Laboratory Manager at the University of Montana
The Division of Biological Sciences at the University of Montana seeks
to hire a laboratory manager for the new Genomics research and training
core facility. The core manager will be in charge of evaluating and
establishing technologies in support of genomic research, supervising
associated technical staff, training core users in molecular protocols
and supporting instrumentation, the production of genomic data using
next-generation sequencing technologies, and maintaining core operating
and billing procedures.
The candidate will be expected to effectively manage a multi-user core
facility. As such, the ideal candidate will possess a strong foundation in
molecular biology or genomics including experimental design. A bachelor’s
degree (BS or BA) in molecular biology, genetics, or a related field
is required. An advanced degree in molecular biology or a related field
is preferred. The candidate will also have a demonstrated track record
of strong technical, analytical, and organizational skills, and will be
willing and enthusiastic about staying up-to-date with the technologies
associated with genomics including through travel to scientific meetings
and/or training workshops. Previous teaching experience in a laboratory
setting and analytical experience with bioinformatics or other large
datasets is highly desired.
The Division of Biological Sciences and the University of Montana is home
to a diverse and highly interactive collection of faculty with expertise in
ecology, evolution, genetics, genomics, physiology, wildlife biology, and
behavior. Missoula is a great college town with an exceptional quality of
life and is located in the Rocky Mountains of western Montana.
To apply, please visit http://umjobs.silkroad.com and click the job title
for this position under “Current Openings: Professional”. Candidates
must apply online, and will be asked to upload the following
application materials: a cover letter describing your interests and
qualifications, a CV, and the names and contact information for three
references. Review of applications will begin on March 31 and the position
will remain open until filled. The position is full time and available
immediately. Any questions regarding the position can be sent to Jeff Good
(jeffrey.good@umontana.edu).
University of Montana is an ADA/EOE/AA/Veteran’s Preference Employer