Technician
Clemson University · Clemson, SC · 1 mo ago
EngineeringFull-time
About the role
Directs large, complex research projects in a clinical or research setting. Located in Clemson, SC.
Responsibilities
- Support outreach and extension workshops hosted by the Pulse Quality & Nutritional Breeding Program by assisting with laboratory demonstrations and engaging with local high school students in educational activities aligned with Clemson University's land-grant mission (10%).
- Receive and process field-derived samples; perform wet chemistry extraction per lab protocols; operate lab instrumentation; maintain equipment via cleaning, calibration, preventative maintenance; adhere to safety and regulatory compliance (50%).
- Record and maintain organized lab records; report nutritional data; compile data summaries for PI; use Microsoft Excel to organize, analyze, present data; interact with research personnel; follow data management/backup procedures (25%).
- Support field work as needed by Field manager (15%).
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in a related field similar to the assigned area of research.
- Advanced journey-level work experience in a clinical or research setting.
- Physical requirements: recognize/inspect visually (10%); communicate/converse/give direction/express oneself (20%); position self to accomplish task (stoop, kneel, crawl) (5%); ascend/descend (stairs, ladder) (5%); walk/move about (20%); sit (stationary) prolonged (20%); stand prolonged (20%).
- Working conditions: exposure to chemical hazards (50%); noise (50%).
Skills
- Fundamental working knowledge of concepts, practices, and procedures; ability to apply in varied situations.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Excel for data organization, analysis, and presentation.
- Ability to compile data summaries and report nutritional data clearly.
- Professional interaction with research personnel to clarify data reporting needs.
- Adherence to data management and backup procedures for integrity and retention.
Pay
Expected salary range: $50,000 – $60,000; salary dependent on experience, knowledge, skills, and performance per Clemson compensation guidelines.
Schedule
Standard work schedule: 37.5 hours per week.