Postdoctoral Researcher in Fibre Optic Sensors for - Kingston upon Hull, United Kingdom - University of Hull

University of Hull

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Kingston upon Hull, United Kingdom

3 weeks ago

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Description

Reference:

UOH-TA0135
Campus:
Hull
Faculty/Area:
Faculty of Science and Engineering
School/Department:
School of Engineering
Subject Group/Team:
Electrical and Electronic Engineering
Salary:

- £38,205 to £44,263
Post Type:

Full Time
Closing Date:
Tuesday 12 March 2024Applicants are required to submit a current CV and cover letter.

Postdoctoral Researcher in Offshore Renewable Energy - Sensor Systems

The person appointed will join a large research team and will focus on the development and deployment of fibre optic sensor and signal processing systems.

It is anticipated that this will make use of a combination of discrete (grating-based) and continuous sensor types with appropriate signal processing and data integration techniques.

Duties will include the definition of sensing system requirements, selection of appropriate sensing technologies, development of deployment strategies, performance evaluation using physical and mathematical models and assessment of routes to integration into full scale systems.

The University of Hull holds the Athena SWAN University Bronze Award in recognition of its commitment to advancing women's careers in science, technology, engineering, maths and medicine (STEMM) employment and offers a number of family-friendly employment practices that are designed to enable a good work-life balance.

The post is available immediately as a full-time position of 36.5 hours per week for 3 year. Alternative working patterns, including part time and job share arrangements, will be considered.

How to apply:

Applications must include a:

Short CV including a list of journal publications and conference publications and presentations.

Applications will be assessed by the selection panel according to the criteria outlined in the person specification.

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