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Laboratory Instrument Technician
Leidos. Assist in the safe operation and maintenance of analytical chemistry, computer, microbiology, microscopy, molecular biology, radioisotope, seawater aquaria, and general-use laboratories at Palmer Station, Antarctica .
Core Competencies
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Demonstrates expertise in laboratory operations and maintenance, with a strong background in analytical chemistry and technical support for scientific research projects. Capable of independently managing laboratory resources and contributing to improvements in laboratory systems.
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Laboratory Technical Work ExperienceOperational Experience Utilizing Analytical EquipmentPublic Trust Security ClearanceBackground in Academic Research EnvironmentExperience in Remote Research Station
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Hard Skills
Analytical ChemistryMicrobiologyMolecular BiologyMicroscopyRadioisotope HandlingLaboratory InstrumentationResearch PlanningInventory ManagementTechnical Domain PrinciplesField Instrument Procurement
Soft Skills
Independent WorkCollaborationProblem-SolvingCommunication
Certifications & Qualifications
Public Trust Security Clearance
Industry Keywords
USAPAtmospheric PhysicsGeologyGlaciologyNSF Deployment EligibilityRemote Research StationCapital Equipment Inventory
About the role
Key responsibilities & impact- Assist in the safe operation and maintenance of analytical chemistry, computer, microbiology, microscopy, molecular biology, radioisotope, seawater aquaria, and general-use laboratories at Palmer Station, Antarctica
- Assist in reviewing research requirements and planning and scheduling laboratory support for science projects
- Assist in researching, evaluating, justifying, and procuring laboratory and field instruments and equipment
- Assist with receipt and inventory of capital equipment, instruments, materials, and supplies
- Provide input to the S&TPS Peninsula Implementation Manager on improvements to laboratories and associated systems
- Support USAP scientists and research across atmospheric physics, geology, and glaciology projects
Requirements
What you’ll need- BS and 4–8 years of prior relevant experience, or Master's with 2–6 years of prior relevant experience
- Experience in lieu of education is accepted
- Four years of laboratory or observatory technical work experience
- Operational experience utilizing analytical equipment
- Deep understanding of and ability to apply principles, theories, and concepts of the technical domain
- Broad understanding of related specialty areas
- Ability to work independently to achieve day-to-day objectives with significant impact on operational results or project deliverables
- US Citizenship or green card holder
- Must obtain a Public Trust security clearance prior to starting date
- Must successfully complete NSF-required physical and dental examinations and pass an EBI background check
- Must meet NSF deployment eligibility requirements, including no disqualifying discipline or separation related to stalking, sexual assault, or sexual harassment within the past three years
- Background in an academic research environment providing direct support to science projects is highly desirable
- Previous experience working in Antarctica or another remote research station is desired
Benefits
Comp & perks- Seasonal deployment role with approximately 7 months of deployment
- Pre-deployment training may be required
- Public Trust security clearance sponsorship/process prior to starting date
- Camera-on interview identification process if an offer is extended