Job title:

This post is for a technician to work within topic 2, “Diets and Environmental Systems”, at the South Yorkshire Center for Sustainability (SYSC). We work together throughout the southern Yorkshire to support a fair and sustainable transition to Net-Zero to the region.

You will support the research team in a project that focuses on understanding the capabilities of carbon insulation throughout the southern Yorkshire to support the evaluation of natural capital in southern Yorkshire and the strategy of restoring the next local nature.

The project is looking at how soil management affects soil carbon stocks, and in this role, you will be responsible for planning field work and treating soil samples in the laboratory.

Applicants should keep the 3 (BTEC/A) level in the relevant field (or have equivalent experience) along with experience in the soil laboratory analysis with a focus on organic materials, carbon and quantum nitrogen.

We offer a wonderful collection of benefits including high -competitive annual leave (with the ability to buy more), generous retirement scheme, flexible job opportunities, commitment to your development and welfare, a wide range of retail discounts, and much more.

Find out more in Sheffield.ac.uk/jobs/benefits Join us to become part of something special.

We build a team of people of different heritage and lifestyles from all over the world, which complement their talent and their contributions to each other for the greatest influence. We believe that diversity in all its forms provides a greater influence through research, teaching and student experience.

Serve now by clicking the “App” button located near the top of the screen.

Job title:

This post is for a technician to work within topic 2, “Diets and Environmental Systems”, at the South Yorkshire Center for Sustainability (SYSC). We work together throughout the southern Yorkshire to support a fair and sustainable transition to Net-Zero to the region.

You will support the research team in a project that focuses on understanding the capabilities of carbon insulation throughout the southern Yorkshire to support the evaluation of natural capital in southern Yorkshire and the strategy of restoring the next local nature.

The project is looking at how soil management affects soil carbon stocks, and in this role, you will be responsible for planning field work and treating soil samples in the laboratory.

Applicants should keep the 3 (BTEC/A) level in the relevant field (or have equivalent experience) along with experience in the soil laboratory analysis with a focus on organic materials, carbon and quantum nitrogen.

We offer a wonderful collection of benefits including high -competitive annual leave (with the ability to buy more), generous retirement scheme, flexible job opportunities, commitment to your development and welfare, a wide range of retail discounts, and much more.

Find out more in Sheffield.ac.uk/jobs/benefits Join us to become part of something special.

We build a team of people of different heritage and lifestyles from all over the world, which complement their talent and their contributions to each other for the greatest influence. We believe that diversity in all its forms provides a greater influence through research, teaching and student experience.

Serve now by clicking the “App” button located near the top of the screen.