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Graduate Scientific Software Developer
BSc/MSc: £23,000-£26,000; PhD: £26,000-£29,000
Tessella delivers software engineering and consulting services
to leading scientific and engineering organisations across the
globe.
We recruit high achievers from leading universities who are
passionate about combining their IT expertise with their science
and engineering backgrounds to solve real-world problems.
You will enjoy a varied and challenging role, working closely
with our clients to understand the business issues they face and
helping to design and develop innovative software solutions,
being involved in all stages of the software development
lifecycle. Projects can range from client based consultancy or IT
development to office based client support activities.
You should have:
• BSc (min. 2:1), MSc or PhD in science, mathematics
or engineering
• Programming experience in at least one of our core
languages: Java, C#, C++, C, VB, .NET or Python
For more details, visit:
www.tessella.com/careers
http://www.bartlett.ucl.ac.uk/energy
http://lolo.ac.uk
For 2013-14, UCL Energy Institute is offering the MRes in
Energy Demand Studies and brand new MSc in
Economics and Policy of Energy and the
Environment.
Work alongside experienced researchers in a dynamic,
multidisciplinary environment and become one of the energy
pioneers of tomorrow.
Applications welcome from candiates with a good first
degree in a range of subjects (e.g. Economics, Physical
Sciences, Engineering, Mathematics). A background in
energy is not required.
6 fully-funded four year (MRes + PhD)
studentships in Energy Demand are also available
as part of the London-Loughborough Centre for doctoral
research in energy demand. See website for eligilibity.
Deadline for funding: Monday 18th March
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Together we’ll create your future
MSc in Biophysical Sciences
The MSc in Biophysical Sciences has been
created to bring excellent physical science
graduates to a position where they can start with
confidence in a wide range of careers in the
biophysical sciences. Created in response to the
growing demand for graduates who can apply
their knowledge outside of the traditional
boundaries of their discipline, this course
provides the essential tools and skills to excel in
multidisciplinary research.
www.durham.ac.uk/bsi/postgraduates
Closing date 1st July 2013
Image courtesy of Prof. R. Quinlan, Durham University
Physics World March 2013