Aerospace Technologist
- Employer
- Aerospace Technology Institute
- Location
- Cranfield, Bedford
- Salary
- Dependant upon experience
- Closing date
- 30 Nov 2018
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Job Details
About the Role
We are looking for a highly capable Technologist to join our Aerospace Technology team
As a Technologist within our team, you will be responsible for building our technical capabilities, external networks and delivering some of our mission-critical workshops.
You will work with industry, research centres and academia and you will have a hands on role encouraging the creation of consortia that with joint external funding will deliver the research and technology programmes of the Technology Strategy for UK plc.. You will develop road-maps which form the critical content of the technology strategy ensuring that technology developments are linked to products, manufacturing and market opportunities.
Through your analytical work insight into some of our strategic technology areas, you will play a key role in developing technical capabilities that impact the technology strategy and influence our stakeholders, who include tier one OEMs and their supply chains, SME technology providers, research specialists and academia.
You will also play a role in the broader community of championing aerospace manufacturing, acting as an agent of transformation as we facilitate innovative ways of delivering to research and technology.
This is an excellent opportunity to join the organisation that is leading the strategic direction of the UK aerospace sector.
About You
You will be a self-starter with great energy, a drive to deliver and a real passion for your job.
You may have specialist understanding of one or more of the following technologies and a broad view and insight into the research and technology developments that are likely to drive the future technical evolution with regard to aircraft:
- Propulsion
- Systems engineering & integration
- Complex aircraft systems
You will be an engineering, physical sciences or mathematics graduate, currently or recently engaged in a technical capacity within the aerospace sector. You are also likely to have worked in a research function at some point in your career.
This is a role that will enable you to engage directly with a range of stakeholders and to use your communication skills and technical knowledge to influence behaviour and engender enthusiasm within your stakeholder group. The Institute is a small organisation, so you can be assured that you will be heard and that your contribution will make a difference.
You will be known amongst peers and colleagues as a facilitator, as an individual who engages teams and brings people together. You can balance your creative enthusiasm for the technical areas with reaching a conclusion about areas to pursue.
We offer a competitive reward package that will be commensurate with the capabilities of the successful candidate
Candidates must have the right to work in the UK.
Company
The Aerospace Technology Institute sits at the centre of UK aerospace research and technology. It is responsible for the UK’s Aerospace Technology Strategy and development of a national R&T investment presently worth £3.9 billion through to 2026. It is a truly game-changing initiative. Its mission - to raise UK ambition to deliver the best technology, maximising the UK’s full economic potential.
The importance of aerospace to the UK cannot be overstated. The UK is Europe’s number one aerospace manufacturer, second globally only to the United States. The industry is a major driver of economic prosperity through leading edge technology, high-wage jobs and high-value exports. The industry is resilient and growing at over 4.5% each year. These reasons are the basis for government investment and a coordinated effort to position the UK for success.
A small and young company charged with a big responsibility, the ATI encourages free thinking and innovation. We need individuals with drive, passion, ability to adapt and work flexibly, and who share our ambitions for the sector and UK. Our team are collaborative, open, respectful, positive and supportive.
- Website
- http://www.ati.org.uk/
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