|
Employer Information
Boise
Technology, Inc. is a
small, scientific research and development company. We have
recently opened a brand new state-of-the-art research facility near
Boise Idaho with an ultrafast laser laboratory and a chemistry
laboratory. This is a small informal setting, similar to what you
would expect in an academic research group. We do fundamental
research that we expect will lead to a commercially profitably
product. Our current focus in the laboratory is the
characterization of the physical and chemical processes that
influence biphasic chemical reactions. Studies are being done that
are related to phase boundarys such as liquid/liquid, vapor/liquid,
liquid/solid, and vapor/solid. Boise Technology is located in the
beautiful Intermountain West, in the Boise, Idaho
area.
Ph.D. Scientist Position
Description
We are looking for an experimental physical chemist or physicist
with experience in laser spectroscopy. A strong theoretical
chemistry background is also a plus. The optimal candidate will
have experience in ultrafast, non-linear optical spectroscopy.
Experience with surface SHG or SFG is a plus. A comprehensive
knowledge of chemistry is also required. The successful candidate
is expected to develop semi-independent research programs. This
position involves contributions to ongoing Boise Technology
projects as well as the development of semi-independent research
programs.
The responsibilities
for this position include:
1) Participate in the
design and development of a broad range of experimental
projects;
2) Define and
complete experimental projects and tasks;
3) Contribute
effectively to all aspects of the research projects including:
proposal preparation, design, development, and maintenance of the
experimental equipment and systems, ordering experimental
components, equipment and supplies;
4) Work effectively
in a small team setting;
5) Conduct and
analyze research experiments, and prepare reports and publications
as appropriate.
The successful
candidate must have good written and verbal communication skills.
Preference will be given to US residents. We offer competitive
salaries and benefits and an informal workplace. There is great
opportunity for scientific freedom, advancement, and financial
rewards for a self-motivated, creative and curious scientist. Come
join the team! Please email your CV along with a cover letter
to: HR_BTI@boisetechnology.org
Requirements
The candidate must have a background in experimental physical
chemistry; a strong theoretical background is also a plus.
A strong background in laser spectroscopy, particularly ultrafast,
nonlinear optical spectroscopy is required.
A Ph.D. degree in chemistry, physics or a related field is
required.
The candidate must demonstrate:
* A strong knowledge of chemistry and standard laboratory
practices.
* A strong knowledge of problem solving methodologies and
application to complex technical projects.
* A record of research creativity and accomplishments as
demonstrated by publications and/or graduate research
activities.
* Strong hands-on ability with design and fabrication of
instruments and experimental components.
* The ability to analyze and interpret experimental data, evaluate
options, and make decisions and clear recommendations.
* Comprehension of published technical information.
* Strong communication, listening, and interpersonal skills. The
ability to give clear and focused presentations. Share knowledge
freely and effectively with colleagues.
* The ability to build strong relationships, and influence
others.
* The ability or willingness to learn to plan and prioritize
R&D programs, develop detailed project plans, set and meet
critical path milestones and deadlines, manage time and laboratory
resources effectively, and estimate labor and funding
requirements.
* Skill in the use of Microsoft Office products, especially Excel,
Word, and PowerPoint.
M.S. Scientist Position
Description
We are
looking for an experimental chemist or physicist with experience in
laser spectroscopy. A strong theoretical chemistry background is
also a plus. Ultrafast, non-linear optical spectroscopy, especially
surface SHG or SFG experience is desirable. A comprehensive
knowledge of chemistry is also required. The successful candidate
is expected to contribute effectively to all aspects of the
research projects. Higher-level candidates will be encouraged to
develop semi-independent research programs in collaboration with
other Boise Technology scientists. Interested entry-level
candidates are encouraged to apply.
The responsibilities
for this position include:
1) Participate in the
design and development of a broad range of experimental
projects;
2) Define and
complete experimental projects and tasks;
3) Contribute
effectively to all aspects of the research projects including;
proposal preparation, design, development, and maintenance of the
experimental equipment and systems; ordering experimental
components, equipment and supplies;
4) Work effectively
in a small team setting;
5) Conduct and
analyze research experiments, and prepare reports and publications
as appropriate.
The successful
candidate must have good written and verbal communication skills.
Preference will be given to US residents. We offer competitive
salaries and benefits and an informal workplace. There is great
opportunity for scientific freedom, advancement, and financial
rewards for a self-motivated, creative and curious scientist. Come
join the team! Please email your CV along with a cover letter
to: HR_BTI@boisetechnology.org
Requirements
The
candidate must have a background in either experimental physical
chemistry, or theoretical chemistry.
A strong background in laser spectroscopy, particularly ultrafast,
nonlinear optical spectroscopy is desirable.
A Masters degree in chemistry, physics or a related field is
required.
The candidate must demonstrate:
* A strong knowledge of chemistry and standard laboratory
practices.
* A strong knowledge of problem solving methodologies and
application to complex technical projects.
* A strong hands-on ability with design and fabrication of
instruments and experimental components.
* The ability to analyze and interpret experimental data, evaluate
options and make clear recommendations.
* Comprehension of published technical information.
* Strong communication, listening, and interpersonal skills. Give
clear and focused presentations. Share knowledge freely and
effectively with colleagues.
* The ability to build strong relationships, and influence
others.
* The ability to develop detailed project plans, set and meet
critical path milestones and deadlines, and manage time and
laboratory resources effectively.
* Skilled in Microsoft Office products, especially Excel, Word, and
PowerPoint.
B.S. Scientist Position
Description
We are
looking for an experimental or theoretical, chemist or physicist.
The optimal candidate will have experience in laser spectroscopy or
theoretical chemistry. An interest in ultrafast, non-linear optical
spectroscopy, especially surface SHG or SFG is a plus. A
comprehensive knowledge of chemistry is also required. The
successful candidate is expected to contribute effectively to all
aspects of the research projects. Interested entry-level candidates
are encouraged to apply.
The responsibilities
for this position include:
1) Participate in the
design and development of a broad range of experimental
projects;
2) Complete
experimental projects and tasks;
3) Contribute
effectively to all aspects of the research projects including;
design, development, and maintenance of the experimental equipment
and systems; ordering experimental
components, equipment and supplies;
4) Work effectively
in a small team setting;
5) Conduct research
experiments, and prepare reports as appropriate.
The successful
candidate must have good written and verbal communication skills.
Preference will be given to US residents. We offer competitive
salaries and benefits and an informal workplace. There is great
opportunity for scientific freedom, advancement, and financial
rewards for a self-motivated, creative and curious scientist. Come
join the team! Please email your CV along with a cover letter to:
HR_BTI@boisetechnology.org
Requirements
The
candidate must have a strong background in chemistry or
physics.
A B.S. degree in chemistry, physics or a related field is
required.
The candidate must demonstrate:
* A knowledge of chemistry and standard laboratory practices.
* A strong knowledge of problem solving methodologies.
* The ability to analyze and interpret experimental data, evaluate
options and make clear recommendations.
* Comprehension of published technical information.
* Strong communication, listening, and interpersonal skills. Share
knowledge freely and effectively with colleagues.
* The ability to build strong relationships, and work effectively
in a small group setting.
* Skilled use of Microsoft Office products, especially Excel,
Word.
Student Intern
This is a Great
Opportunity for Students Interested in Getting Experience in a
Research Laboratory: This is a part time position and we expect the
candidate to be actively pursuing a degree from an accredited
college or university. We are looking for students pursuing degrees
in physics, chemistry or biology. If you are highly motivated and
you are interested in laboratory research we encourage you to
apply. You should have an interest in the following areas; laser
chemistry, laser physics, laser spectroscopy, ultrafast lasers,
non-linear optics, surface second harmonic generation and surface
sum frequency generation. The successful candidate must have good
written and verbal communication skills. Preference will be given
to US residents. We offer competitive salaries and an informal
workplace. Please email resume and cover letter to:
HR_BTI@boisetechnology.org
Office Administrator/Manager
Description
Boise
Technology, Inc. is looking for a talented and resourceful
individual to be our office administrator/manager. This position
will start at 20-30 hours per week and then transition into full
time. The position requires a confident, professional individual
with the ability to be flexible, learn new skills, and provide
administrative support. This position will provide a broad range of
project coordination and administrative support services for
executive level staff, and a small scientific R&D team. We are
looking for an individual who is a skilled writer with at least
some background in the sciences. The ability to assist with writing
grant proposals and papers for publication is highly desirable.
Please email resume and cover letter to: HR_BTI@boisetechnology.org
The successful
candidate will:
1) Provide
administrative support for executive level staff in an environment
that requires maturity, professionalism and
confidentiality.
2) Provide support
for selected R&D projects, including the coordination of
project-related events and maintaining documents/reports associated
with these projects.
3) Assume
responsibility for various project-based assignments in support of
executive(s) and/or project teams.
4) Coordinate
calendars, travel itineraries, telephone conferences, meetings and
communications in support of internal and external meetings,
conferences and workshops.
Requirements
* BA/BS
degree and a minimum of 3 years experience
* Proficiency in MS Word and Excel required, MS PowerPoint
desirable
* Demonstrated strong verbal and written communications skills;
proofreading and editing skills required
* Strong organizational skills to include maintaining records and
tracking deadlines
* A knowledge of federal contract regulations and accounting is
desirable
|
