At a Glance
- Tasks: Drive innovation in Quantum and Photonic technologies through project development and commercialisation.
- Company: Join UCL Ventures, a leader in research commercialisation with a strong impact record.
- Benefits: Enjoy competitive salary, generous holidays, flexible working, and private healthcare.
- Other info: Collaborate with top academics and industry professionals in a dynamic environment.
- Why this job: Make a real difference by advancing world-changing technologies that benefit people and the planet.
- Qualifications: Degree in engineering or physical sciences with experience in technology commercialisation.
The predicted salary is between 45000 - 55000 £ per year.
Aid the development of world-class Quantum and Photonic innovation. A proven track record of success with over £4.5bn capital raised since 2016.
About the opportunity
UCL Ventures Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of University College London (UCL), has been successfully generating substantive income and impact for UCL and its partner hospitals for 30 years through the commercialisation of novel research. To support an increasing pipeline of opportunities arising from the UCL research base, we are seeking to recruit a high-quality candidate to the role of Business Manager/Senior Business Manager in the Physical Science & Engineering (PS&E) team.
What you'll be doing
The individual we are seeking will work on the identification, development and commercialisation of a portfolio of projects arising from across the Faculties of Engineering, Mathematics & Physical Science with a focus on Quantum and Photonic Technologies and related disciplines. This role within a leading university research commercialisation company provides a unique opportunity to work collaboratively with the academic staff of a globally rated Top 10 University, investors, industry and other professionals. If you are looking to make a difference by driving forward world-changing technologies and innovations that can have a real and positive impact on people and planet, then this may be the role for you.
What experience you'll need
You will have at minimum a first degree or equivalent in an engineering or physical science-related discipline, with a strong Physics or Electrical and Electronic component and be able to demonstrate experience and success in technology commercialisation. Previous university technology transfer experience would be helpful but is not essential. The highly varied nature of the role and navigation of the many potential paths for commercialisation, best suits a highly motivated and enthusiastic individual, who has the negotiation, communication and organisational skills necessary to identify and develop early-stage technology commercialisation projects. Additionally, having worked within start-up environments or advised on product development and/or growth strategies would also be beneficial.
What you'll get in return for your talents
A competitive salary depending on experience and qualifications. In addition, the company offers a performance related pay scheme of up to 10% of salary, generous holiday allowance (31 days & 8 Bank holidays), flexible and hybrid working (2 days in the Central London office per week, 3 days WFH), private healthcare as well as a defined contribution pension scheme with up to 16% contribution from UCL Ventures.
What's next
Our recruitment partner Roy Bennett at ADLIB Recruitment is handling this vacancy, you can apply to this advert or contact roy@adlib-recruitment.co.uk if you would like any more information.
Business Manager - Physical Sciences & Engineering employer: UCL Ventures
UCL Ventures Ltd is an exceptional employer, offering a unique opportunity to work at the forefront of Quantum and Photonic innovation within a globally renowned university. With a strong focus on employee growth, the company provides generous benefits including a competitive salary, performance-related pay, and flexible working arrangements, all while fostering a collaborative and impactful work culture that drives meaningful advancements in technology and research.
