About the role

For unofficial inquiries, please call James Marco (Professor, Battery Systems) James.marco@warwick.ac.uk.

This role provides a unique opportunity for a successful candidate to conduct scientific research in the battery sensing, development, description and manufacture. The successful candidate will work as part of multidisciplinary cooperation, multi -institutional, funded by the Faradai Foundation. Among the academic partners in the project are the universities of Birmingham, Nottingham, Cambridge and Oxford.

You will need a doctoral degree in a relevant subject, theoretical experience, the practice of developing the sensor, the manufacture of battery and the test. You will perfectly have a battery development experience including evaluation / battery description and / or new sensors. You will have excellent communication skills, flexible, and be able to work independently and as part of a search team with various skills and backgrounds. You will have conducted a free search or development in one or more of the above -mentioned areas and be able to show your ability through appropriate academic experience/publishing.

About you
You will need a doctoral degree in a relevant subject, theoretical experience, the practice of developing the sensor, the manufacture of battery and the test. You will perfectly have a battery development experience including evaluation / battery description and / or new sensors. You will have excellent communication skills, flexible, and be able to work independently and as part of a search team with various skills and backgrounds. You will have conducted a free search or development in one or more of the above -mentioned areas and be able to show your ability through appropriate academic experience/publishing.

Full details of the duties and selection criteria for this role can be found in announcing vacant jobs on the pages of the University of Warwick jobs. You will be directed to this when you click the “App” button.

PhD condition
If you are about to submit a doctorate, or not yet Researcher assistant The level, at the highest point in the 5th degree spine (34,610 pounds annually).

When receiving the evidence to confirm the successful doctorate prize, you will be promoted to Research colleagueWith the lowest point in the spine of the 6th grade (35608 pounds annually).

The final deadline: Wednesday, October 29, 2025 at 23:55 (BST).