Director of Department of Bioengineering (Princeton University)

Department/Institute: Omenn-Darling Bioengineering Institute (ODBI) Institution: Princeton University Location: Princeton, NJ (on-campus) Appointment Type: Professional Specialist, in-person Visa Sponsorship: Not eligible for H-1B requiring consular processing Position Overview ODBI is seeking a scientific staff member to manage a new advanced light microscopy facility. The facility will house roughly a dozen light microscopes, with emphasis on: Imaging and interfacing with living cells and organisms Supporting internal and external ODBI community members The facility director will: Train and assist students and postdocs in designing imaging experiments Advise on microscopy modalities, sample preparation, image visualization, and analysis Facilitate scheduling and maintenance of microscopes Connect with vendors to ensure equipment upkeep Participate in teaching and developing custom microscopy setups for Bioengineering PhD students Qualifications Required: PhD in a related field, or Advanced degree with multiple years of hands-on experience in advanced microscopy Skills/Experience: Proficiency with advanced light microscopy techniques Experience training or consulting with researchers on experimental design Ability to manage shared research facilities and coordinate with vendors Application Instructions Submit applications online via Princeton AcadHire including: Cover letter Curriculum vitae Contact information for three references Notes: In-person on-campus work required Subject to Princeton University background check policy Princeton University is an Equal Opportunity Employer If you apply for this position please say you saw it on Adminoxy

Department/Institute: Omenn-Darling Bioengineering Institute (ODBI)
Institution: Princeton University
Location: Princeton, NJ (on-campus)
Appointment Type: Professional Specialist, in-person
Visa Sponsorship: Not eligible for H-1B requiring consular processing

Position Overview

ODBI is seeking a scientific staff member to manage a new advanced light microscopy facility. The facility will house roughly a dozen light microscopes, with emphasis on:

Imaging and interfacing with living cells and organisms
Supporting internal and external ODBI community members

The facility director will:

Train and assist students and postdocs in designing imaging experiments
Advise on microscopy modalities, sample preparation, image visualization, and analysis
Facilitate scheduling and maintenance of microscopes
Connect with vendors to ensure equipment upkeep
Participate in teaching and developing custom microscopy setups for Bioengineering PhD students