University of Warwick

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We're a world-leading university with the highest academic and research standards. But we're not letting the story end there. That's because we're a place of possibility. We're always looking for new ways to make things happen. And our students, alumni and staff are consistently making an impact - the kind that changes lives, whether close to home or on a global scale. It's the achievements of our people that help explain why our levels of research excellence and scholarship are recognised internationally. It's a prime attraction for some of the biggest names in worldwide business and industry. It's why we're ranked highly in the lists of great UK and world universities. All of this contributes to a compelling story, one that's almost 60 years old. Welcome to Warwick. Our social media channels are usually monitored 09:00-17:30 (GMT), Monday to Friday.

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University of Warwick

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Research Fellow (111375-0326)

Job Description

**Job title** Research Fellow (Terahertz Photonics & Robotics) **Role Summary** Conduct research and develop terahertz (THz) imaging and spectroscopy tools integrated with a medical‑grade robot for rapid, accurate skin cancer diagnosis as part of the EPSRC‑funded Terabotics project. Advance THz modulation, waveguide, polarizer, and antenna technologies, and improve data acquisition, control software, and analysis pipelines. **Expactations** - PhD in Physics, Mechanical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Computer Science, Electronic Engineering, or Robotics. - Proven research track record in THz technology, including time‑domain spectroscopy, optical alignment, and data analysis. - Strong communicator, capable of autonomous work and collaborative team contributions; mentor PhD students. - Excellent planning, time‑management, and project‑delivery skills. **Key Responsibilities** - Design, build, and optimize THz imaging systems and robotic interfaces. - Perform optical alignment, control‑software development, and data‑analysis for THz time‑domain spectroscopy. - Develop novel THz imaging techniques and integrate them into a medical‑grade robotic platform. - Collaborate with a multidisciplinary research group; share progress and troubleshoot problems. - Co‑lead student projects, supervise PhD candidates; assist in grant writing and publications. - Ensure research objectives meet project milestones and quality standards. **Required Skills** - THz modulation, waveguide, polarizer, and antenna design experience. - Proficiency with THz time‑domain spectroscopy setups, optical alignment, and control software. - Programming in Python/Matlab or equivalent for data processing and system control. - Robotics integration skills: mechanical interface design, motion control, and safety compliance. - Strong analytical and quantitative problem‑solving abilities. - Effective written and verbal communication; dissemination of research results. **Required Education & Certifications** - PhD in a relevant discipline (Physics, Mechanical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Computer Science, Electronic Engineering, Robotics). - Confirmation of PhD award (or near‑completion for initial RA appointment). ---

Coventry, United kingdom

On site

09-03-2026

Company Name

University of Warwick

Job Title

Research Fellow (111364-0226)

Job Description

**Job Title:** Research Fellow (Geometric Group Theory) – University of Warwick **Role Summary:** Two‑year fixed‑term postdoctoral fellowship (starting Oct 2026) to conduct independent and collaborative research within the Geometric Group Theory group, under the mentorship of Dr Davide Spriano. The role includes publishing research, presenting findings, and contributing to the department’s academic activities. Flexible working arrangements (part‑time, job share) may be considered. **Expectations:** - Hold a PhD (or be imminently awarded) in Mathematics with a focus on Geometric Group Theory. - Demonstrate a strong publication record (published or accepted papers). - Contribute original research and develop an independent research profile. - Communicate research effectively to specialists and non‑specialists. - Manage multiple research strands and meet project milestones. - Participate in departmental seminars, conferences, and collaborative visits. **Key Responsibilities:** 1. Conduct high‑quality research on topics such as CAT(0) cube complexes, injective spaces, acylindrical hyperbolicity, Morse boundaries, integral currents, and related functional analysis. 2. Co‑author papers with the Geometric Group Theory group and submit to peer‑reviewed journals. 3. Present results at internal seminars, external conferences, and workshops. 4. Mentor junior researchers or graduate students as required. 5. Contribute to grant‑related activities and collaborative research visits (UK and abroad). 6. Uphold inclusive and collaborative departmental culture. **Required Skills:** - Expertise in Geometric Group Theory; familiarity with CAT(0) cube complexes, injective spaces, acylindrical hyperbolicity, Morse boundaries, integral currents, functional analysis (preferred). - Proven ability to produce publishable research and manage independent projects. - Strong written and oral communication; experience presenting to interdisciplinary audiences. - Effective teamwork and collaboration within a research group. - Time‑management and ability to balance multiple research lines. **Required Education & Certifications:** - PhD in Mathematics (or equivalent) completed or submitted before start date; field relevant to Geometric Group Theory. - No specific professional certifications required.

Coventry, United kingdom

On site

09-03-2026

Company Name

University of Warwick

Job Title

Research Fellow (111381-0226)

Job Description

**Job Title:** Research Fellow (Silicon Carbide Power Devices) **Role Summary:** Conduct research and development on silicon carbide (SiC) power device fabrication within the EPSRC‑Innovate UK funded REWIRE Innovation and Knowledge Centre project. Collaborate with academic partners (Warwick, Bristol, Cambridge) and over 30 industry partners, supporting project delivery, publishing results, and enhancing the department’s research profile. **Expectations:** - Deliver high‑quality SiC device research on schedule. - Publish peer‑reviewed papers and present findings in English. - Work independently and as part of multidisciplinary academic‑industry teams. - Contribute to departmental activities and promote an inclusive environment. - Manage multiple priorities, meet deadlines, and travel to partner sites as needed. **Key Responsibilities:** - Fabricate SiC power devices in a cleanroom (lithography, deposition, etching, etc.). - Perform electrical characterization (I‑V, C‑V, switching) and physical analysis (TEM, SEM, AFM). - Support project objectives, reporting progress to the Principal Investigator. - Generate technical documentation, data reports, and conference/journal manuscripts. - Participate in meetings with university and industry collaborators; travel to Bristol and Cambridge as required. - Mentor junior researchers/assistants and assist with grant‑related activities. **Required Skills:** - Strong hands‑on experience with semiconductor device processing in a cleanroom. - Proficiency in electrical (I‑V, C‑V, switching) and physical (TEM, SEM, AFM) characterization techniques. - Ability to analyze data, troubleshoot processes, and optimize device performance. - Excellent written and oral communication in English; ability to produce technical papers and deliver presentations. - Strong organizational, time‑management, and teamwork skills; capable of managing competing priorities. - Familiarity with collaborative research environments and industry partnerships. **Required Education & Certifications:** - Minimum 2:1 Honours degree in Engineering, Materials Science, Physics, or related discipline. - Completed or near‑completion PhD in SiC power devices or a closely related field. - (Optional) Publications or conference contributions demonstrating a developing research profile.

Coventry, United kingdom

On site

09-03-2026

Company Name

University of Warwick

Job Title

Research Assistant (108927-0326)

Job Description

**Job title** Research Assistant – Human Capital, Production & Economic Development **Role Summary** Support the execution of an ERC/UKRI Starting Grant project by collecting, harmonising and analysing micro‑level data across multiple countries, and by collaborating on the development and estimation of theoretical models evaluating education and training policies. **Expectations** - Work as a proactive team member on a fixed‑term (12 months, renewable) contract. - Undertake high‑quality data work and model building to enable integrity of research outputs. - Engage closely with the Project Leader and collaborators, contributing to academic publications and presentations. **Key Responsibilities** - Collect, clean and harmonise micro‑level labour‑market, education and skills data from diverse national sources. - Construct datasets that capture skill accumulation and utilisation at the individual and firm level. - Collaborate in the design, implementation and estimation of structural and empirical models assessing policy impacts. - Prepare data documentation, codebooks and reproducible analysis scripts. - Contribute to manuscript drafting, presentation materials and conference outputs. - Maintain rigorous data quality checks and adhere to project timelines. **Required Skills** - Strong analytical and statistical programming skills (Stata, R, Python, or equivalent). - Experience with large‑scale data cleaning, merging and harmonisation across cross‑national datasets. - Familiarity with econometric estimation techniques and model specification. - Ability to work independently and within a collaborative research team. - Excellent written communication for technical reporting and academic writing. **Required Education & Certifications** - Current enrolment in a master’s or Ph.D. programme in Economics, Econometrics, Statistics, or a related field. - Proven coursework or experience in micro‑econometrics, data science and labour economics. ---

Coventry, United kingdom

On site

09-03-2026