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. The University of Westminster is a vibrant learning environment – fostering innovation and creativity inspired by research and informed by practice, with a record of research and teaching achievements spanning
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bodies. You will be part of a stimulating and supportive environment at the University of Westminster, contributing to groundbreaking research with a significant social impact. We offer flexible working
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user community of 20,000 students and staff across our London campuses. Our team is growing as we further develop our digital environment and as part of this we are looking to expand and develop the ISS
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excellent working environment for Lab colleagues. These posts are available to University of Westminster graduates from the 23/24 academic year, from one of the design courses from the School of Architecture
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control, unit testing, CI/CD), cloud-based computing environments, and GPU-based computing is preferred. Experience programming in Python is preferred. Knowledge of other languages, such as MATLAB, R
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administration experience within a busy team environment, alongside experience of or interest in supporting and coordinating events. Excellent interpersonal skills are very important, and the post holder must
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are at the core of how we engage with students, colleagues, applicants, visitors and all our stakeholders. We are fully committed to enabling a supportive and safe learning and working environment which is
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supportive and safe learning and working environment which is equitable, diverse and inclusive, is based on mutual respect and trust, and in which harassment and discrimination are neither tolerated nor
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to delivering outstanding customer service with a friendly and positive demeanour while working collaboratively in a fast-paced team environment. Key requirements include strong organisational skills
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working environment which is equitable, diverse and inclusive, is based on mutual respect and trust, and in which harassment and discrimination are neither tolerated nor acceptable. The University has