The University of Surrey in Guildford, United Kingdom, is seeking a Research Fellow to join their team and work on mesoscale computational modelling of materials microstructure evolutions for hydrogen technologies. This fixed-term position offers the opportunity to collaborate with Ceres Power, a prominent developer of clean energy technology, and researchers at Imperial College London. The successful candidate will be based in the School of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering at the university and will have the chance to engage with a dynamic Sustainable Energy and Materials research team. Applicants for this role are expected to have a strong research background in mesoscale computational methods and be proficient in developing computational models and writing computer codes. While experience or knowledge in electrochemical energy technologies is desirable, it is not essential. Candidates should hold or be close to completing a PhD in fields such as Chemical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Material Science, or Physics. The University of Surrey provides robust support and training opportunities for career development, including workshops and a mentoring scheme. Additionally, the institution prides itself on its commitment to diversity and inclusivity, encouraging applications from under-represented groups. The University's inclusive environment offers equal opportunities for all, with a focus on increasing diversity within its community. Overall, this Research Fellow opportunity presents an exciting chance to be part of cutting-edge research in the field of hydrogen technologies, collaborate with leading industry partners, and contribute to the University of Surrey's mission of fostering innovation and inclusivity.