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, research, and administrative activities within your area of responsibility, encompassing but not limited to: desktop and laptop computing (Windows PCs, Apple Macs, Linux terminals and associated software
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Qualifications & Education Achieved, or being close to achieving, a postgraduate or PhD degree aligned to biomechanics, manufacturing, or mechanical engineering. Knowledge Skills and ExperienceA proven track
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your Line Manager. This could be informal or could be an apprenticeship leading to a formal qualification, such as Business administration NVQ. A staff mentoring scheme. Support to learn Welsh
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currents. The work will examine previous calculations and evaluate the alternative working methods for implementation on practical tunnel project, as well as further investigations to consider various safe
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software (eg. Business and Objects) and MS Excel to collate and present management data. Additional Information HOW WE WILL SUPPORT YOU IN PERFORMING THIS ROLE We want to support and develop you in the role
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using complex statistical methods (i.e. structural equation modelling and/or multivariate analysis). The successful applicant will enjoy data analysis and working with complex data and will have some
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or could be an apprenticeship leading to a formal qualification, such as Business administration NVQ. A staff mentoring scheme. Support to learn Welsh or to update language skills. Ensure that you have
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a new service design for university post-awards. The role will be formally based in the Research Support Division, working across teams leading or collaborating on strategic projects, e.g. with
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formal qualification, such as Business administration NVQ. A staff mentoring scheme. Support to learn Welsh or to update language skills. Job Category Admin / Clerical
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methods for catalysis, sustainable chemical processes, and systems integration, helping to deliver innovation from the lab to pilot scale. The project will focus on multi-scale computational modelling