Lecturer

About the role

The Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering at the University of Bath is seeking to appoint a lecturer with a strong alignment to power systems engineering and artificial intelligence to provide excellent postgraduate research supervision and deliver high-quality research and teaching. We are looking for outstanding researchers to enhance our research, join an expanding and ambitious department, and to shape the energy systems of the future in a vibrant and inclusive environment and to engage with plans to grow teaching in these areas with strategic partnerships.  

Our electrical power systems research area is a key part of the Centre for Sustainable Energy Systems and has a reputation for strong scientific contributions to scalable and resilient energy network, data and digitalisation and market modelling and analyses. We have delivered tools and evidence for the UK Government, the energy regulator and wider industry for introducing new industrial standards, practices, and policies to accelerate the net zero transition. We are at the forefront of energy system data and digitalisation through our engagement with the government’s Energy System Digital Spine project.  We deliver training course in network pricing for the UK’s energy regulator Ofgem, an annual Power Markets Training Course to national policy makers outside the UK, in conjunction with the Foreign and Commonwealth Development Office, the World Bank, and the University of Cambridge.

The successful applicant will build a research portfolio with potential for national and international impact. They will help the department equip our students with the ability to make outstanding contributions in the world around them, by fostering advanced knowledge and practical skills, and they will support and develop courses that are intellectually bold and academically stimulating.

About you

You will be expected to contribute to our undergraduate programmes in Electrical and Electronic Engineering and postgraduate programmes, such as our MSc in Artificial Intelligence for Engineering and Design, with teaching in areas such as:

• Power system fundamentals
• Power system modelling and analyses 
• Power system operation, security and resilience
• Energy markets and regulation
• Applications of AI and data science in energy system operation and development
• Renewable energy production and utilisation and AI

The successful applicant will have a track record in fundamental and applied power systems research and artificial intelligence, with the potential to develop a research portfolio, and a key interest in educating the next generation of power engineers that are fit for the low carbon future.

• You will hold a PhD and an undergraduate degree in Electronic and Electrical Engineering or a very closely related subject. Through your research and teaching, you will be passionate about addressing the global challenges and educating the next generation of electronic and electrical engineers. This role will suit you if you:
• Demonstrate a clear fit to the Department’s research profile including the application of artificial intelligence and machine learning in your research area, and the ability to win and deliver research grants.
• Are passionate about teaching and have the ability to teach a wide range of electronic and electrical engineering subjects at both postgraduate and undergraduate levels on all our courses.
• Have a growing publication record and international reputation appropriate to your career stage.
• Enjoy working in a collaborative, diverse and supportive environment.

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