionate Lecturer in Digital Engineering for Fusion Energy to join their prestigious School of Engineering. This exciting role involves engaging in cutting-edge research and teaching within a collaborative environment focused on sustainability and innovation. The successful candidate will contribute to vital projects aimed at achieving Net Zero Carbon targets through fusion energy development. With a commitment to diversity and inclusion, this opportunity offers a supportive workplace where your expertise can make a significant impact in the field of engineering. If you are eager to shape the future of energy, this role is for you.
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Client: The University of Manchester
Location: Manchester, United Kingdom
Job Category: -
EU work permit required: Yes
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The University welcomes applications for a permanent post across the Grade 7 Lecturer scale, within the School of Engineering in the area of Fusion Engineering.
The School of Engineering at Manchester is a national and international centre for education in engineering disciplines. Key research thematic priorities include Net Zero & Environmental Sustainability, Robotics, Autonomous Systems & AI, Digital Engineering, Advanced Manufacturing, and Engineering for Health and Materials. The University of Manchester and UK Atomic Energy Authority (UKAEA) collaborate to accelerate the country’s progress toward Net Zero Carbon targets through fusion energy development.
Fusion offers a sustainable energy source, generating electricity without greenhouse gases and utilizing abundant global fuel supplies. Recognized in the Government’s Green Industrial Revolution plan, fusion is a national and international priority. This collaboration builds on Manchester’s nuclear research strength, focusing on Tritium Science & Technology and Digital Engineering.
UKAEA's STEP (Spherical Tokamak for Energy Production) project aims to build a fusion power station by 2040. Addressing challenges in STEP's realization will be a research focus. The university leads a Fusion Engineering Centre for Doctoral Training, training over 150 engineers for the STEP supply chain from September 2025. The new lecturer will join the Digital Engineering for Fusion Energy research group, one of six new high-quality fusion appointments.
The university promotes inclusion and diversity, aiming for equal opportunity. It holds a Bronze Athena SWAN award for gender equality in STEM and a Silver Race Charter Mark for minority ethnic inclusion. It is also a Disability Confident Employer, guaranteeing interviews for disabled applicants meeting essential criteria.
What you will get in return:
We welcome applicants regardless of age, sex, gender, ethnicity, disability, sexual orientation, or transgender status. All appointments are based on merit. Flexible and hybrid working arrangements may be considered.
Please note, we do not respond to inquiries or accept CVs/applications from recruitment agencies. Enquiries should be directed to emailprotected. CVs from agencies will be considered a gift.
For questions about the vacancy, visit: https://jobseekersupport.jobtrain.co.uk/support/home
This vacancy closes at midnight on the closing date. Refer to the Further Particulars document for person specification criteria.