Sort by
Refine Your Search
-
Listed
-
Employer
-
Field
-
papers in peer-reviewed Journals are key to the role. You will be responsible for: Design and implement full stack battery intelligence platforms, including: Cloud infrastructure (AWS/Azure/GCP), Backend
-
, including: Cloud infrastructure (AWS/Azure/GCP), Backend systems and APIs for battery telemetry ingestion and analytics, Frontend dashboards for real-time monitoring, diagnostics, and fleet intelligence
-
maintain modelling, data management and cloud-based exchange systems to enable effective collaboration and delivery across the IGNITE Hub. Contribute to writing bids for research funding Collect, analyse
-
testing, version control, clear documentation, and continuous improvement of development infrastructure (e.g., CI/CD, Docker, cloud-based services). Carry out Risk Assessment, and ensure compliance with
-
GPU acceleration, cloud computing, and distributed architectures, to enable efficient analysis of large-scale video datasets. Collaborate with clinical and academic collaborators, external partners
-
About the Role Applications are invited for a Research Fellow to work with Prof. James Sprittles and collaborators on the EPSRC Open Fellowship entitled “From Nanofilms to Clouds: A Modelling
-
continuous improvement of development infrastructure (e.g., CI/CD, Docker, cloud-based services). Carry out Risk Assessment, and ensure compliance with Work, Safety and Health Regulations. Coordinate
-
studies Adapt, extend and maintain modelling, data management and cloud-based exchange systems to enable effective collaboration and delivery across the IGNITE Hub Person Specification Hold a Batchelor
-
should be a step up in accuracy from previous landcover and carbon maps due to increased field data, satellite data, and analytical tools. The expectation is that the mapping will be done using cloud-based
-
HPC or cloud environments. Strong quantitative problem-solving and communication skills are also essential. We welcome applications from all interested candidates and particularly encourage those who