Join the Society of Research Software Engineering

The Society of Research Software Engineering was founded on the belief that a world which relies on software must recognise the people who develop it. Our mission is to establish a research environment that recognises the vital role of software in research. We work to increase software skills across everyone in research, to promote collaboration between researchers and software experts, and to support the creation of an academic career path for Research Software Engineers.

What We Do

Events

Our events help RSEs learn skills with new technologies, and techniques for managing projects and building careers.

Community

The RSE community has grown rapidly across the UK and around the world.

Advocacy

The society advocates changes that will advance research by improving the software it relies on.

Careers

Resources that describe what it's like to work as an RSE and current RSE vacancies.

Resources

The society creates or collates resources for helping with advocacy or career advancement activities.

Announcements

News on the Society's activities and the activities of its members.

Community


RSE Groups

Contact information for all of the RSE groups in the UK.

RSE Fellows

Background on the 2016 and 2018 EPSRC RSE Fellows.

Regional Groups

All of the regional groups and meetups for RSE activities.

Advocacy

The society exists to advocate for its members

Members

To advance the RSE role as a viable long-term career path within research institutions.

Communication

To highlight the important role RSEs play in delivering research results.

Funders

To champion the difference RSEs can make to a grant, and encourage funders to value this role in their calls.

Careers

Vacancies

Current RSE job opportunities around the world.

RSE Journeys

RSEs from different backgrounds talk about their roles and how they got there.

Hiring

Help with writing job descriptions and adverts to attract RSEs.

Latest News

HPCRSE@RSECon24: 3rd annual meeting of the HPC RSE community

Submitted by Dr Marion Weinzierl, Senior Research Software Engineer, ICCS University of Cambridge This year at RSECon24 we celebrated the 3rd meeting of the HPC RSE community, with members joining from the UK and internationally. We took this chance to discuss recent developments and topics in our space, share experiences and best practices, and...

October 2024 Newsletter

Welcome to the Society’s newsletter for October 2024. We’ve got some Society news, a chance to get involved with RSECon25 and updates from some community projects in Scotland.

Weather and Climate RSECon24 Birds of a Feather Session Retrospective Blog Post

Authors: Marion Weinzierl1, Jack Atkinson1, David Wilby2, Emma Hogan3, Kirsty Pringle4,5, Mark Richardson6, Helen Burns6, Sadie Bartholomew7,8, Colin Sauze9 (affiliations below) Introduction  “Weather and climate research is an exciting and important field, today and for the future. Research software engineers play a crucial part in building and maintaining the large simulation models at numerous...