Job Description

Civil, Maritime & Environmental Engineering Location: Boldrewood Campus
Salary: \xc2\xa344,263 to \xc2\xa356,021
Full Time Permanent
Closing Date: Tuesday 12 September 2023
Interview Date: To be confirmed
Reference: 2410223DA

Imagine the future of maritime engineering \xe2\x80\x93 then drive it forward

Are you an early or mid-career academic with a passion for Maritime Engineering? Are you looking to join an academic team where you can build your profile and experience? Then the Department of Civil, Maritime and Environmental Engineering is the ideal place to make your mark. We have brand new, world-class facilities, a vibrant research culture, and are committed to all our students achieving their best.

Within this environment we will support you to further develop your academic career while you play a pivotal role in enhancing our research strength. We are looking for individuals with interests that:

• discover new ways to design stronger, lighter ships;
• apply AI and ML techniques to the future digitilisation of maritime engineering from design; production, through to fleet operation;
• make use of facilities such as our fully equipped 138 m Boldrewood wave/towing tank and new state-of-the-art large structures and materials testing laboratories all on the Boldrewood Innovation campus;
• explore the future of lean crewed and autonomous vessels from subsea robots through to the largest ships;
• look for sustainable solutions to accessing marine renewables and other ocean resources;
• find a decarbonised and emission free future for world shipping;

We are a team that ensures that our student cohort are educated to the highest of standards and are looking for individuals who want to keep our programmes and modules at the cutting edge of maritime engineering education while sustaining our high student satisfaction.

To make the most of this exciting role, you will need a PhD (or equivalent professional qualifications and experience) in a relevant area of maritime engineering along with a track-record of published research. You will be eligible for a Fellowship of the HEA due to your past involvement in the development and delivery of teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate level or supported to achieve this at Southampton. You\xe2\x80\x99ll have a proven ability to develop innovative research proposals and attract research funding. Highly organised, with strong communication skills, you\xe2\x80\x99ll be ready to manage and motivate others.

Please include (i) a research statement, (ii) a teaching and citizenship statement highlighting areas of interest in education and willingness to contribute to departmental activities and (iii) a diversity statement addressing your commitment to equality, diversity, and inclusivity. You can enter these statements in the textboxes provided in the online application form. Alternately, upload documents (no more than 1 page per statement) and provide a summary of these statements in the textboxes. All three statements are required for your application to be considered. As part of these statements, candidates should evidence:

• future research interests/plans (including grant capture);

• past research activities demonstrated by journal publications and funding portfolio;

• your ability to develop/deliver innovative teaching and assessment;

• that you are caring and can support students (UG/PG) and colleagues;

• that you can work well in a diverse team and can build an inclusive department; and

• that you have potential to lead activities relevant to the department including outreach.

Your application will be treated in the strictest confidence. For informal inquiries about this post, please contact the Head of Department, Stephen Turnock ( ) or the Head of Maritime Engineering, Dominic Hudson ( ).

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