Software Engineering
Software Engineering consists of specialist software engineers who are deployed across ALC projects where needed. They provide the specialist skills and expertise required for specific projects being carried out within our key areas.
Specialist services of Research Software Engineers (RSEs) ensure that whenever a new project starts we have the resources and expertise needed to ensure its success and it’s longer term sustainability. Individual RSEs within this group may be working on multiple, small, short-term projects or on one large, resource-hungry, project.
Our software engineers have the training and tools required to accelerate research or meet infrastructure demands as they arise.
FAQs
What do we offer?
The Ada Lovelace Centre will fund 50% of the cost of a studentship (fees and stipend) with a partner University.
What is the Ada Lovelace Centre?
The Ada Lovelace Centre is a collaborative hub that helps UK science facilities use computing to solve complex research challenges. It brings together experts in data, software, and artificial intelligence to accelerate scientific progress.
Who can apply?
Any academic belonging to a UK university with the authorisation to supervise PhD students may apply as the university supervisor.
Who can work with the Ada Lovelace Centre?
Researchers, technical professionals, and organisations can engage with the Ada Lovelace Centre by proposing collaborative projects, joining challenge-led initiatives, or exploring shared computing solutions across STFC’s facilities.
