Duties: Applications are invited for continuing position in the Department of Civil and Natural Resources Engineering at the level of Lecturer, Senior Lecturer (equivalent to Assistant or Associate Professor in the US System), Senior Lecturer Above the Bar, Associate Professor, and Professor. The level of appointment will depend on each successful candidate's relevant experience
Requirements: Applicants must hold a Ph.D. degree in a relevant discipline and have a demonstrated record of published research in fire engineering, with a preferred focus on fire safety design practice (nationally and/or internationally) or risk assessment issues in fire engineering

Duties: Applications are invited for an externally funded four-year fixed-term position in the Department of Civil and Natural Resources Engineering at Lecturer or Senior Lecturer level (equivalent to Assistant and Associate Professor in North America, respectively). The Department will consider applications for appointment at higher levels
Requirements: Successful applicants will hold a Ph.D. degree in a relevant discipline and have a demonstrated record of published research. We strongly encourage women and minorities to apply. The successful candidate will be expected to develop a vigorous, world-class research programme, including collaborations with the group and wider department

Duties: The position is funded by the New Zealand Earthquake Commission Tū Tu Ake and is focused on driving research that (i) evaluates the interactions between climate change and solid earth geohazards; and (ii) reduces the impacts of multi-hazards on people, property, and infrastructure
Requirements: Applicants with specialisation in any of tectonics, geomorphology, hydrology, engineering geology, geophysics, geodesy, and/or risk are strongly encouraged. Programming and GIS skills are essential, and experience working with statistical and/or physics-based models of crustal or surface processes is preferred. Candidates should have a PhD by the time of applying or expect to have their degree conferred by mid-2024

Duties: The Projects Engineer (Specializing in Thermodynamics and Fluid Dynamics) plays a pivotal role in advancing teaching and research, with a primary focus on the fields of fluid dynamics and thermodynamics. This crucial position contributes a foundational knowledge base and specialized expertise, fostering the success of a diverse array of teaching and research endeavors. Ensuring a high level of support, the role emphasizes exceptional mentoring, creating a positive and enriching educational experience for students at UC. While centered on core responsibilities, this role demands a highly motivated individual who consistently demonstrates initiative, continually seeking innovative ways to add value within our dynamic and evolving organization
Requirements: A successful applicant will have significant (minimum 3 years) experience working on complex and diverse engineering R&D projects in the general field of Mechanical Engineering, including the following: Significant experience (minimum 3 years) working on complex projects that required application of both experimental and computational fluids analysis, either together or separately; Ability to use general workshop tools and specialised laboratory equipment in a safe and proficient manner; Ability to document work to a professional standard, including writing technical engineering reports; Ability to read technical drawings and specifications