9th Jan 2025
We're hiring Workshop Support Technicians
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9th Jan 2025
Fancy joining the growing team at the Institute of Making?
We’re on the lookout for friendly, open-minded, multidisciplinary Workshop Support Technicians with a passion for making and excellent technical, organisational and communication skills. Does this sound like you?
Note: While we value generalists, we know many have specialisms. Right now, we’re particularly interested in those skilled in electronics, woodwork or metalwork.
As a Workshop Support Technician, you’ll be at the heart of the Institute of Making’s vibrant community. You’ll help our members confidently explore and create, while maintaining and organising our diverse workshop spaces.
We’re seeking people who are approachable and eager to guide users of all levels, from complete beginners to seasoned experts, and who can work across multiple making disciplines while striving to learn new techniques. Our Workshop Support Technicians will lead training sessions, maintain equipment, and ensure the workshops are safe and welcoming spaces for all.
This is a permanent, full-time role, which will work on-site across our Bloomsbury and Stratford locations.
Ready to take the next step?
Find more information, read the full job description and start your application, here.
Note: we do not require you to upload any research papers, this is an automatically generated field in the application process common across all jobs at the university, but is not relevant for this position. Please leave this section blank.
For any questions, please contact: r.meunier@ucl.ac.uk
Deadline for applications: Sunday 2nd February at 23:59.
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