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Senior Exercise Scientist (Sports Science)

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What The Role Is

You are responsible for enhancing soldiers' physical and combat performance and minimising musculoskeletal injuries.

What You Will Be Working On
  • Initiate and coordinate research and development (R&D) efforts
  • Assist with the translation of research findings into practical applications
  • Adopt new technologies and revise existing training standards, procedures, directives, and policies
  • Enhance heat resilience in soldiers
  • Design and develop programmes to physically prepare soldiers for training


Challenge(s)

  • Enhancing heat resilience in the face of environmental heat stress exacerbated by rapid climate change
  • Preventing musculoskeletal injuries through effective physical preparation programmes
  • Translating research findings into practical, implementable solutions


What We Are Looking For
  • Education in Exercise Sciences, preferably a Masters in Human Research/Exercise Physiology
  • At least 6 years of work experience in performance sports
  • Past experience in heat-related research is advantageous
  • Intermediate knowledge and understanding of biostatistics
  • Knowledge of prevalent health and safety legislation
  • Good communication and time management skills
  • Ability to mentor or coach a junior scientist


Only shortlisted candidates will be notified.