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The Department of Mechatronics, Biomedical and Design Engineering is seeking an enthusiastic and experienced Designer/Lecturer to provide maternity cover within the Product Design group. This fixed
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transformation, operations and information systems, and £2,000 per annum for personal and professional development for the duration of the project. What we are looking for: Skills/ experience required
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, IT, engineering and production teams to map information flows, design priority controls, and build the governance routines the business needs to pursue US & UK defence and aerospace supply-chain
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-on experience of working in a multi-disciplinary team, work at the interface between world-leading academic research and commercial innovation, and deliver real impact. Work closely with world-leading researchers
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workshops needed to integrate the solution into the business. What you will gain: You will manage a strategic project of direct importance to the business. The role provides experience in developing a minimum
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spanning membrane science, chemistry, physics and engineering. You will design, construct and operate membrane-testing equipment, conduct experiments using polymeric and inorganic membranes and apply
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an interdisciplinary collaborative environment Desirable for the role: A postgraduate qualification (or equivalent experience) in a relevant field, such as Engineering Management, Service Design, Operations, Innovation
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and IS/ICT. The department fosters a thriving teaching innovation and research culture in the Department, which has a strong reputation for being both rigorous and relevant. As part of our growth
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depending on qualifications, aptitude, and experience. Your application must state which grade you are applying for. Aston University is committed to the principles of the Athena SWAN Charter http
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on improving the integration of micromobility within shared urban spaces, with an emphasis on pedestrian experience, safety, and accessibility. It will develop a practical, evidence-based toolbox to support real