PhD Physics Graduate – Materials Science required, based in Greater Manchester. Ideally requiring a recent PhD in Physics, with knowledge and experience of materials science and/or electrical engineering.Title: PhD Physics Graduate – Materials ScienceLocation: Greater ManchesterSalary: £32,000-£38,000 per annum (dependent on experience)Term: PermanentSRG are currently working with a leading manufacturer of alloys, and ceramic materials used predominantly in the aerospace, nuclear and motorsport industries. With a global presence and a portfolio of growing products, they are now looking to hire a PhD Physics Graduate – Materials Science to join their technical team in Greater Manchester. This role will involve designing and supplying technical specifications from commercial enquiries, working alongside the technical team to develop and design new solutions for customers and support in driving continuous improvements of product specifications. This role would suit a recent PhD graduate in Physics, with knowledge and experience of materials science, as well as potentially candidates with a PhD in electrical engineering. Alternatively, candidates that have experience in electrical surge protection units are also encouraged to apply. Benefits: You will join a leading manufacturer of speciality chemicals with a portfolio of growing products at an exciting time for the business. 25 days holiday plus bank holidays, pension scheme and performance related bonus.Working Hours: 37.5 hours per week, Monday – Friday 8:30am-4:30pm (with flexibility)Role/DescriptionProvide technical specifications and design of products for customer enquiries and quotationsDesigning product solutions based on customer enquiries and application queriesSupport in simplifying product portfolio offerings to customersImplement continuous improvement initiatives for the development and design of productsBuild relationships with key customers and end usersRequirementsRecent PhD in Physics with an emphasis on Materials ScienceRecent PhD candidates in electrical engineering will also be consideredKnowledge and/or experience in electrical surge protection is desirable but not essentialProactive problem solver Excellent written and verbal communication skillsFor more information please call Chris on 0161 667 1795.Keywords: physics, PhD, doctorate, materials science, electrical engineering, electrical surge protection, electrics, electrical, voltage transmission, power systems, materials, post-doc, research.