The Alan Turing Institute

The Alan Turing Institute and Lloyd’s Register Foundation formed a long-term strategic partnership in 2015 to establish DCE as a new academic discipline, to build capacity within it and to deliver impact. This first phase has been achieved. The Turing is now positioning itself for ‘DCE 2.0’: the second phase of this ambitious programme builds on the foundational research undertaken to date and moves towards a more mission-led research focus that reflects current global priorities for the future of engineering.

The programme will establish new research pillars which will aim to have transformational outputs, accelerating impact and exploring possibilities in innovation, translation and commercialisation. This sits within the Turing’s developing Science and Innovation (S&I) Strategy, which sees a greater emphasis on the effective combination of both innovation and research. The Turing S&I Strategy will see the creation of Grand Challenges and targeted missions that will galvanise the community to achieve impact towards collective goals. The research undertaken, and partnerships established so far, have laid the path for the programme to move towards engaging with a broader range of partners and sponsors. The Institute will be working to identify new partners with strategically aligned goals to collaborate on foundational research, research translation, impact, capability building and innovation.

This is a full-time, permanent opportunity – 0.8FTE will be considered.

Please find below a link to the advert, job description and application form.

https://cezanneondemand.intervieweb.it/turing/jobs/programme-director-datacentric-engineering-25817/en/Link 

Closing date for applications: 29 August 2022 at 23:59.

Should you have any queries, please email recruitment@turing.ac.uk.