READER OR PROFESSOR (POWER ELECTRONICS)

Women's Engineering Society; Warwick; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

The Women's Engineering Society invites applications for a Reader or Professor position in Power Electronics at the University of Warwick. This role involves leading major collaborative research, managing courses in Electrical Power and Energy Engineering, and engaging in professional development related to teaching.

The postholder will contribute to the University’s ambition of national and international impact, with opportunities for flexible working arrangements and continued professional development.

Qualifications

• Leadership in research of internationally leading quality.
• Engagement in professional development related to teaching.
• Experience in developing and managing courses in Electrical Power and Energy Engineering.

Responsibilities

• Lead research activities in Power Electronics.
• Teach courses at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
• Shape outputs and strategies within the School of Engineering.

Job description

Posted: 2 days ago

University of Warwick

Description:

The School of Engineering invites applications for a Reader or Professor position in the field of Power Electronics.

The post is on the Research and Teaching pathway. The post will take a leading role in carrying out research of internationally leading quality, through development of research activities. This includes leading major collaborative research activities with other institutions or bodies to bring significant benefit and impact to the University’s national and international standing.

The postholder will also teach and lead on the development, management and delivery of courses within Electrical Power and Energy Engineering, including those at undergraduate (conventional and degree apprenticeship), postgraduate and continuing professional development levels.

Continued engagement in professional development in relation to teaching, learning and assessment, related to academic, institutional and/or other professional practices is expected, alongside leadership/management contributions to other activities (including administration) that will influence and shape outputs and strategies within the School of Engineering, the Faculty of Science, Engineering and Medicine and the University.

We will consider applications for employment on a part-time or other flexible working basis, even where a position is advertised as full-time, unless there are operational or other objective reasons why it is not possible to do so.

For full role details, including required skills and experience, and to apply please use the link provided. Only applications received via the University's jobsite will be accepted.

Job Ref: 111810

Start Date: tbc

Hours: Full Time

Location:

Working Terms: Permanent