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Salary: £12.60 per hourFTE: 1 Term: Fixed (3 months)Closing Date: 23 March 2025Location: RenfrewThe National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS) is a world-class innovation centre focused on transforming manufacturing through cutting-edge research, advanced technologies, and industry collaboration. Our work spans all aspects of manufacturing, from engineering and digital automation to supply chain optimization, sustainability and skills.We are seeking enthusiastic individuals with a passion for learning to join our 2025 Internship programme. With a wide variety of internship opportunities available across our centres - including the Manufacturing Skills Academy, Digital Factory, Advanced Forming Research Centre, Lightweight Manufacturing Centre and Operations (Marketing, Business Devel...

Salary: £32,296 - £35,880FTE: 1 (35 hours/week) Term: Open ContractClosing Date: 16 March 2025The Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering is seeking to appoint an electronic technician who will provide technical and operational support through the electronic and electrical workshop. The Department has an international reputation for teaching and research, and is one of the premier departments in the UK. Our strong partnerships with Government, Industry and a variety of global research agencies ensure the industrial applicability of our courses and our research outputs, and enable us to provide our students with state-of-the-art teaching and learning facilities.Applications are invited for an Electronic Technician to join a team within the Department, providing specialist electron...

Salary: £26,642 - £29,659 per annumFTE: 1.0 (35 hours per week)Term: Fixed for 24 monthsClosing Date: 10 March 2025Digital Health and Care Innovation centre (DHI) is hosted by the University of Strathclyde and brings together Scotland's public sector, academia, charities and industry to create new ways of working, and to co-design digital solutions for some of the country's biggest health and care challenges. Our unique needs-led approach is an essential link between the Scottish Government’s national priorities and the wealth of talent across different sectors and communities in Scotland. This creates opportunities for innovators, entrepreneurs and enterprises to develop proven, scalable, and commercially viable solutions for use across Scotland and for export to other markets. This also ...