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A rapidly scaling technology company is seeking a Senior Research Lead to innovate in cement and concrete performance. This senior role involves leading R&D programmes, managing lab environments, and guiding a multidisciplinary team. Ideal candidates have a PhD in materials-related fields and over 10 years in R&D. Join a mission to influence sustainable infrastructure. Salary commensurate with experience.
A rapidly scaling technology company operating at the forefront of advanced construction materials and sustainable infrastructure is seeking a Senior Research Lead to drive innovation across cement and concrete performance. Translation: serious science with real‑world consequences (the good kind).
A senior, hands‑on technical leadership role responsible for shaping and delivering complex R&D programmes focused on construction materials innovation.
You will:
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This is a chance to play a defining role in technology that will influence how major infrastructure materials are produced for decades to come. You'll work in an environment that values scientific rigour, innovation and practical impact, without the red tape of traditional heavy industry.
In short: if you want your work to outlast your email inbox, this is the one.
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