College of Science (Computer Science Department), College of Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering and Keystone Lintels Ltd

a period: 24 months (full time)

right To the nature of financing, work aims to start on a date not exceeding 01 April 2026. This task is applicable to apply for a global talent visa (if necessary).

Keywords: Artificial intelligence, engineering, and the functioning of organizational work

Project title: To develop, integrate and spread the deprived workflow flows of artificial intelligence in the Keystone Lintels Engineering team, support flexible and flexible information flows and make decisions to provide business growth. The project develops new possibilities for research and development within Lintels Keystone and works as a template to launch new technologies within the broader company.

This is a 24 -month knowledge transfer project (KTP) between LoughBorough and Keystone Lintels, funded by UKri Innovate UK.

This is an exciting opportunity for an advanced and ambition to join a company that specializes in providing thresholds for residential and commercial markets. By working with one of the largest bastard suppliers in the United Kingdom, you will join a company that finds ways to help make services for customers better, faster and easier for everyone.

This functional role focuses on developing influential, new and modified business operations designed to take advantage of advanced artificial intelligence techniques, increase efficiency in design and engineering teams, reduce manufacturing waste by reducing errors, and reducing the time taken to fulfill requests.

The colleague will work closely with the technical team and the company’s experts at the University of Luburu, throughout the project. The colleague will be supervised by an academic team, led by Dr. Russell Locke (College of Science, Computer Science Department) and Professor Sergio Cavallaro (College of Architecture, Building and Civil Engineering). KTPS aims to help companies improve their competitiveness and productivity through a better use of knowledge, technology and skills in the rules of knowledge in the UK.

The assistant will be primarily in Swadlincote derbyshire, with periodic visits to additional engineering sites and LoughBorough.

For more information, please refer to full Job description and person’s specifications.

Unofficial inquiries

Unofficial inquiries must be done to the main academy, Dr. Russell Locke, r.Lock@lboro.ac.uk.

Applications

Date of closure to receive requests: October 12, 2025

The interview will take place online with October 27, 2025.

The show and interview will be held with November 10, 2025