Salary for physicist

Average salary

3100 £

Basic salary	1900 £
Maximum Wage	4500 £

1900 £
Lowest

3200 £
Average

4500 £
Highest

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The average salary for the physicist position is 3100 £

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Salary in companies

THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE LONDON HOSPITALS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION	4526 £	1900 £ 4526 £
ABLE PERSONNEL UK	4166 £	1900 £ 4526 £
GUY'S AND ST THOMAS' FOUNDATION	4033 £	1900 £ 4526 £
CREATEC	3917 £	1900 £ 4526 £
CALIBRE SEARCH	3500 £	1900 £ 4526 £
NANOVERY	3500 £	1900 £ 4526 £
BRANDON JAMES	3417 £	1900 £ 4526 £
AWE PLC	3179 £	1900 £ 4526 £
TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE	2986 £	1900 £ 4526 £
RISE TECHNICAL RECRUITMENT	2916 £	1900 £ 4526 £

Comment on the job position of physicist

Requirements

ideally a practitioner in at least one form of the energy modelling, such as IES
ideally experienced building physicist or design mechanical engineer with experience in the private sector and developing zero carbon solutions
must be familiar with the various energy simulation tolls and standards related to buildings that are current and those that will shortly be introduced
expert knowledge of radiation measurement physics
demonstrate the ability to creatively apply scientific and mathematical principles to solve challenging problems
knowledge of basic radiation measurement physics
strong scientific computing skills
experience of technically leading projects on nuclear sites
comfort working on customer sites in the UK or internationally
experience of leading in-situ characterisation projects or waste assay systems
familiarity with specialist radiation detector electronics
basic practical technical skills, such as assembling a mount on site for a radiation detector
ability to attain SC clearance
building Physics / CIBSE / IES VE / BREEAM / LEED / Sustainability / Low Carbon / Sustainable Engineering / Architect / Engineer
phD or equivalent experience in Physics, Engineering or other applied numerate discipline
experience in undertaking scientific research in either a post-graduate or industrial context
commercial Finite Element Analysis codes such as Abaqus, Ansys, LS-Dyna
linux/HPC computer environments
shock physics
use/implementation of equation of state material models

Responsibility

analyse simulation data to identify key conformational changes, interactions, and flexibility within nucleic acid systems
model the impact of various chemical modifications on conformational structure and dynamics through MD simulations
use sampling techniques to analyse inter/intramolecular hybridisation and toehold-mediated strand displacement processes
collaborate with experimental teams to validate simulation results and guide experimental design
contribute to the development and optimisation of simulation protocols and analysis methods for nucleic acid systems
maintain detailed records of computational procedures and results
independently design, execute, and analyse molecular dynamics simulations of nucleic acid systems including DNA and RNA structures on relevant length and time scales
stay up to date with the latest advancements in computational physics and apply them to research projects
work closely with interdisciplinary teams
A purpose-built National Quantum Computing Centre will be built and operated by UKRI at the Harwell Campus in Oxfordshire
as part of the UK's National Quantum Technologies Programme, UK Research and Innovation is leading a programme to establish a National Quantum Computing Centre, a commitment of £93m over 5 years, dedicated to place the UK at the forefront of the field
we are seeking up to 3 Measurement Specialists to work within the Superconducting Hardware Technology team in close collaboration with the Software & Systems teams on a variety of challenging science and engineering projects, utilizing and enhancing your skills in qubit hardware and systems architecture, design and implementation, to develop scalable, flexible and robust quantum computing assets that can be deployed to meet the goals of the NQCC enabling the delivery of scalable quantum computing capabilities against the technology roadmap
you will help develop dull-stack system integration, setup, and operation of quantum systems with up to 100 qubits whilst defining work plans for specific NQCC projects
you will work closely with colleagues across the NQCC to implement the architecture an deploy services, ensuring your technical knowledge of systems is up to date with new advances
you will implement measurement, calibration, automation and benchmarking protocols: performing experiments and analysing/ documenting results

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