Job Details
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| Electronics Research Task Leader | | |
| Location | | South East ( Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, East Sussex, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Kent, Middlesex, Oxfordshire, Surrey, West Sussex ) | | |
Salary
£34,000 - £38,000 dependent on experience | | |
Benefits
Join our team and on top of continually developing your abilities, you'll receive a superb benefits package. One that includes 28 days' holiday in addition to statutory bank holidays, a final salary pension scheme and relocation assistance where necessary. | | |
Description
As a member of the control systems emerging technologies (CSET) team, develop a capability in modelling and characterising semi-conductor devices. This capability shall be delivered in partnership with academia and industry.
Key accountabilities
· Coordinate the delivery of internal and external research on emerging technology for control systems implementation in support of programme elements as tasked by line management
· Liaise with Radiation Science Group to understand and co-operate with their programme to develop radiation tolerant electronics
· Manage external contracts with industry and academia
Knowledge, Qualifications, Experience, Skills
· A knowledge of electronics or applied physics with an electronics related bias
· Some knowledge of high reliability technology such as space or undersea applications
· Degree (or equivalent) in electronic engineering or science
· PhD in Electronics/Science related subject is desirable
· Chartered status or working towards Chartered status
· Some experience post graduation in the electronics industry or applied physics research
· Experience of team working and line management
· Management of contracts with industry and academia
· Application of quality assurance techniques is desirable
· Capable of dealing with the issues related to contract management
· Able to learn about new technologies
· Able to deal with a wide technology base
· Able to manage staff
· Literate and numerate to a level commensurate with the research undertaken and the provision of technical reports
· Good verbal and written communication skills
· Competent user of standard office software
Special Requirements
· Some UK and overseas travel may be required
About The Atomic Weapons Establishment (AWE)
Tasked with maintaining the UK's nuclear deterrent, the Atomic Weapons Establishment is without equal. No other organisation in the UK does what we do. Nor do they operate the way we do. This means our people can push the boundaries of conventional thinking and enjoy a wealth of stimulating challenges that are of real national importance.
To find out more about AWE, this vacancy and to apply, simply click on the apply link below this will take you through to our dedicated recruitment website.
On all applications please state on which website you initially saw this vacancy advertised. Please note that previous applicants need not apply.
AWE welcomes applications from women and men, regardless of disability, sexuality, racial or ethnic origin, age or responsibility for dependants. The normal contractual retirement age at AWE is 65. Successful candidates will be selected solely on their ability to carry out the duties of the post.
Because of the nature of the work associated with this post, it is subject to special nationality rules and is open only to British Citizens. All selected candidates will be required to undergo security clearance. | | |
Reference
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