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Assistant Laboratory Manager

March 23, 2016 By Off
University of Exeter

University of Exeter - Infrastructure & Technical Services, College of Life and Environmental Sciences

Infrastructure & Technical Services

College of Life and Environmental Sciences

The University of Exeter is seeking to recruit an assistant laboratory manager on fixed-term two year contract as part of an integrated technical services team on the Penryn Campus. The post will primarily support research in the College of Life and Environmental Sciences as part of a team providing care for animals on a daily basis (at present fish and insects and in the future birds).

The successful applicant will assist with the management of research facilities and also provide direct support to Dr Alastair Wilson in the Aquarium – contributing to the set up and delivery of studies in animal behaviour, genetics and life history under the direction of the research team.. The role will involve working closely with staff and students within CLES, including technical advice and maintenance of laboratory equipment, and practical delivery of experimental outputs.

It is expected that the role-holder will be proactively committed to their own personal and professional development. The successful applicant will be mentored by and learn from existing team members in Technical Services, and will also have the opportunity to develop though our Staff Learning and Development team.

Before submitting an application you may wish to discuss the post further by contacting Amy Campbell, Wildlife Technician, on a.campbell@exeter.ac.uk and/or Dr Alastair Wilson on a.wilson@exeter.ac.uk.

The University is committed to the principles of the Athena SWAN Charter and extends the Gender Equality Charter Mark to all roles in the University. At Exeter we are committed to bringing the best development experience to women at all stages of their careers as well as being passionate about promoting careers for women in science. As such, we have invested in a range of initiatives, online resources, networking, training and mentoring opportunities to encourage women to reach their full potential.

The University of Exeter is an equal opportunity employer which is ‘Positive about Disabled People’. Whilst all applicants will be judged on merit alone, we particularly welcome applications from groups currently underrepresented in the workforce.

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