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Career opportunities at the University of Manchester Innovation Factory

There are currently no vacancies, but please check back soon.

Opportunities to contribute to early stage business ventures

Are you an expert or a professional with experience in scientific, engineering, or MedTech/Pharma companies? Do you have a proven track record of leadership in a commercial role?  We are dedicated to helping UoM’s spinouts attract the best and most experienced talent.

We invite you to submit your CV to be considered for future opportunities with our innovative new spinout companies. With your permission, we will keep your CV ready for the next opening in one of our spinouts which may interest you.

Help us build a community of talented individuals ready to drive innovation forward. Submit your CV today to talent@uominnovationfactory.com and be part of the future of Manchester’s innovative spinouts.  

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Innovation Sprint : Fast Feedback, Fresh Perspectives

Innovation Sprint 2025 connected mentees and mentors from Leeds, Manchester & Sheffield for a fast-paced day of commercialisation support.

IP Beyond Music – Celebrating Creativity and Protecting Innovation for World IP Day

From 3D sound to dementia care – the highlights from an event exploring how IP helps scale and safeguard creative ideas
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How the University of Manchester Turns Research into Real-World Impact

Duncan Ivison, President and VC of the University of Manchester, on How the University of Manchester Turns Research into Real-World Impact with the Innovation Factory

University of Manchester Ranks in Top Five UK Universities for Spinout Generation

The University of Manchester has achieved a notable fourth-place ranking among UK academic institutions for generating spinout companies, according to the Spotlight on Spinouts 2025 report by the Royal Academy of Engineering and Beauhurst.