Post-Doctoral Research Associate in Gaming & Human Machine Interface (OEES003)University of Lincoln • Lincoln, England, United Kingdom
Post-Doctoral Research Associate in Gaming & Human Machine Interface (OEES003)
University of Lincoln
- Lincoln, England, United Kingdom
- Lincoln, England, United Kingdom
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You will spend the first year embedded within Lincoln’s School of Defence and Security Education and the Centre for Defence and Security Artificial Intelligence (CDSAI), before transferring to the University of Sheffield for the second year to continue this ambitious programme of research.
About The Project This research seeks to develop AI tools that help wargamers understand how opponents perceive and interpret their behaviour. By modelling opponent beliefs and adapting in real time, the project aims to provide strategic insight that enhances UK Defence’s pursuit of “Decision Advantage.” This work has significant potential for broader applications across military, civilian, and educational contexts.
About The Role
Co‑design and develop advanced human‑machine interfaces in collaboration with end‑users and stakeholders.
Investigate human factors affecting adoption and effective use of AI‑driven tools.
Contribute to the creation of interactive systems capable of delivering adaptive, real‑time feedback.
Work across multidisciplinary teams to integrate technical, cognitive, and user‑centred perspectives.
Prepare research outputs for publication, conferences, and stakeholder briefings.
Support engagement activities, onboarding contributors, coordinating exercises, and ensuring compliance with defence protocols.
About You You will hold a PhD in Human‑Machine Interaction, Computer Science, Engineering, or a related discipline, with strong programming experience (e.g., Python, JavaScript, MATLAB) and proven capability in developing interactive visualisations or interfaces. You will demonstrate excellent communication skills, a collaborative working style, and the ability to work independently across institutions and disciplines. Knowledge of human factors, user‑centred design, or wargaming methodologies is highly desirable. The post requires you to obtain Baseline Personnel Security Standard (BPSS) clearance and ideally the ability to obtain UKSV security clearance.
Closing Date: 06 Jan 2026 Salary: £38,784 per annum Department: Research Location: Lincoln, England, United Kingdom Employment type: Full‑time
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Sprachkenntnisse
- English
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