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ROBINSON RESEARCH INSTITUTE 9 0 LOCATION New Zealand NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES 40 POSITIONS RECENTLY RECRUITED FOR PhD studentships (various); postdoc researchers (industrial materials chemistry; HTS machines); space propulsion engineer; research technicians HOW TO APPLY Send all enquiries to the Institute manager at jeannie.redman@vuw.ac.nz CLOSING DATE All year round CONTACT Robinson Research Institute 69 Gracefield Rd Lower Hutt New Zealand 2010 Tel +64 4 463 0080 E-mail RRI-admin@vuw.ac.nz www.wgtn.ac.nz/robinson Categories • Aerospace • Energy & renewables • Engineering & instrumentation • Materials science • Medical physics • Modelling • Nuclear, fusion & energy • Optics, lasers & photonics • Space exploration The Robinson Research Institute is New Zealand’s premier academic research institute. We are internationally recognized for the impact of our applied research into superconductivity and electromagnetic technologies. Our world-leading programmes in materials and engineering deliver globally sought-after graduates and transform tomorrow’s industries. Why work for us The multidisciplinary Robinson Research Institute conducts New Zealand’s leading high-technology research programmes. Around 30 scientists and engineers contribute to our mission in our laboratories located in Wellington, the capital city of New Zealand. You will work alongside career researchers focused on solving “realworld” industry problems, from space technologies and fusion energy, through to transport and medical applications. You will carry out real discovery research and make genuine advances to science. Training and development We provide an exceptional environment for young researchers. We offer positions from internships and research assistants through to PhD studentships and academic research positions. The breadth of these opportunities comes from the Institute’s unique mix of internationally connected research, which spans the entire spectrum from fundamental science to the engineering, manufacturing and development of technology. While working at Robinson Research Institute, you will gain industry-relevant practical experience, lead research projects, and have the opportunity to connect with commercial and academic partners. Who we are looking for We welcome applicants with a background in solid-state physics, materials science, computational modelling, mechanical and electrical engineering, and mechatronics. Strong candidates will have a creative and innovative mindset, with an established publication record in leading refereed journals. We are looking for excellent, driven members of our team, including: research assistants; PhD and Master’s students; research technicians; postdoctoral research fellows: from interns to trainees, from students to graduates, from PhD to postdocs, all in a wide variety of specializations. Profile can be viewed at brightrecruits Physics World  Careers 2020 In association with brightrecruits
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SAGENTIA LTD LOCATION Harston, Cambridge, UK NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES 150 POSITIONS RECENTLY RECRUITED FOR Physicist, chemist, software consultant, software engineer, electronics consultant, electronics engineer, software test engineer PRE-REQUISITES Eligible to work in the UK HOW TO APPLY Visit www.sagentia.com Sagentia is a product-development and technology consultancy. We work with clients to develop technically complex products that are easy to use and commercially viable. This involves understanding and analysing early stage science and technology, generating new product concepts and models, and then taking these all the way through to full development. Why work for us We use science and technology to help companies make better R&D decisions and develop more successful products for their markets. This can involve working with clients in a number of ways: from identifying areas for innovation and designing new technologies, through to developing products and services, and bringing them to new or existing markets. You will get the opportunity to gain incredible knowledge and work with likeminded colleagues, be part of a great team culture and workplace. Training and development One of the great things about Sagentia is that we are small enough that if you make a difference, you will be noticed. Being part of Science Group consultancy means that we are big enough to have a whole range of opportunities where you can develop your career. We offer: •   Core training courses to expand graduates’ knowledge •  Career and salary reviews •   Technical, commercial and operations career paths •   Opportunity to work in multidisciplinary teams alongside experienced technical and market experts •   A feedback and support process to allow personal growth and development CLOSING DATE All year round CONTACT Sagentia Ltd Harston Mill Harston Cambridge CB22 7GG, UK Tel +44 (0)1223 875200 E-mail careers@sciencegroup.com www.sagentia.com Graduate schemes Whether you’re an experienced hire or a graduate, we are always looking for exceptional people to join our team. If you don’t see a vacancy to fit, but feel you could bring enthusiasm and curiosity to our teams, then we are always happy to hear from you. What we are looking for Our best recruits are smart and curious. Those who thrive here bring a depth of knowledge in their field and relish variety. For us, this means working with a team of diverse professionals on a broad and constantly changing range of R&D challenges. Our working environment is creative and innovative with a solid commercial focus. Profile can be viewed at brightrecruits Categories • Computational science • Electronics & semiconductors • Engineering & instrumentation • Materials science • Mathematics & statistics • Medical physics • Modelling • Optics, lasers & photonics • Physical chemistry • Plasma science & technology • Programming • Quantum science & technology • Software engineering In association with brightrecruits Physics World  Careers 2020 9 1

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ROBINSON RESEARCH INSTITUTE

9 0

LOCATION New Zealand

NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES 40

POSITIONS RECENTLY RECRUITED FOR PhD studentships (various); postdoc researchers (industrial materials chemistry; HTS machines); space propulsion engineer; research technicians

HOW TO APPLY Send all enquiries to the Institute manager at jeannie.redman@vuw.ac.nz

CLOSING DATE All year round

CONTACT Robinson Research Institute 69 Gracefield Rd Lower Hutt New Zealand 2010 Tel +64 4 463 0080 E-mail RRI-admin@vuw.ac.nz www.wgtn.ac.nz/robinson

Categories • Aerospace • Energy & renewables • Engineering & instrumentation • Materials science • Medical physics • Modelling • Nuclear, fusion & energy • Optics, lasers & photonics • Space exploration

The Robinson Research Institute is New Zealand’s premier academic research institute. We are internationally recognized for the impact of our applied research into superconductivity and electromagnetic technologies. Our world-leading programmes in materials and engineering deliver globally sought-after graduates and transform tomorrow’s industries. Why work for us The multidisciplinary Robinson Research Institute conducts New Zealand’s leading high-technology research programmes. Around 30 scientists and engineers contribute to our mission in our laboratories located in Wellington, the capital city of New Zealand.

You will work alongside career researchers focused on solving “realworld” industry problems, from space technologies and fusion energy, through to transport and medical applications. You will carry out real discovery research and make genuine advances to science. Training and development We provide an exceptional environment for young researchers. We offer positions from internships and research assistants through to PhD studentships and academic research positions.

The breadth of these opportunities comes from the Institute’s unique mix of internationally connected research, which spans the entire spectrum from fundamental science to the engineering, manufacturing and development of technology.

While working at Robinson Research Institute, you will gain industry-relevant practical experience, lead research projects, and have the opportunity to connect with commercial and academic partners.

Who we are looking for We welcome applicants with a background in solid-state physics, materials science, computational modelling, mechanical and electrical engineering, and mechatronics. Strong candidates will have a creative and innovative mindset, with an established publication record in leading refereed journals. We are looking for excellent, driven members of our team, including: research assistants; PhD and Master’s students; research technicians; postdoctoral research fellows: from interns to trainees, from students to graduates, from PhD to postdocs, all in a wide variety of specializations. Profile can be viewed at brightrecruits

Physics World  Careers 2020

In association with brightrecruits

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