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EPFL in Lausanne invites a Cryogenic Electron Microscopist to join the Dubochet Center for Imaging (DCI). You will operate, maintain and troubleshoot high-end cryo-EM instruments, including Glacios and Titan Krios, and support researchers from EPFL, UNIL and external clients.
You will prepare samples, acquire data for SPA and cryo-ET, process images, help interpret structures, and contribute to platform development while delivering reliable, user-focused service in a fast-paced, collaborative
Cryogenic Electron Microscopist Support
EPFL - Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne
Lausanne, Switzerland
The Cryogenic Electron Microscopist will be responsible for the operation, maintenance and troubleshooting of specialized scientific equipment, including one Glacios and three Titan Krios microscopes, within the cryo-EM core facility of the Dubochet Center for Imaging (DCI).
As part of the DCI team, your responsibilities will include:
As a cryo-EM support, you will provide technical and scientific support to researchers from EPFL, UNIL as well as external customers, advising users throughout the different stages of their projects, from experimental planning and data acquisition to image processing and structure determination. You will also contribute to the continuous development and improvement of the DCI cryo-EM platform, helping to ensure a high level of service, reliability and performance for its users.
Ph.D. in tructural biology or related field with experience in Cryo-EM
At least one year of hands-on experience in cryo-EM, including instrument operation, facility support, training, data acquisition, data processing and/or cryo-ET
Experience with cryo-EM image-processing software such as cryoSPARC, IMOD/eTomo, and Scipion
Experience with SPA and/or cryo-ET workflows is desirable
Good understanding of cryo-EM data acquisition and processing workflows
Excellent communication skills in an English-speaking environment
Strong motivation to explore new research domains