A job is available in the Department of Engineering at the University of Cambridge for researchers to conduct research in the interaction of soil and machine with a focus on robot problems.

The mail holder will be in the west of Cambridge, Cambridgers, UK.

The successful candidate will contribute to an increasing research effort that focuses on the interaction between the soil and the machine and works closely with academic partners and the national and international industry. The role includes the development of new experimental methods as well as theoretical and digital developments.

The main responsibilities include:

1. Contribute to the basic research into the basics of interaction between the soil. Explore how the soil affects the response of machines that pass on the ground, specifically how they can be aware of the soil conditions they find.
2. Cooperation with academics, junior researchers and international collaborators in this growing field in Nexus from many disciplines.
3. Helping to manage an increased research group working in the field of soil mechanism interaction.
4. Apply for research grants to support additional supplementary research activities.

This position provides the opportunity to contribute to potential manufacturing research at the intersection of traditional soil mechanics and robots. Applicants are expected to receive a PhD in Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Information Engineering or Related Discipline. They must also have written and written communication skills in the English language and a strong record of academic and/or professional achievement.

Salary scope: 37,694 – 46,049 pounds

Specified range: The money of this post is available for a period of 36 months in the first place.

Once the employment offer is accepted, the successful candidate will be asked to undergo a healthy evaluation.

To advance online for this vacancies and view more information about the role, please click the “App” button above.

Please make sure to download your car biography (CV, including the list of posts) and a supportive message in the download section on the online application. The supportive statement should cover your motives for the mail, a scaling point after another on how to meet both the selection standards, the rigor of one magazine accurately, a conference paper or a report that shows the quality of your research. This may include the experience gained in employment, education, or during job breaks (such as Time Out to take care of the dependents). If you download any additional documents that are not requested, we will not be able to consider it as part of your application.

If you have any questions about this vacancies, please contact Dr. Jim Hambelton (Jh631@cam.ac.ukDr. Sam Stanner (SAS229@cam.ac.uk). For inquiries about the application, please call Sara Horsfield (Seh215@cam.ac.uk).

Please quote the NM47409 reference on your request and in any correspondence on this vacancies.

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