Scientific Instrument Technician Chemistry (Burnaby)

Scientific Instrument Technician Chemistry (Burnaby)

24 Oct
|
SFU group
|
Burnaby

24 Oct

SFU group

Burnaby

Support Chemistry research and teaching laboratories at Simon Fraser University through advanced analytical methods and scientific instrument maintenance. Operate the elemental analysis facility while serving faculty, students, and researchers.

As an Instrument Technician, you will provide technical support across Chemistry laboratories and shared research facilities. Your work includes maintaining and repairing instrumentation, operating the elemental analysis facility, and supporting experiments. NMR, mass spectrometry, chromatography, and analytical methods are central to this position.

Key Responsibilities:

- Operate and maintain the elemental analysis facility
- Maintain and repair scientific instruments across Chemistry laboratories
- Support shared departmental research and teaching facilities




- Provide technical advice for conducting and designing experiments
- Train users on proper scientific instrumentation operation

Requirements:

- Undergraduate Chemistry degree or equivalent education and experience
- Four years of relevant experience
- Required knowledge and experience with NMR and mass spectrometry
- Advanced ability to use analytical methods
- Knowledge of GC, GCMS, HPLC, MS, and LCMS

Apply your Chemistry expertise, repair skills, and analytical instrumentation knowledge supporting research and teaching at Simon Fraser University.

📌 Scientific Instrument Technician Chemistry (Burnaby)
🏢 SFU group
📍 Burnaby

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