Senior Research Associates:

Under the general direction of, and in collaboration with researchers and faculty members, positions at this level apply extensive knowledge in their field to lead high-level, complex research projects. Compared to Research Associates, these positions exercise greater input and judgment over the research, may be involved in setting research program objectives, and may be responsible for managing the team and project funds. Senior Research Associates would normally hold a doctoral degree or have equivalent qualifications and experience.

Position Overview:

Dr. Caleb Hasler is looking to hire a Senior Research Associate on a full-time capacity (35 hours/week) for six weeks to assist with ongoing research directives.

The candidate will work under the supervision of Dr. Hasler and will be expected to exercise critical thinking, planning, organization, and implementation of experiments. Work activities will be carried out independently, under general direction, in line with established policies, objectives, and training.

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Receive training and learn new methodology.
• Implement experiments, data collection protocols, and standards.
• Conduct high-level and complex academic research and literature searches.
• Collect and manage research data, conduct advanced analysis of research results and document findings.
• Interpret research findings and perform editorial tasks.
• Present project status and findings to stakeholders.
• Assist in preparing publications, reports, posters, flyers, and presentations.
• Perform administrative tasks as required or assigned, including updating the lab website, updating the lab logo, maintaining and updating safety protocols, standard working protocols, and standard operating protocols.
• Represent the Hasler Lab in community engagement events and outreach.

Qualifications:

• Must have completed a PhD in a biological related field within the past year.
• Must be a Canadian Citizen or a Permanent Resident.
• Must be well versed in the following techniques:
  • qPCR, PCR, and other nucleic acid quantification methods
  • Advanced data analysis
  • Technical writing

Condition(s) of Employment:

• Must be legally entitled to work in Canada.

Note*: This position is represented by the Public Service Alliance of Canada - Research Capacity Unit.*

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