James Gaade

Research Programme Director at The Faraday Institution

James Gaade has extensive work experience in the automotive industry, specifically in the field of powertrain research and technology. James has held various leadership roles at Jaguar Land Rover, including Head of Powertrain Research and Technology, where they led the delivery of advanced propulsion projects and developed electrification technologies. Prior to their time at Jaguar Land Rover, Gaade was the Director and Principal Consultant at 9MAG Propulsion Ltd, an engineering research consultancy specializing in electrified vehicle propulsion technology. James has also served as a member of the Department for Transport Science Advisory Council on a part-time basis. Gaade began their career as a Project Engineer at Rover Group and has a background in combustion research. Outside of their professional experience, they embarked on a world-traveling adventure before starting their career in the automotive industry.

James Gaade has a strong education background in engineering. James completed their Bachelor of Engineering with Honours in Mechanical Engineering at De Montfort University from 1989 to 1993. Later, from 2001 to 2003, they pursued their Master's degree in Automotive System Engineering at Loughborough University.

In addition to their academic achievements, James Gaade also obtained the certification of Chartered Engineer from the Engineering Council in August 1999. Furthermore, they hold the designation of FIMechE from the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, although the specific details of when and where they obtained this certification are not provided.

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