Columbia University
Theoretical High Energy Physics
The Columbia University Department of Physics is seeking to
make a senior appointment in theoretical high
energy physics (broadly interpreted). We encourage applications from candidates
with an outstanding record of research who can take a leadership role in a
premier program, continuing a long Columbia record of forefront accomplishments
in theoretical physics. Candidates are expected to have a doctoral degree in
physics or a related field, and to have a demonstrated record of major
contributions to the field, along with excellence in teaching and mentoring at
both the undergraduate and graduate levels.
Candidates should submit with their application a cover
letter, Curriculum Vitae (including publication list), and brief statements of
their research plans and of teaching philosophy. Please visit our online
application site at https://academicjobs.columbia.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=55743
for further information about this
position and to submit your application.
Review of applications will begin immediately and continue
until the position is filled. Columbia University is an Equal Opportunity/
Affirmative Action employer. Columbia is committed to a working and learning
environment supportive of its faculty and staff in their pursuit of a
productive and fulfilling professional and personal life.
Senior Laboratory Technician, Department of Physics
Job Description:
Under the supervision of the faculty and senior staff, the incumbent
will be responsible for all equipment used for Physics Department
instructional labs; works closely with faculty and staff to construct
new experiments; coordinates equipment set-ups and ensures proper
storage, maintenance and cataloging; procures, constructs, tests and
troubleshoots equipment; researches and procures electronic and related
components, and equipment for stock and special projects; maintains the
component stockroom; maintains electronic database of laboratory
equipment; works on special projects; coordinates with other specialists
including machinist and lecture demonstration technician; performs
duties under the instruction of faculty and senior staff or from
engineering drawings.
Minimum Qualifications:
Bachelor's degree, preferably in Physics or a closely related subject.
Extensive proven experience can substitute for educational
requirements. Knowledge of electronics, standard test equipment,
instrumentation and data acquisition; strong mechanical aptitude;
computer-literacy.
The position is a full-time, support staff position, starting July 1, 2013.
See: jobs.columbia.edu/applicants/Central?quickFind=136543 in Jobs at
Columbia for further information, and to apply for the position.
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