• A doctoral degree in Mechanical or Manufacturing Engineering or other related disciplines, with a strong focus on research; a sustained record of high quality published research output; high achievement in teaching and research supervision; and a record of service to the discipline and strong engagement with the university and wider communities. International research or teaching experience is desirable.

Responsibilities

• Engage in research both on an individual and collaborative basis and be active in seeking research funding.
• Take a lead administrative role in the Discipline of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering and lead in the development of the strategic plan for the Discipline and the School.
• Exercise a defining leadership role in the development of the field of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, both within the School of Engineering and at national and international levels.
• Contribute to the undergraduate and postgraduate teaching programmes of the School and ensure the delivery of research-led teaching.
• Supervise undergraduate and postgraduate students.
• Play an interdisciplinary role in the Faculty and across the university and participate in the overall life of the university, and may from time to time also be called upon to contribute in other capacities.