Director, Single-Molecule Imaging Center — Frontier Tools
Thecentermemphis
Memphis (TN)
On-site
USD 120,000 - 160,000
Full time
14 days+
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Job summary
Thecentermemphis is seeking a Director for the Single-Molecule Imaging Center. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in single-molecule fluorescence microscopy and a technical background to design hardware and software solutions. Responsibilities include leading a team, ensuring the proper functioning of instruments, and engaging with non-experts. Candidates should have substantial experience in leadership and project management, along with relevant degrees. The role is critical for advancing childhood disease research by utilizing cutting-edge imaging technologies.
Qualifications
10+ years of experience in relevant technical field is required with a Bachelor's degree.
8+ years of experience in relevant technical field is required with a Master’s degree.
5+ years of experience in relevant technical field is required with a Ph.D.
Responsibilities
Direct Center activity to ensure efficiency and proper instrument utilization.
Lead experimental strategies and next-gen instruments.
Oversee software tools for instrument control and data analysis.
Collaborate with laboratories to leverage single-molecule methods.
Manage SMC staff and maintain optimal instrument performance.
Skills
Single-molecule fluorescence microscopy
Project management
Software development
Leadership skills
Education
Bachelor’s degree in relevant scientific discipline
Tools
Data analysis software (FLASH, SPARTAN)
Microscopy instruments
Job description
Thecentermemphis is seeking a Director for the Single-Molecule Imaging Center. The ideal candidate will have extensive experience in single-molecule fluorescence microscopy and a technical background to design hardware and software solutions. Responsibilities include leading a team, ensuring the proper functioning of instruments, and engaging with non-experts. Candidates should have substantial experience in leadership and project management, along with relevant degrees. The role is critical for advancing childhood disease research by utilizing cutting-edge imaging technologies.