Dominik Jasiński is an alumni of International Engineering Doctorate programme completed in the UK at the Warwick Manufacturing Group, faculty of the University of Warwick. He received his Engineering Doctorate degree in 2019 in sustainable materials and sustainable manufacturing. His doctorate project was sponsored by EPSRC and Jaguar Land Rover and the aim of which was to investigate how large manufacturing organisation in the automotive industry could consider environmental and social costs to drive sustainable decision-making.

Dominik is an experienced R&D engineer with a rich history of working on international R&D projects in the area of circular economy and sustainable development. In 2017-2020, he was a project manager of a major European project called ECOBULK co-financed by the European Commission from Horizon 2020 programme. The project aimed to develop and implement new solutions to support the implementation of circular business models for composite materials in the automotive, construction and furniture sectors. He was also responsible for leading work packages in many projects co-financed from the Horizon 2020, Seventh Framework Program, Life and Innovate UK programmes.

Dominik has an extensive expertise in the development and application of sustainability assessment methods and techniques, including product Life Cycle Assessment (LCA, LCC and SLCA) and Full Cost Accounting. He also has a vast experience in the application of various research methods (both quantitative and qualitative), documented through publications in high-impact international scientific journals. He was responsible for preparing business plans, formulating intellectual property strategies, commercialisation and transfer strategies for many innovative technologies. Since 2019, he has been running the PLM Sustainability consulting company supporting organisations in the preparation and implementation of projects focused on achieving the sustainable development goals and circular economy objectives.

From 2020, Dominik joined the team of the Department of Management in Industry to be able to further develop his scientific interests, as well as support students with his knowledge and experience to work together on making the world a better place.

Scientific interests

• Sustainable development in organisations
• Evaluating environmental and social costs to support sustainable business decision-making
• Supporting the development and application of sustainability assessment methods and techniques
• Designing and evaluating business models for circular economy and sustainability
• Interorganisational cooperation in developing and delivering innovative solutions and technologies

Diploma theses – example thematic areas

• Circular economy
• Sustainability