Lecturer or Senior Lecturer in Mechanical Engineering

at  Imperial College London

WHAT WE ARE LOOKING FOR

We are looking for someone passionate about making a difference in the world as part of a supportive collaborative team focussed on delivering results and contributing towards establishing a world leading research strategy in Thermal Management and Electrical Machines.

A strong desire to help train and inspire the next generation of engineering leaders, who will accelerate this transition from the front is essential.

• We require you to be educated to a minimum of doctoral level, in a relevant Engineering subject, with a specific focus on Thermal Management with applications in Electrical Machines.
• It is crucial that you have a national (and international, for Senior Lecturer) reputation in Thermal Management (commensurate with career stage).
• You will have experience of preparing grant applications for submission.

Please see the Further Particulars (downloadable below) for the full description of the position.

AVAILABLE DOCUMENTS

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• Download: Lecturer Or Senior Lecturer In Mechanical Engineering Job Description ENG03152.Pdf

Please note that job descriptions are not exhaustive, and you may be asked to take on additional duties that align with the key responsibilities mentioned above.
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WHAT YOU WOULD BE DOING

• As a member of Academic Staff, you will broaden the College’s research capabilities, complementing our existing strengths.
• During the first three years, you will be responsible for delivering a programme of activity related to electric motors, as agreed by the Grantham Institute and the Department of Mechanical Engineering; bridging the gap between engineering and climate science technologies, and working to inform decision-making business and policy.
• You will drive forward research and collaborations across the areas of climate and environmental change and contribute to teaching portfolio’s and training programmes.
• You will represent the VFH and Grantham Institute at symposiums, conferences and forums, bolstering their reputations and taking an active role in the planning of the VFH.
• Participate in Institute and/or Department administrative roles, attending relevant operational and strategic committees and working groups as required.