Lecturer in Mathematics

Applications are invited for a senior lectureship in mathematics in the Department of Mathematics at King's College London. The appointment forms part of the continued strategic development of Mathematics at King's and offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to research in number theory and teaching in mathematics, in line with King's Strategy 2030.
Candidates should have expertise and an excellent research record in number theory and its formalisation. They should have a proven ability to conduct independent research of high quality, with the capacity to make a significant long-term impact in their field. A proven ability to attract research funding is also essential.
The successful candidate will contribute to the research profile and external visibility of the mathematics department and will be expected to promote the reputation of the department through participation in scientific meetings, scholarly engagement, and other externally facing activities.
The role also involves undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and assessment, supervision of research students, and a contribution to the delivery of an excellent and inclusive student experience as well as participation in the academic life, organisation and collegial culture of the Department.
This is a full-time post (35 hours per week), and the successful candidate will be offered an indefinite contract.
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Interviews are due to be held at the end of November.

To be successful in this role, we are looking for candidates to have the following skills and experience, 1. PhD in Number Theory
2. Significant track record of work and publications on the formalisation of pure mathematics with impact beyond the academic sphere (as evidenced by media coverage), and research interests including the application of AI to the formalisation of mathematics
3. Proven ability to win major research grants at the level of UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship or similar, as well as funding to support major international collaborative projects
4. Significant experience lecturing core undergraduate mathematics courses, including experience teaching programming to undergraduates
5. Experience supervising undergraduate, master's and PhD projects
6. Experience acting as a personal tutor to undergraduate students
7. Excellent presentation and communication skills, as evidenced by sustained track record of invitations as a speaker at seminars/conferences/summer schools, and interview performance
8. Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy
Desirable criteria
1. Experience organising seminars, study groups and workshops
2. Experience of working independently
3. Experience of working in collaboration

King's College London is a world-leading university based in the heart of London. The Faculty of Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences brings together research and education in mathematics, physics, chemistry, computer science and engineering, with a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration, innovation and addressing fundamental scientific questions and wider societal challenges.
The Department of Mathematics, based at the University's Strand Campus in central London, has a long and distinguished tradition in pure and applied mathematics, dating back to the appointment of King's first Professor of Mathematics in 1830. Today, the Department is a leading centre for mathematics research in the UK, fostering a vibrant, international and collaborative research environment. Its research spans a broad range of areas, from pure mathematics to statistics and theoretical physics, with strong connections across King's and with external academic and industrial partners.
Pure Mathematics research in the department currently includes areas related to Analysis, Geometry, Number Theory, Probability and Topology., At King's, we believe that the diversity of our community and a culture that is welcoming, open, inclusive and collaborative, are great strengths of the university.

Grade and Salary : £66,290 - £76,003 per annum, including London Weighting Allowance Job ID : 162927