Faculty of Engineering
FTE:
1 Term:
Fixed (23 months) The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering in partnership with BAM Ritchies ( BAM Ritchies ) is seeking to appoint an Engineer/Senior Engineer (KTP Associate) in the area of Ground Engineering. BAM Ritchies is a specialist ground engineering business and part of BAM UK&I, a civil engineering and construction contractor. The core technical capabilities of BAM Ritchies’ staff relate to civil engineering, geotechnical engineering, and geology. The company aims to revolutionise the carbon footprint of ground engineering by commercialising microbially induced calcium carbonate precipitation (MICP) as a repair strategy for civil infrastructure such as coastal defences and rail embankments. The KTP will focus on translating the MICP technology developed at Strathclyde into engineering practice. The KTP will develop the skills required to implement MICP at field-scale and will lead on developing the commercial opportunity for MICP with potential clients. As the project progresses, the KTP will develop and grow capable teams within the business to deliver pilot MICP projects and build a future market and client base for the product. The Associate will be employed by the University of Strathclyde but spend the majority of their working time at the company’s premises in Kilsyth. During the first 6 months of the role, the KTP will spend a significant proportion of their time training to implement MICP at Strathclyde, after which they will transition to predominantly working at BAM Ritchies premises in Kilsyth. To be considered for the KTP, the ideal candidate will have a solid background in civil or environmental engineering. They should be a self-starting and inquisitive individual with a strong grasp of hydraulics and geotechnics. Prior knowledge of the MICP process is not required, but a willingness and enthusiasm to learn new skills in environmental engineering is essential. We value individuals who display excellent communication skills, enabling them to collaborate effectively with various teams within the organization and to bridge the gap between the technical delivery and the opportunities for business development. The candidate's strong problem-solving abilities will play a pivotal role in delivering practical on-site procedures and successful trials. The project is part of the Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) programme that aims to help businesses innovate and grow by working with UK universities. Successful Knowledge Transfer Partnership projects are funded by UK Research and Innovation through Innovate UK and are part of the government’s Industrial Strategy. To find out how KTP works and the vital role you will play if you successfully secure a KTP Associate position, please visit:
KTP Website . Salary:
Up to £45,000 depending on qualification.
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1 Term:
Fixed (23 months) The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering in partnership with BAM Ritchies ( BAM Ritchies ) is seeking to appoint an Engineer/Senior Engineer (KTP Associate) in the area of Ground Engineering. BAM Ritchies is a specialist ground engineering business and part of BAM UK&I, a civil engineering and construction contractor. The core technical capabilities of BAM Ritchies’ staff relate to civil engineering, geotechnical engineering, and geology. The company aims to revolutionise the carbon footprint of ground engineering by commercialising microbially induced calcium carbonate precipitation (MICP) as a repair strategy for civil infrastructure such as coastal defences and rail embankments. The KTP will focus on translating the MICP technology developed at Strathclyde into engineering practice. The KTP will develop the skills required to implement MICP at field-scale and will lead on developing the commercial opportunity for MICP with potential clients. As the project progresses, the KTP will develop and grow capable teams within the business to deliver pilot MICP projects and build a future market and client base for the product. The Associate will be employed by the University of Strathclyde but spend the majority of their working time at the company’s premises in Kilsyth. During the first 6 months of the role, the KTP will spend a significant proportion of their time training to implement MICP at Strathclyde, after which they will transition to predominantly working at BAM Ritchies premises in Kilsyth. To be considered for the KTP, the ideal candidate will have a solid background in civil or environmental engineering. They should be a self-starting and inquisitive individual with a strong grasp of hydraulics and geotechnics. Prior knowledge of the MICP process is not required, but a willingness and enthusiasm to learn new skills in environmental engineering is essential. We value individuals who display excellent communication skills, enabling them to collaborate effectively with various teams within the organization and to bridge the gap between the technical delivery and the opportunities for business development. The candidate's strong problem-solving abilities will play a pivotal role in delivering practical on-site procedures and successful trials. The project is part of the Knowledge Transfer Partnership (KTP) programme that aims to help businesses innovate and grow by working with UK universities. Successful Knowledge Transfer Partnership projects are funded by UK Research and Innovation through Innovate UK and are part of the government’s Industrial Strategy. To find out how KTP works and the vital role you will play if you successfully secure a KTP Associate position, please visit:
KTP Website . Salary:
Up to £45,000 depending on qualification.
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