We are currently recruiting a Physicist whose ultimate primary responsibility will be to plan and set-up experiments within these facilities. The Physicist will work in tandem with other specialists and facility personnel to ensure the success of the rare-isotope science program at TRIUMF, and will manage, maintain, operate, and troubleshoot measurements with a wide assortment of detectors, readout electronics, and data acquisition systems.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Liaise with external users in the nuclear physics experimental program, assisting with the preparation and operation of experiments
• Under the direction of the supervisor, plan and set-up experiments within the nuclear physics experimental research program
• Maintain, operate, repair, and plan the deployment of a suite of nuclear physics detectors within the ARIEL program.
• Work with various departments in Physical Science Division, providing experiment-specific training as required through written documents, on-the-job training, and input and advice for planning experimental campaigns
• Perform light industrial, mechanical and electrical tasks as required, and performing all work safely and efficiently
• Procure, monitor and manage the budget for the inventory of tools, spare parts, etc. needed for associated tasks
• Plan, organize and effectively manage all tasks and project work
• Assist in preparing experimental safety reports

SUPERVISION EXERCISED:

• Expected to provide guidance and assistance to more junior employees across multiple teams
• May provide guidance to students

KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS:

• Advanced level knowledge of nuclear physics
• Demonstrated knowledge of a variety of nuclear physics detectors, techniques, and simulations
• Excellent oral and written communication skills in English.
• Demonstrated interpersonal skills
• Demonstrated proficiency in planning, organization, and efficient time management.
• Experience with signal processing and data acquisition systems would be an asset
• Experience working with HV and UHV systems would be an asset
• Experience with CAD would be an asset
• Programming experience in C++/ ROOT would be an asset

NUCLEAR ENERGY WORKER:

The incumbent will be required to complete the TRIUMF in-house radiation safety training course and be designated as a TRIUMF Nuclear Energy Worker.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND YEARS OF EXPERIENCE:

• A PhD in nuclear physics or a related field is required
• Typically requires a minimum of 4 years of professional experience post-PhD
• Hands-on experience with detectors typically used in nuclear physics experiments
• Several years of relevant postdoc experience would be an asset

COMPENSATION:
Annual salary would be $91,545.00 CAD plus our comprehensive benefits package.

Position type:
Permanent
Hours per week:
35

Total Rewards

At TRIUMF, we value our employees and are committed to providing a competitive total rewards package. We offer comprehensive benefits that promote the well-being and security of our staff and provide an excellent opportunity to grow your career in a high-profile national research facility, where you can make a difference.

Benefits Information:

• TRIUMF paid dental, extended health, vision care, emergency travel assistance, Employee Assistance Program (EAP), Life Insurance, and supplementary Wellness Benefits.
• Excellent Employee Pension Plan
• Disability benefits, and optional additional Life insurance and Accidental Death & Dismemberment (AD&D)
• Generous time away
• Maternity and paternity leaves and top-ups

Contact information:
Email:
Phone: 604.222.1047
Fax: 604.222.3791

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