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Advanced manufacturing and compound semiconductors

We are conducting cutting-edge research into new materials and developing transformative applications in high-frequency electronic engineering and quantum devices.

We are developing pioneering compound semiconductor technologies that enable faster, greener, and smarter electronic systems. With world-leading facilities, our mission is to create advanced materials, devices, and integrated solutions through world-class research and industry collaboration, driving innovation that powers next-generation communications, energy efficiency, and new devices for a sustainable future.

Who we're looking for

We're seeking candidates who can drive innovation through collaboration and deep industry engagement, with a leading scientific track record and an ability to translate research into industrial impact.

As well as strength in technical expertise, you will have a passion for working in a rapidly developing advanced manufacturing and compound semiconductor cluster.

How to apply

Learn more about our research

Institute for Compound Semiconductors

The Institute for Compound Semiconductors aims to position Cardiff as the European leader in compound semiconductor research, providing a platform where researchers and industry work together.

Centre for High Frequency Engineering

Research in communications, sensors and materials for security, energy and health.

Working at Cardiff

Founded in 1883, Cardiff University is established as one of Britain's leading research universities.

What we can offer

Learn more about the benefits you'll receive as a member of staff.

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Our strategy

Our ambition is to rank consistently among the top 100 universities in the world and the top 20 in the UK.

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Who we are

We excel in education, research and innovation and are building strong international relationships whilst demonstrating our commitment to Wales.

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Our social, economic and cultural impact

We have a significant economic and social impact on Wales and the UK as a whole, contributing in areas such as employment, research funding and teaching and learning activities.