Teaching Associate in aerodynamics

The role

An exciting opportunity exists to join the Bristol fluids and aerodynamics research group, with responsibility for teaching the computational fluid dynamics part of the Aerodynamics and Numerical Simulation Methods 3^rd year undergraduate unit, together with supporting research activities in aeroacoustics. The successful applicant will be responsible for interfacing between academic staff carrying out research and supervising undergraduate research projects as well as delivering and developing teaching material.

The shortlisting will take place on the 19th August. 

The interview is planned for 2^nd September. 

What will you be doing?

• Deliver, develop and support teaching for computational fluid dynamics
• Support research staff working in the fields of computational fluid dynamics and aeroacoustics/computational aeroacoustics

You should apply if

• You enjoy developing and delivering teaching
• You are keen to develop your own research activities
• You enjoy collaboration with internal and external partners and develop a network of academic and industry partners

Additional information

For informal queries about the role please contat either:

Thomas.rendall@bristol.ac.uk or m.azarpeyvand@bristol.ac.uk 

Contract type: Fixed Term

Work pattern: 35 h per week, Mon-Fri

Grade: I

Salary: £37,099-£41,732 per annum

School/Unit: Civil Aerospace and Design Engineering

This advert will close at 23:59 UK time on 18/08/2024

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