MIAMI Senior Materials Scientist

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Oxfordshire - UK

profile Monthly Salary: Not Disclosed
Posted on: 11 hours ago
Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

The Materials Research Facility and teams provide advanced capabilities in nuclear and fusion materials. The MRF specialises in analysing irradiated materials through microstructural thermophysical and mechanical characterisation alongside developing new experimental techniques. The Fusion Materials Interaction team studies materials under extreme fusion conditions using modelling neutron experiments and radiochemistry while developing waste-reduction strategies. The Materials Science and Engineering team designs and tests advanced nuclear materials including metals composites and coatings using multiscale structural engineering and innovative post-irradiation and in-situ testing methods.

    As MIAMI Senior Materials Scientist you will play a pivotal role in undertaking research operations using the MIAMI-2 facility at the University of Huddersfield and assist in relocation of the laboratory equipment to J41 at Culham Campus.

    Core responsibilities

    • Maintain and operate the MIAMI-2 facility and associated equipment.
    • Plan and deliver experimental programmes using the MIAMI-2 facility.
    • Support the relocation of the MIAMI-2 laboratory to a new location.
    • Conduct scientific research including literature review and data analysis.
    • Interpret and critically evaluate experimental results and published research.
    • Collaborate with facility users researchers and key stakeholders.
    • Prepare and deliver technical presentations for internal and external audiences.
    • Contribute to research planning strategy development and continuous improvement.
    • Undertake administrative duties related to the MIAMI-2 facility and laboratory.

    Qualifications :

    • Degree (or equivalent experience) in materials science physics chemistry mathematics or a closely related discipline.
    • Technical expertise in one or more core materials areas including metallics non-metallics microstructural analysis/modelling testing fabrication or irradiation campaigns.
    • Hands-on experience in laboratory-based materials research and experimental campaigns.
    • Experience designing operating and maintaining advanced research facilities including ion beam systems and transmission electron microscopy.
    • Track record of internationally recognised materials research supported by a strong peer-reviewed publication record.

    Additional Information :

    A full list of our benefits can be found here  highlights include: 

    • 56596 (inclusive of a Specialist Allowance
    • Final salary defined benefit scheme with an equivalent of21.5% employer pension contribution 
    • 25 days annual leave plus 3 days Christmas closure 2.5 privilege day and 8 Bank holidays 
    • Flexible and hybrid working options 

    UKAEAs mission is clean energy for all and we welcome talented people from all backgrounds to help us achieve this goal. We are committed to equality diversity and inclusion and strive to ensure fair representation across our workforce. We particularly encourage applications from groups currently underrepresented in STEM including women and individuals from diverse ethnic backgrounds while ensuring all appointments are made on merit. Further information can be found here.  


    Remote Work :

    No


    Employment Type :

    Full-time

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