Established in 1968 in Vancouver, TRIUMF is Canada’s particle accelerator centre. The lab is a hub for discovery and innovation inspired by a half-century of ingenuity in answering some of nature's most challenging questions. From the hunt for the smallest particles in the universe to the development of new technologies, TRIUMF is pushing frontiers in research, while training the next generation of leaders in science, medicine, and business. Powered by its complement of top talent and advanced accelerator infrastructure, TRIUMF is pushing the frontiers in isotope science and innovation, as well as technologies to address fundamental and applied problems in particle and nuclear physics, and the materials and life sciences. In collaboration with Canadian universities from coast to coast, TRIUMF's diverse community of nearly 600 multidisciplinary researchers, engineers, technicians, tradespeople, staff, and students create a unique incubator for Canadian excellence, as well as a portal to premier global collaborations. Our passion for understanding everything from the nature of the nucleus to the creation of the cosmos sparks imagination, inspiration, improved health, economic opportunity, and a better world for all. From its diversity, cutting-edge research, and world-class facilities, to its competitive benefits package and stunning location, TRIUMF is a great place to work.
On-site · Vancouver
The researcher will lead sensitivity studies for 0νββ searches and contribute to the development of the XLZD simulation framework. Responsibilities include performing statistical analyses, supporting detector R&D, and mentoring students.
On-site · Vancouver
The Mechanical Technician will provide expert technical support and coordinate complex maintenance and upgrades for cryogenic systems at the TRIUMF facility. They are also responsible for mentoring junior staff and managing technical documentation for various research projects.
On-site · Vancouver
Install, maintain, and troubleshoot complex high- and low-voltage electrical systems supporting critical research infrastructure. Supervise regulated electrical work and provide mentorship to apprentices and technicians in compliance with safety regulations.
On-site · Vancouver
Lead the design, construction, commissioning, and maintenance of complex mechanical systems, including HVAC and nuclear ventilation. Coordinate maintenance tasks, develop preventative programs, and oversee external contractors and technical staff.
On-site · Vancouver
Responsible for the maintenance, troubleshooting, and commissioning of complex electronic and electromechanical systems for ion sources and beam transport. This includes performing preventive maintenance, diagnosing faults, and maintaining detailed technical records.
On-site · Vancouver
The technician is responsible for the maintenance, repair, and calibration of nuclear ventilation, heating, and compressed air systems. They will contribute to design improvements and provide operational instruction to users of the nuclear ventilation system.
On-site · Vancouver
Design, implement, and maintain hardware and software solutions for accelerator control systems, including data acquisition and motion control. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to support custom instrumentation and perform system diagnostics using test and measurement equipment.
On-site · Vancouver
The Physicist will plan and set up experiments within the nuclear physics research program while managing and troubleshooting various detectors and data acquisition systems. They will also liaise with external users, provide technical training, and manage the budget for experimental tools and spare parts.
