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Aston University in Birmingham seeks an enthusiastic academic in Geotechnical Engineering to contribute to teaching, research and wider departmental activity. The role focuses on connecting geotechnical engineering with regional challenges in infrastructure renewal and climate adaptation, securing impact and student experience.
The successful candidate will develop research projects, supervise students, and foster employer engagement across the West Midlands, strengthening pathways into civil
Civil and Logistics Engineering is a growing and ambitious department, bringing together expertise across Civil Engineering, Transport, Supply Chain and Engineering Management. We are looking for an enthusiastic and collaborative academic in Geotechnical Engineering to contribute to our teaching, research and wider departmental activity. We particularly welcome applicants who can connect geotechnical engineering with challenges facing the West Midlands, including infrastructure renewal, brownfield regeneration, resilient transport, sustainable construction, climate adaptation and the transition to net zero. We value teamwork, collegiality and an inclusive environment, with a shared commitment to delivering an outstanding student experience. The successful applicant will contribute through:
We are looking for candidates with qualifications and experience in Geotechnical Engineering, with expertise in one or more of the following:
Impact in the West Midlands A key part of the role will be helping to establish Aston University as a regional hub for geotechnical knowledge, skills and innovation. You will work collaboratively with stakeholders to create authentic learning experiences and strengthen pathways into civil and geotechnical engineering for students across the region.
This role is likely to qualify for endorsement under the Endorsed Funder route of the Global Talent visa. This visa is for talented or promising individuals in academia or research in fields such as science, engineering, medicine, social sciences, or humanities. See the Home Office guidance: https://www.gov.uk/global-talent