Innovation Partner Salary: Grade 4 (£13.02 per hour) To apply for this role, you must be a current student or postgraduate researcher at the University of Leeds or a graduate within the last 12 months. Are you passionate about shaping the future of education through innovative digital technologies? Do you have a desire to help others to grow and achieve success? Are you curious and ready to ask 'what if?' or 'how come?' We are seeking passionate student innovators to support a range of activities across HELIX and the Library Makerspace. These new learning environments are designed to give students and staff at the University opportunities to create and experiment. As an Innovation Partner, you will apply and develop your own expertise to assist and support others in driving forward learning at the University in areas like 3D printing and prototyping technologies, virtual reality, game design, video production, communications and engagement, and more. You'll also be a voice for the student body by actively participating in meetings and contributing innovative ideas that will influence the direction of these cutting-edge facilities. Your role will encompass advocating for student enterprise, leading innovation projects, and staying on the forefront of emerging technologies in the realm of digital education. In addition to helping to advance digital learning, you will serve as an ambassador for these spaces, fostering a collaborative environment and connecting with staff and students who share your passion for innovation. To excel in this role, you will need to possess a deep passion and vision for innovative learning. Effective collaboration and networking skills are essential as you build relationships with a diverse range of stakeholders and good organisational skills are a must. Practical experience in areas like multimedia production, public engagement, arts, design, or virtual reality would be advantageous. If you are ready to embark on an exciting journey to shape the future of education, this role is your opportunity to make a significant impact and drive positive change in digital learning. This is a casual role with hours that can be planned flexibly around study and other commitments. We anticipate that hours will consist of two shifts of 3.5 hours per week for the academic year 2024-25. Working some weekend and evening hours to ensure that the space is appropriately staffed during opening hours. To explore the post further or for any queries you may have, please contact: Chris Thompson, Head of Engagement and Innovation Email: c.j.thompson1leeds.ac.uk Email details to a friend