Associate Professor in Battery Technology at Centre for Industrial Electronics

This senior-level academic role as Associate Professor in Battery Technology at the Centre for Industrial Electronics requires deep expertise in battery science and technology, supported by a doctorate-level education. The candidate must have extensive experience in the design, development, and characterization of advanced battery systems, including electrochemical performance analysis, materials science, and energy storage technologies. Proficiency in industrial electronics as it relates to battery management systems, power electronics integration, and control strategies is essential. The role demands a strong research background demonstrated by significant contributions to battery technology, including publishing in high-impact journals and securing research funding. Experience in supervising graduate students and leading collaborative projects is expected. The candidate should be skilled in experimental methods, data analysis, and simulation tools relevant to battery performance and degradation mechanisms. Knowledge of emerging battery chemistries, safety standards, and sustainability considerations in battery manufacturing and recycling is advantageous. Teaching responsibilities require the ability to develop and deliver advanced courses in battery technology and related industrial electronics topics, as well as mentoring students. Strong communication and leadership skills are necessary to contribute to the Centre's strategic goals and to foster industry partnerships. Overall, the role demands a blend of high-level academic research, technical expertise in battery and industrial electronics fields, and proven leadership in an academic environment.