Overview
Laboratory leadership role supporting multidisciplinary small-island research in genetics, soils, chemistry, agriculture, nutrition, environment, forestry and marine studies.
Full job description
The Laboratory Manager oversees multiple research laboratories, staff, budgets, equipment, safety and quality systems, inventories and accreditation work, while helping integrate the laboratories into University and national research-and-development priorities.
Requirements & qualifications
A Master's degree or PhD in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biology, Environmental Science or a related field with at least five years of relevant laboratory-management experience is accepted; the announcement also allows a bachelor's degree with seven years of experience. Molecular-biology/Sanger sequencing experience and laboratory leadership are among the stated skills.
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Verification notes
The linked position announcement originally stated 30 October 2024 or until filled. The University's current careers index was re-checked on 8 September 2026 and continues to list Laboratory Manager Small Island Sustainability with end date 'Until filled', so it is treated as currently open; no new deadline is inferred.
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