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Hello Everyone,
I wanted to announce that the HCBI is expanding and looking to hire an
Imaging Specialist. Please follow these links or read the posting below.
https://bit.ly/2J3fd2Fhttps://hcbi.fas.harvard.edu/Thanks,
Doug
31-May-2018
Imaging Specialist
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
45914BR
Job Code
399057 Technical, Other
Duties & Responsibilities
The Harvard Center for Biological Imaging (HCBI) seeks a full-time Imaging
Specialist to assist with operations in a fast-paced and exciting light
microscopy environment. The HCBI provides access to over a dozen high-end
light microscopes, multiple image processing workstations, and sample
preparation equipment. We service over 600 users throughout Harvard, as
well as other local academic centers and industry. The HCBI is a unique
“Evergreen” facility whereby our leased equipment is replaced every three
years; ensuring users always have access to cutting-edge equipment. Imaging
services include confocal, multi-photon, super-resolution, lightsheet,
TIRF, whole slide scanning, high content screening, live cell imaging,
macroscopy, laser microdissection, fluorescence lifetime imaging (FLIM),
and tissue clearing.
*Responsibilities:*
The Imaging Specialist will serve as a primary contact for new user
training for both basic and advanced light microscopy techniques, the first
point of contact for questions arising from the use of HCBI imaging
systems, and a key advisor to HCBI users regarding experimental design and
image analysis. The Imaging Specialist will assist with maintenance of
microscopes and other facility equipment through weekly cleaning,
performance monitoring, troubleshooting software and hardware issues, and
coordinating repairs with local service engineers. They will serve as the
biological safety officer for the lab and will support various
administrative tasks such as website updates and preparing materials for
upcoming symposia and workshops. Finally, the Imaging Specialist will
participate in teaching activities at bi-monthly Lunch and Learn lectures
and annual workshops.
Basic Qualifications
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A minimum of a bachelor’s degree in science, engineering or related field
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A minimum of three years' of research experience
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Demonstrated knowledge of microscopy theory and previous experience
using multiple light microscopy techniques
Additional Qualifications
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An MA or PhD in science, engineering, or related field is highly
preferred. (MA, PhD can count towards experience).
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Experience with any or all of the following software packages is
desirable: ZEN, SymPhoTime 64, Fiji/ImageJ, arivis vision 4D, Imaris,
and Cell Profiler.
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Programming experience in Java, Python or Matlab is a plus.
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Strong communication in English (both written and verbal) and excellent
interpersonal skills are essential.
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Must be able to lift up to 40 pounds and maneuver around and under large
tables and equipment.
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