Role
The post holder will work closely with academic staff, students, and other technical colleagues to support the programming, control, and integration of microfluidics systems. Day¿to¿day activities will include programming and testing control systems, integrating software with mechanical and electronic components, troubleshooting and optimisation, system documentation, and supporting the assembly and modification of demonstrator hardware.
The role will suit someone who enjoys practical, problem¿solving work at the interface of engineering and the life sciences.
Skills, Experience & Qualification needed
The ideal candidate will have practical experience in programming and system integration and an interest in applied microfluidics research. Strong problem¿solving skills and attention to detail are essential.
1. HNC, HND, undergraduate degree, or equivalent experience in engineering, physics, bioengineering, or a related discipline
2. Experience in programming or scripting (e.g. Arduino, Python, or similar environments)
3. Experience working with experimental or prototype systems
4. Ability to troubleshoot and optimise integrated software¿hardware systems
5. Experience with microfluidics, electronics, or automation
6. Previous laboratory or technical research experience is desirable
Interview date: to be confirmed