Dear Colleagues, The Clark Science Center at Smith College is seeking a full time Technical Director for the Center for Aqueous and Biogeochemical Research (CABR). Applicants should have a PhD in Analytic Geochemistry, Environmental Chemistry, Analytic Geochemistry, or related field, and should have experience working with a variety of laboratory equipment. For a short job description, see below. Review of applications begins on* May 15th.* Applications must be submitted via the following link: https://smithcollege.wd5.myworkdayjobs.com/smithcollege/job/Smith-College/Technical-Director--Center-for-Aqueous-Biogeochemcial-Research_R-202600192 Clark Science Center seeks candidates with a PhD in Analytic Chemistry, Environmental Chemistry, Analytic Geochemistry or a related field who have 1 to 5 years’ experience working with aqueous biogeochemical research instrumentation and methods. The Technical Director of the Center for Aqueous Biogeochemical Research [CABR] trains research staff, students and faculty users on the hands-on operation of instrumentation and associated laboratory apparatus, and provides supervision as needed during the training period. Provides technical instruction to students in the design and execution of course projects including the selection of techniques, materials and tools, and the safe and appropriate operation of equipment. Serves as a campus-wide consultant to faculty, staff and students for advice on projects not related to standard courses, including Honors projects, Special Studies, SURF projects and faculty research. Collaborates on experimental design and the selection of materials, techniques and tools. Consults on data interpretation and analysis as required. Provides daily management of the CABR and ensures it remains relevant to research and curricula through equipment acquisition, methods development and operating improvement. Current equipment includes Agilent 7890A Gas Chromatograph with 5975C MSD, Agilent 7697A Headspace Sampler for GCMS, Agilent 7900 ICPMS with AS4 Autosampler, Thermo ICS-6000 Dual Column Ion Chromatograph with Conductivity Detection, Shimadzu TOC-L Total Carbon Analyzer, organic and inorganic in liquids, ManTech AutoTitrator and Picarro L2130i Water Isotope Analyzer. Cheers, Sarah -- Sarah E. Mazza Assistant Professor Department of Geosciences Smith College Northampton, MA 01063 smazza@smith.edu pronouns: she/her/hers