Nanofabrication Lab Manager & Technical Leader

001 University of Rochester; City of Rochester (NY); Vor Ort; USD 78.000 - 116.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

University of Rochester is seeking a highly skilled specialist to supervise nanofabrication and microscopy facilities within the URNano Center. You will independently run complex laboratory tasks, plan/execute projects, and mentor students and staff in advanced nanotechnology techniques.

The role requires hands-on experience with SEM, TEM, FIB, and related equipment, plus strong documentation and collaboration across research teams.

Qualifikationen

• Masters degree or higher in a relevant science or engineering discipline.
• Three+ years managing facilities, operations, space and equipment in a research or educational setting.
• Three+ years operating electron microscopes and associated sample prep and characterization.
• Ability to design, set up, operate and repair complex microscopy equipment.

Aufgaben

• Operates and maintains advanced microscopy and related equipment.
• Trains and mentors students, staff, and faculty in lab techniques.
• Develops SOPs and documents methods for publications.
• Leads independent projects and supports PI research initiatives.
• Collaborates with vendors for service contracts and upkeep.
• Ensures safe operations in a cleanroom environment.

Kenntnisse

Facility operations

SEM operation

Sample preparation

TEM

FIB processing

Cleanroom

Data analysis / SOP writing

Mentoring/training

IP/confidentiality awareness

Ausbildung

Masters degree or higher in relevant science/engineering

PhD preferred

Jobbeschreibung

University of Rochester is seeking a highly skilled specialist to supervise nanofabrication and microscopy facilities within the URNano Center. You will independently run complex laboratory tasks, plan/execute projects, and mentor students and staff in advanced nanotechnology techniques.

The role requires hands-on experience with SEM, TEM, FIB, and related equipment, plus strong documentation and collaboration across research teams.