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Are you part of a battery industry research and development department?
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Does your organisation attract and employ PhD level talent?
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How easy is it to recruit to battery-related roles?
Then read on...
Arvensis:Search is delighted to announce a recently formed research partnership with the Faraday Institution.
The partnership has been established to conduct primary research and produce an industry-based demand-forecast in relation to PhD qualified talent in the next decade.
The forecast will serve to ensure appropriate funding and infrastructure is in place to service this market with crucial, highly qualified talent.
Working to understand and estimate the demand for highly skilled, PhD-qualified talent across the entire battery industry in and outside the UK, Arvensis:Search is conducting information and data gathering over the coming weeks.
The upcoming Battery Show 2023 in Stuttgart, will serve as a platform to conclude the data gathering. All businesses in the battery value chain, are invited to meet with Arvensis:Search to register their business’s demand for this type of talent.
We invite you to register your views with us right now:
- Why not book a short meeting with an Arvensis:Search associate here.
- Alternatively, if you have 5 minutes right now, you can take the short survey.
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The Faraday Institution is the UK's independent institute for electrochemical energy storage research, skills development, market analysis, and early-stage commercialisation.
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Arvensis:Search is an executive search and research firm with a focus on climate technology. As a purpose-led business, Arvensis:Search serves client with search and engagement services for hard-to-fill roles in the battery value chain, hydrogen and the travel industry. Additionally, Arvensis:Search provides unique, actionable insights for HR and business leaders in these markets to support data-driven decision, supporting talent acquisition and retention strategies.