Title: Research and Technology Engineer
Location: Warrington, Derby or Manchester
We are Rolls-Royce SMR and we’re doing something that’s never been done before. We’re revolutionising an industry. That’s a once-in-a-career opportunity for those excited by such a challenge. This is more than just a job; this is a legacy.
We are now recruiting for the exciting role of Research and Technology Engineer, to be involved in Rolls Royce SMR's engagement with UK academia and research organisations, ensuring alignment between research effort and company's strategic objectives in developing small modular reactor technology.
Role Purpose
This role involves developing research strategies, managing relationships with academic institutions, representing the company at academic engagements, and driving the long-term partnerships focused on developing innovation across our key technology themes.
Key focus for the role
1. Development and implementation of a comprehensive academic engagement strategy aligned with the company’s technology themes.
2. Establish collaborative partnerships with UK universities, resulting in tangible research outcomes such as publications, prototypes, or new methodologies.
3. Successful identification and prioritisation of impactful academic research through effective horizon scanning.
4. Successful management of a small number of technology projects.
5. Increased visibility of the company within academic and research communities through regular engagement.
6. Progress towards forming a long-term strategic partnership with multiple universities across key technology themes.
Training & Qualifications that would support your development
Essential:
* Degree in engineering, a natural science, or a related technical discipline.
Desirable:
* MSc/PhD in a relevant field, preferably with research experience.
* Familiarity with intellectual property and commercialisation practices.
If you are considering a career move, please get in touch; we welcome applications from people with transferable skills.
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