The Finzi lab in the Department of Biology at Boston University is seeking a research technician to begin work on or around May 1, 2010. The successful applicant will work on a broad range of projects in forest ecology and biogeochemistry including the response of forests to global change and mechanistic studies of belowground carbon-nitrogen interactions. To accommodate field research, the position requires, as needed, flexible work hours and days (i.e., evenings and weekends) and a willingness to work under harsh environmental conditions (i.e., cold winter conditions and hot, buggy, summer conditions). The successful technician will be responsible for coordinating lab activity including the management of undergraduate students, ensuring analytical equipment is in proper working condition, and managing day-to-day operations. The technician will also be offered an opportunity to conduct independent research on a topic related to an existing project in the lab. Ideal applicants will have a bachelors or masters degree in biology, chemistry, environmental science, earth science, engineering or a related field. Interested candidates should send a cover later, CV, unofficial transcript and the names of three references. The cover letter should briefly discuss the applicant's interest in the position, relevant course and work experience and a description of future, professional plans. Application materials should be sent electronically to Adrien Finzi (afinzi at bu dot edu). Boston University is an equal opportunity / affirmative action employer.

Adrien Finzi
Associate Professor
Department of Biology
Boston University            617.353.2453 (Office)
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