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ML-Powered Nonlinear Wave Modelling Research Associate

  • Recruiter: Diversity Dashboard
  • Job posted: 23/08/26
  • Reference: 3161253294
  • Type: Permanent
  • Salary: Competitive
  • Job location: Manchester
  • The University of Manchester is seeking a highly motivated researcher to develop analytical and computational models of nonlinear waves and floating-platform hydrodynamics. You will use BEM and related tools to calculate hydrodynamic coefficients, QTFs, wave forces and platform motions, and develop efficient reduced-order models.

    You will publish results, present at conferences, and collaborate with academic partners and industrial collaborators in offshore renewables.

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