Job Description
Ranked 81st globally, Trinity is Ireland's leading university with a 400-year history of excellence in education, research, and innovation,
supporting interdisciplinary teaching and research across science disciplines and collaborating with institutions and regulatory bodies.
The role involves providing technical support for research and teaching activities, operating in a busy office and laboratory environment, and contributing to College, School, and Discipline-level activities.
Key responsibilities include:
* Supporting undergraduate and postgraduate teaching programs in Geography, Geoscience, Environmental Science, and Botany,
* Assisting with research and teaching activities in the field,
* Collaborating with internal college offices, institutions, and regulatory bodies,
* Participating in various College, School, and Discipline-level activities,
* Providing high-quality technical support with strong attention to detail,
* Access to opportunities for continued professional development and training.
Requirements:
* Honours degree in a relevant field,
* Excellent interpersonal skills, and a proactive attitude,
* Strong attention to detail and a commitment to high-quality work,
* Ability to work in a busy office and laboratory environment,
* Access to opportunities for continued professional development and training.
Post status: Permanent,
Hours of Post: 36.5 hours per week,
Salary: €38,345 to €58,576 per annum,
Contact: Professor Ian Donohue, Head of School of Natural Sciences, donohui@tcd.ie,
Application deadline: 12 noon, 29th October 2024,
Apply through Trinity Jobs Portal, http://jobs.tcd.ie,
Trinity welcomes applications from all individuals and is committed to equality, diversity, and inclusion.