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Knowledge Specialist (Technology) Once A Week In The Office

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Overall Purpose of Role
Support the development of the technology-focused knowledge programme, with emphasis on issues such as digital engineering, modern methods of construction (MMC), AI, automation and data-driven delivery. Provide research, analysis and technical content that helps members understand and adopt emerging technologies and supports the institution role as a leader in digital transformation.
Responsible for
- Supporting research and development of CPD and knowledge products on AI, MMC, automation and digital engineering
- Producing technical summaries, case studies, articles and digital content
- Gathering insight from members, industry and academia to shape practical outputs
- Tracking emerging technologies, digital trends and innovation
- Supporting the representation in technology-focused discussions and events
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The preferred candidate would have
- An engineering degree or relevant technical qualification, with a civil engineering background particularly relevant.
- Some experience in technology-enabled infrastructure delivery is desirable
- Some experience contributing to technical content or research
- Some experience engaging with industry stakeholders (desirable)
- Early-career experience in the engineering or construction industry, potentially gained through a graduate training programme.
- Experience with a Tier 1 contractor, engineering consultancy or another engineering organisation.
- Strong technical knowledge and an understanding of how the engineering industry operates.
- An interest in applying their technical expertise within a knowledge-focused professional institution rather than continuing a traditional engineering delivery career.


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