15 analytical-chemistry uni jobs at University of British Columbia in Canada

Laboratory Technician

(Chemistry, Biochemistry), preferred. Experience operating analytical chemistry instrumentation including LC/MS/MS. Experience in volumetric analytical chemistry techniques (making solutions, pipetting, using

Laboratory Technician

analytical chemistry instrumentation including LC/MS/MS. Experience in volumetric analytical chemistry techniques (making solutions, pipetting, using balances, creating calibration curves). Knowledge of basic

Laboratory of Archaeology Technician

Qualifications Experience in biomolecular archaeology, biochemistry, analytical chemistry or geochemistry, both at the sample preparation and analyses level; or an equivalent combination of education and

Data Scientist (General)-1

data platforms and conduct interdisciplinary research at the intersection of data science, machine learning and various fields within the Faculty of Science, such as biology, chemistry and physics

Administrative and Human Resources Manager

of Chemistry | Faculty of Science Compensation Range $5,622.33 - $8,081.00 CAD Monthly The Compensation Range is the span between the minimum and maximum base salary for a position. The midpoint of the range is

Research Manager – CERC BPI

, fiber engineering, analytical chemistry, chemical engineering, mechanical engineering or related fields, or equivalent experience in industry. 6 years’ related experience in Research Project and Lab

Research Manager – CERC BPI

, and inclusion Preferred Qualifications Masters and PhD graduates in pulp- and paper, fiber engineering, analytical chemistry, chemical engineering, mechanical engineering or related fields

Research Grant Proposal Specialist – Hill Lab

particular emphasis on either analytical chemistry, ‘omics, or data analysis. Experience of writing grants and manuscripts preferred Willingness to respect diverse perspectives, including perspectives in

Senior Research Grant Writer – Hill Lab

one’s own awareness, knowledge, and skills related to equity, diversity, and inclusion Preferred Qualifications PhD in STEM discipline, with a particular emphasis on either analytical chemistry, ‘omics

Doctoral Student - Wellington Laboratory

PhD Student in Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Specialization: Clinical Chemistry, Neurology Project: Analytical Validation of Neurological Blood Biomarkers Primary Supervision: Dr. Cheryl