Low carbon buildings and smart energy management for a motorsport circuit

Application closing date 21 March 2013, employment start date 1 April 2013
Technologies for Sustainable Built Environments
University of Reading

This is one of two projects focusing on different yet complimentary elements associated with achieving a low carbon motorsport facility as part of Silverstone’s sustainability planning.

Working as part of the Silverstone team you will need to embed yourself in the organisation and operations, their event partners and community leaders to drive innovation through research. The work will contribute to Silverstone’s sustainability plans and outputs.We are seeking self-motivated, ambitious applicants with an interest in low carbon technologies and sustainability. An interest in motorsport is desirable although not essential. You will need a background in either HVAC engineering, mechanical or electrical engineering, physics, energy or similar physical and engineering sciences. Applicants must possess a good degree (2:1 or higher) or an MSc in a related area. You will need to be an excellent communicator with a drive to deliver quality doctoral level research for an organisation with a global reputation.

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