Knowledge Creation and Practical Student Training through Innovative, Engaging, and Inclusive Engineering Programming
Edmonton, Alberta
The Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Alberta in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada features a traditional and co-operative education undergraduate program and a course-based and research-based graduate program. There are about 700 undergraduate students and more than 250 graduate students. Our Department has enjoyed consistently strong growth in student enrolment and more than 20% increase year-over-year in external research funding. Our professors and researchers are internationally-known experts who serve their communities in the creation and advancement of knowledge as researchers, scientific journal editors, and Fellows of technical and scientific organizations.
Hybrid · Edmonton
The Ecological Field Technologist conducts ecological and restoration monitoring activities across Alberta by implementing established protocols and collecting high-quality field data. The role involves working independently in remote environments while collaborating with scientists and technical staff to support long-term biodiversity monitoring programs.
On-site · Edmonton
The technician will support animal colony maintenance, genotyping, and monitoring of animal experiments. They will also assist with immunological assays such as ELISA and flow cytometry.
On-site · Edmonton
The technician will provide mechanical and electrical support for the Reservoir Geomechanics Research Group. Responsibilities include conducting research and testing services while maintaining a safe and collaborative laboratory environment.
On-site · Edmonton
The technician will perform molecular biology tasks such as vaccine vector creation or conduct pre-clinical immunological studies including animal-based experiments. They are responsible for maintaining accurate records, following laboratory protocols, and collaborating with research staff and veterinarians.