QUALIFICATIONS
- Bachelor’s degree in Marine Biology, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
- Theoretical knowledge of algal biology, physiology, and laboratory culture techniques.
- Knowledge of and experience working with seaweeds or with aquaculture.
- Knowledge in the field of phycology.
- Prior knowledge of maintaining algal cultures in a laboratory environment.
- Proven experience with algal culturing and sterile techniques.
- Experience with microscopy and image analysis.
- Basic knowledge of experimental design principles.
- Knowledge of basic algal physiological assessments, including measuring growth rates, photosynthesis, and fluorescence.
- Familiarity with using a gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GCMS) machine.
- Demonstrated ability to enter and work with data, create graphs, and perform basic statistical analysis.
- Ability to communicate technical information and summarize research activities.
- Experience with general lab protocols. Skill in the use of standard laboratory equipment. Demonstrated lab safety knowledge.
- Experience and skill with computer applications including Mircrosoft office.
- Knowledge of the proper use and maintenance of laboratory equipment.
- Ability to accurately maintain lab records with strict attention to detail.
- Experience with hazardous materials handling and lab safety. Knowledge of chemical regulations needed for the safe handling and storage of chemicals.
- Knowledge of laboratory safety requirements and procedures, and ability to maintain up-to-date safety training certification.
- Demonstrated effective verbal and written communication skills. Ability to interact, using tact and diplomacy, with diverse personalities, including academic, staff, student employees, and other institutions/organizations.
Salary range: $62,891 – $75,022
Application deadline: September 8, 2026
