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Materials Scientist – Data Development

Stone
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Are you passionate about materials science and excited by the potential of data to transform how materials are designed, developed and optimised?

At Lucideon, we're looking for a Materials Scientist – Data Development to join our growing team. This is a unique opportunity to combine materials science expertise with data analysis, modelling and emerging machine learning techniques to solve real-world challenges across sectors including aerospace, healthcare, energy and advanced manufacturing.

Based on site in our state of the art facilities in Stone, Staffordshire, you’ll be working in a cutting-edge materials innovation environment, collaborating with materials scientists, engineers and data specialists to extract insights from experimental and historical datasets, helping to drive next-generation materials development, process optimisation and performance improvement. This role offers the chance to work at the forefront of materials science and data-driven innovation, while developing new skills, contributing to high-impact commercial projects and building a career in this rapidly evolving field.

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What You'll Be Doing

As a Materials Scientist – Data Development, you will:

  • Collaborate with materials scientists, engineers and data specialists to solve technical challenges using data-driven approaches.
  • Collect, analyse and interpret data from materials testing, characterisation and development activities.
  • Apply data analytics, machine learning and computational modelling tools to identify insights and support materials innovation.
  • Develop, validate and refine predictive models for materials design, process optimisation and performance improvement.
  • Communicate technical findings through reports, data visualisations and presentations to a range of audiences.
  • Keep up to date with emerging developments in materials informatics, data science and machine learning.

Essential Requirements

  • BSc or MSc in Materials Science or a related discipline.
  • Demonstrable experience in materials science gained through industry, research, academia or a similar environment.
  • Knowledge of materials characterisation and analytical techniques such as: SEM, TGA, Rheology / Powder Rheology, DMTA, Mechanical testing methods.
  • Understanding of data analysis principles
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
  • Excellent communication and teamwork abilities.
  • A passion for innovation and continuous learning.
  • Applicants must be eligible to obtain and maintain UK Security Check (SC) clearance. Please note that security clearance eligibility may be subject to UK Government nationality and residency requirements.

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Desirable Person Requirements

  • Experience applying machine learning techniques to scientific or engineering datasets.
  • Knowledge of Python or R for data analysis.
  • Familiarity with libraries such as: Scikit-learn, NumPy, TensorFlow, PyTorch.
  • Experience with computational modelling or a willingness to learn tools such as COMSOL Multiphysics.
  • Knowledge of advanced ceramics and their applications.
  • Experience working within an agile project environment.

Apply today and help shape the future of materials innovation through data-driven science!

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Skills

Materials Science
Data Analysis
Machine Learning
Computational Modelling
Data Visualisation
SEM
TGA
Rheology
Mechanical Testing
Analytical Techniques
Problem-Solving
Communication
Teamwork
Innovation
Continuous Learning
Python

Location

Stone, England, United Kingdom

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