Become an Assistant Professor specializing in biological mass spectrometry at BC Cancer in Vancouver, BC. Focus on advancing cancer research through creative proteomics methodologies and education. The BC Cancer Research Institute invites applications for a Scientist position to drive research in proteomics and biomarker analysis.

As an Assistant Professor, you will lead independent research initiatives, collaborate across various projects, and participate in teaching at partner universities. Your approach should promote equity and diversity within your research and academic practices. Key Responsibilities:

- Lead research projects in mass spectrometry and proteomics
- Investigate protein functions and drug interactions in cancer
- Supervise and mentor students at different education levels




- Deliver courses at affiliated universities
- Present and publish research findings in scientific journals Requirements:
- PhD in related areas such as biochemistry or structural biology
- Extensive postdoctoral experience in mass spectrometry
- Evidence of research productivity and teaching excellence
- Passion for mentoring and fostering inclusive research environments
- Commitment to equity in academic and research settings Bring your expertise in mass spectrometry to contribute to BC Cancer's mission of improving cancer outcomes.

📌 Assistant Professor, Biological Mass Spectrometry (Vancouver)
🏢 BioSpace
📍 Vancouver