We recruit people at all stages of their career.
We are looking for ambitious individuals who enjoy developing new ways to use data science, statistics, analytics, and computing to solve tough real-world challenges. If you have a degree (UG level through to PhD) in a subject that gave you the ability to master your data, analytical and computing skills, get in touch.
Our values
Being part of the Signal Processing research group means being treated as an equal in a supportive, collegiate environment. This culture is core to our work and facilitates an environment where diversity drives the development of valuable research ideas and innovation.
Everyone has the opportunity to:
- A flexible and supportive environment to achieve their personal and professional ambitions;
- Work along-side the best minds in the field and contribute to research plans and publications; and
- Achieve impact of our research by working with our external partners to solve tough, real-world problems.
The benefits of working for us
Aswell as rewarding career prospects, you have the opportunity to work on a variety of topics and projects; attend conferences, training and events; and progress your career in either an academic or industrial pathway.
The University offers generous annual leave; hybrid working; maternity, paternity and adoption leave; and pension schemes.
Security clearance requirements
While each role will have its own individual qualification and technical requirements, the nature of our work means the majority (but not all) of the successful candidates will need to be security cleared. Please refer to the individual job descriptions for eligibility requirements. Generally, to gain the high-level security clearance you must:
- be a UK national (or NATO national); and
- have resided in the UK for the past 5 years.
To understand more about what this means, read section 3 of the Civil Service Nationality Rules.
Current opportunities
We are currently recruiting a large number of people from a variety of backgrounds (electrical engineering, computer science, maths, physics, bioengineering, mechanical and aerospace engineering, etc) and levels of experience (undergraduates, postgraduates, postdocs, academics and industrialists). If you're interested in working with our group, please email your CV to Kelli.Cassidy@liverpool.ac.uk.
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