Electron Microscopy Scientist
BITRI
VACANCIES
The Botswana Institute for Technology Research and Innovation (BITRI) is a newly established technology research institute whose mandate is to undertake research. Identify and or develop appropriate technologies in line with national priorities and needs of Botswana. If you want to be part of the emerging team that will change the national priorities and needs of Botswana. If you want to be part of the emerging team that will change the technology research and innovation landscape in Botswana BITRI invites you to apply for the following positions:
Electron Microscopy Scientist
Main purpose of the job:
• To maintain and ensure the smooth operation of HRSEM with a STEM detector.
• To provide direct support to BITRI researchers on HRSEM.
• To perform SEM analysis in support of the Botswana industry
Education:
• Minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in physics, chemistry, biological sciences or geology. A higher qualification would be an added advantage.
Experience and working knowledge.
• A minimum of 8 years operational experience of SEM, of which at least 6 years should be from a research institute
• Experience working with nonmaterial’s
• Extensive knowledge of SEM and TEM sample preparation
• Evidence of relevant research publications in peer-reviewed journals
• Experience working with TEM would be an added advantage.
Remuneration
BITRI offer attractive working conditions and remuneration commensurate with qualifications and experience. The above posts are for five years fixed term contracts.
Application letters with comprehensive CV’S Certified copies of certificates and names of 3 traceable referees should be submitted to the following address:
Chief Executive Officer
Botswana Institute for Technology Research and Innovation (BITRI)
C/O PLOT NO. 50654, Machel Drive
Private bag 0082, Gaborone, Botswana
Tel: +267 3607500
Email: info@bitri.co.bw
The closing date for applications is 20 October 2014.
NB: BITRI will only respond to shortlisted candidates.
Source: Botswana Guardian, 10th Oct