The successful candidate will be self-motivated and take responsibility for laboratory programs, equipment and facilities. Duties include day to day running of these laboratories, involvement in experimental design, construction and set-up, operation of laboratory equipment and instruments including electronic control and data acquisition systems, and working with faculty in research and instructional program development. Significant practical supervision of students and technicians is expected and the possibility of conducting research exists. A Master's degree in engineering and two years experience in a structures, materials, geomechanics or hydraulics test laboratory or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Salary is commensurate with qualifications and experience.
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