About you
You will have experience in underwater passive acoustics and signal processing. With a good knowledge of ocean environments, you will also have:
- A Ph.D. degree in a STEM discipline relevant to the project.
- A very good knowledge of the state-of-the-art in soundscape research and the latest themes in Deep Learning/AI, ideally adapted to underwater sounds;
- Programming skills, ideally in Matlab, Python or similar.
- A strong interest in the marine Arctic environment, including ice processes, animal vocalizations and the potential impacts of human activities.
- The ability to conduct individual research in an international, interdisciplinary setting.
- Proven potential to publish in high-quality, peer-reviewed journals.
- Demonstrated experience in presenting results orally and writing technical reports
Salary range: £38,784, rising to £46,049
Application deadline: December 14, 2025
