Research Associate/Fellow(s): Software Engineering

This post is full time and has funding for up to 2 years.

The Cronin Group within the School of Chemistry is looking to recruit two Research Associate/Fellows to make a leading contribution to the Digital Chemistry and Chemputation team lead by Prof. Lee Cronin (www.croninlab.com ) in the area of software and database development for chemputation working in a multidisciplinary team. You will have skills / and / or interested in some of the following: artificial intelligence, organic chemistry, robotics, embedded firmware development, chemical automation, programming, scripting languages such as Python, and algorithm development.

You will have extensive experience of software development / PhD in Computing or in Chemistry with a strong computing background or experience of software development from industry.

For appointment at Grade 8, the candidate is expected to perform the above duties with a higher degree of independence, leadership and responsibility, particularly in relation to planning, funding, collaborating and publishing research, and mentoring colleagues, establish and sustain a track record of independent and joint published research to establish and maintain your expert reputation in the subject area and develop/implement a suitable research strategy.

Informal enquiries about the role are welcomed, and should be addressed to Prof Lee Cronin ([email protected] )  in the first instance.

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Closing date: 5 March 2024

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