location: Park University

The Nottingham Transportation Cense (NTEC) is looking for a full -time researcher/researcher in a full -time mode in high -resolution bitumen chemical descriptions for 8 months. This role provides an exciting opportunity to cooperate with the internationally recognized academic team in NTEC in many projects that focus on developing and evaluating the laboratory for future paving materials. A successful candidate will have the opportunity to engage in developing new research methods, expanding their research portfolio and contributing to the development of bitumen and asphalt technology. By working closely with industry and agency partners, the role holder will ensure that the search results affect future developments and wide use.

In this capacity, a colleague/ colleague researcher is expected to prepare high -quality search outputs and grant proposals, including publications in leading magazines and other relevant platforms. Candidates should hold a doctorate (or equivalent) in chemistry, chemical engineering, material engineering, or a close field from a university leadership. Advanced knowledge of bitumen chemists is very desirable.

This is full -time, FTC position.

What we offer:

• A friendly and supportive working environment
• Arrange a hybrid work with the mixing approach to work at home and offices every week
• A 27 -day generous vacation in addition to standard banking holidays and five days closing the university, including the closure between Christmas and the New Year.
• Our reward scheme gives many values ​​bonuses for excellent work
• We are committed to the development of employees by providing training, continuous support and opportunities for job progress
• You will get access to a set of benefits and rewards, including fitness, health facilities, employee discounts, travel plans and many more. To learn more about what we can offer you, follow our link Benefit site

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Please call Gordon Airey – Gordon.airey@nottingham.ac.uk If you have other questions about this role. Please note that the sent requests will not be accepted directly to this email address.