Lecturer or Senior Lecturer in Embedded Systems and Intelligent Computing
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Requirements
- You will have a PhD or equivalent research experience in Embedded Systems, Digital Electronics, Cybersecurity, Edge Artificial Intelligence, or a closely related field. Expertise in the design, implementation, and security of embedded systems is essential.
- You will have a track record of research excellence, with publications in leading journals and a trajectory towards international recognition. Experience in translating research into real-world applications or collaboration with industry partners is particularly welcomed.
Benefits & conditions
At Loughborough, our benefits are designed to support your life inside and outside of work, helping you to thrive and feel valued as part of our community. Examples of our benefits include:
Time off - generous holiday allowance, including 14 university closure days and bank holidays, with the option to buy extra through our holiday purchase scheme.
Where you work - access to a range of fantastic facilities with plenty of green space across our 523-acre East Midlands campus, plus an exciting community at our London campus on the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
Financial Wellbeing - competitive pay, two excellent pension schemes, and everyday savings opportunities.
Support for you and those close to you - through our range of life event leave policies as well as access to an on-site nursery at our East Midlands campus, flexible and hybrid working options.
Health and Wellbeing - discounted gym memberships and access to world-class sporting facilities, including physiotherapy, plus healthcare offers such as eyesight testing and wellbeing support.
Travel and sustainability - access to our electric vehicle and cycle-to-work schemes, as well as a variety of travel offers to support sustainable commuting.
Discover more about the full range of rewards and benefits at Loughborough University.
About the company
The Wolfson School of Mechanical, Electrical and Manufacturing Engineering at Loughborough University is one of the largest and most successful engineering schools in the UK, consistently ranked among the top ten for our disciplines. We combine world-leading research with an outstanding student experience, underpinned by long-standing partnerships with industry leaders. Our collaborative and ambitious culture supports colleagues to excel across research, teaching and enterprise in support of the University Strategy, Creating Better Futures. Together.
The School wishes to appoint a Senior Lecturer/Lecturer in Embedded Systems and Intelligent Computing to strengthen its research and teaching in future technologies. Our focus is on Embedded Systems, Digital Electronics, Computer Architecture, Cybersecurity, and Edge Artificial Intelligence rather than device fabrication: We welcome applications from candidates working across Embedded Systems and Intelligent Computing, and the translation and industrial adoption of quantum technologies.
The successful candidate will build on the School’s capability in digital electronics, RF engineering, computer architecture, and cybersecurity, with significant scope for interdisciplinary collaboration across the University. The appointee will contribute to teaching undergraduate and postgraduate programmes and will develop specialist teaching in emerging engineering technologies available as options to students across other disciplines.
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