Principal Research Engineer For Nanosims

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The Department of Chemistry and Molecular Biology conducts high-quality research and education in chemical sciences and molecular life sciences. Our research and education focuses on a deep understanding of chemical and biological processes in cells and in the environment. We are responsible for postgraduate education in the subject area Natural Sciences with a focus on chemistry, biophysics, biology and educational science. In addition, the department hosts educational programs in molecular biology, genomics and systems biology, chemistry, organic chemistry and pharmaceutical chemistry, as well as prescription education. The department is an international environment with interdisciplinary collaborations in both research and education and contributes strongly to the University of Gothenburg's top ranking in life science. We are located in central premises at Natrium, Medicinareberget, Gothenburg.

NanoSIMS Sweden is a facility at the University of Gothenburg. It was founded in 2015 with the goal to provide mass spectrometry imaging technology with nanoscale spatial resolution to researchers in Sweden. Since then, it has expanded its services to researchers across the Nordic region. NanoSIMS Sweden aims to be an extensive molecular and elemental imaging platform with the focus on life science and medical science. NanoSIMS is a unique secondary ion nanoprobe in the Nordics, with capabilities to measure elemental, isotopic, inorganic, organic to biomolecular distributions in all kinds of samples with excellent sensitivity (ppm). 2D/3D imaging can be performed with excellent spatial resolution (~50 nm laterally, ~10 nm axially). NanoSIMS can be applied to address questions in various research fields, especially materials, geological, marine, enviromental, medical and life science. Our facility always pushes to offer the most competent and reliable service, from consultation in experimental design, training to image acquisition and data mining, ensuring the highest quality of data obtained for each project in various fields.

We are looking for a person, whom will contribute to the NanoSIMS Sweden facility at the University of Gothenburg. This principaresearch engineer position is a full-time permanent position, that starts with a six-month probationary period. The duties: involving the day-to-day operation of the NanoSIMS instrument, maintaining the NanoSIMS, and interfacing with the NanoSIMS manufacturer and NanoSIMS customers. The position requires experience with mass spectrometry imaging and preferably direct experience with the NanoSIMS.

Required;

A PhD degree in a field related to Analytical Chemistry or chemical imaging is required with at least two years' experience after the PhD. At least one-year experience in Mass Spectrometry Imaging is required.

Merit education, knowledge and experience, personal qualities

Direct experience of using and operating SIMS or Cameca NanoSIMS is preferred. To be a collaborative nature, responsible, communicative, and a person who likes to work with challenges and in interdisciplinary environment is a merit.

This position is a permanent position that will start with a six month probationary period. The position is fulltime, 100% at the Departement of Chemsitry and Molecular Biology. Your work will be located at NanoSims lab, AstraZeneca, Mölndal

If you have any questions about the position, please contact; Nhu Pha, e-mail: [email protected] phonenumber: (+46) 720352002.

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Applications must be received by: 2024-10-06

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