Overview
In this role, you will contribute to research, teaching and academic citizenship within the School of Computer Science. You will develop an internationally recognized research program in Computer Graphics and deliver research‑informed teaching across undergraduate and postgraduate programmes. You will supervise and mentor students and early‑career researchers and participate in collegial school operations, including potential overseas teaching. The position offers a chance to influence curriculum design and engage in collaborative, interdisciplinary, and externally funded work.
Pay / Benefits
- 26 days holiday
- approx. 16 bank holidays
- generous pension scheme
- life assurance
- Health and Wellbeing options (gym, facilities)
- On-site childcare and discounts
Responsibilities
- Develop and sustain an independent research programme in Computer Graphics or related areas
- Deliver teaching across undergraduate and postgraduate programmes and contribute to curriculum design and enhancement
- Supervise and mentor students and early‑career researchers
- Engage in academic citizenship and service activities within the School and University
- Collaborate with colleagues across disciplines and participate in externally funded research initiatives
- Contribute to transnational education activities, including overseas teaching up to six weeks per academic year
- Support a high‑quality student experience and foster an inclusive learning environment
- Assist in administration and service tasks to support School operations
Key requirements
- research track record in Computer Graphics (CG)
- experience in teaching and curriculum development
- ability to supervise and mentor students and early‑career researchers
- strong collaborative and collegial working style
- commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion
- collaborative
- inclusive
- mentoring
- rendering
- real-time rendering
- modelling
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