RESEARCH TECHNICIAN II

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CAIS offers a wide range of analytical services including: 14C analyses by AMS; D, 13C, 15N, 18O, and 34S by EA- IRMS, Total CHN, Compound-specific GC- IRMS analyses, Elemental Analysis by ICP- OES and ICP-MS, Ion Chromatography, 14C analysis by LSC, Isotope Analyses by MC- ICP-MS, and Scientific Glass Blowing.

Monday - Friday 40 hours a week.

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2+ years experience generating & interpreting 14C and staple isotope
data from both modern & ancient samples.

Experience training others on IRMS instrumentation (eg., dual inlet
IRMS).

The incumbent is responsible for complex sample preparation and analysis, including elemental analysis and continuous flow isotope ratio instrumentation (TC/EA - IRMS, EA- IRMS and dual inlet IRMS) for carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, and hydrogen in conjunction with dating and natural product laboratories, and coordination of samples within CAIS for processing on EA/ IRMS.

The incumbent assists in the training of personnel and students in instrument operation, troubleshooting problems when they arise, and works with the Lab PI and Lab Supervisor to resolve problems.

Skilled in the preparation and analysis of samples in an analytical chemistry laboratory, specifically for elemental and/or isotopic content. Chemistry laboratory experience, preferred ISO accreditation experience.

* Ability to stand for extended periods of time.
* Ability to lift 30 - 40 lbs.

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Natural Products, Biobase, and stable isotope sample preparation and analysis using laboratory instrumentation to include: