Recent Job Postings:
- Postdoctoral Researcher in Comparative Biomechanics (and CT)Dr. Susan Williams at the Ohio University is seeking a Postdoctoral Researcher for a series of biomechanics projects that utilize computed tomography: A summary of the full posting is below, but find the full advertisement here. Position Summary:The primary responsibility… Read more: Postdoctoral Researcher in Comparative Biomechanics (and CT)
- Materials Research Engineer at NIST
NIST Intelligent Systems Division is seeking a Materials Engineer to assist with a new project as part of the 2022 CHIPS and Science Act. Appointments to this position will assist NIST researchers to improve non-destructive defect detection metrology of semiconductor… Read more: Materials Research Engineer at NIST - Postdoctoral Teaching & Research Fellow at NYITCOM
New York Institute of Technology College of Osteopathic Medicine (NYITCOM) seeks a Postdoctoral Teaching and Reseach Fellow for the Department of Anatomy. This is a 3-year position in the Anatomy Department at NYITCOM. Appointment to this position includes $3,000 per… Read more: Postdoctoral Teaching & Research Fellow at NYITCOM - Postdoctoral Scholar in Anthropology at Penn State
The Perrine/Kawasaki lab in the Penn State Department of Anthropology is seeking applications for a Postdoctoral Scholar position. The Postdoctoral Scholar will work on one or more multidisciplinary NIH funded research projects combining high resolution imaging (PTAe microCT), machine learning… Read more: Postdoctoral Scholar in Anthropology at Penn State - XCT Laboratory Manager at Field Museum
The Field Museum in Chicago is excited to announce an opening for an XCT Laboratory Manager in the Negaunee Integrative Research Center. This role offers the unique opportunity to oversee a state-of-the-art XCT facility featuring NSI X5000 and NSI X25… Read more: XCT Laboratory Manager at Field Museum - iDigBio: Program Manager, Science & Research (Biological Science) Position at Florida State University
Responsibilities The focus of this position (Job ID 57164) is empowering the biodiversity collections communities with successful strategies for digitization of specimens via discovery and development of resources, participation in collaborations, and management of a digitization help desk and digitization… Read more: iDigBio: Program Manager, Science & Research (Biological Science) Position at Florida State University - Research Curator of Paleontology, Milwaukee Public Museum
There is a full-time Research Curator of Paleontology position available at the Milwaukee Public Museum (Milwaukee, WI). This is not an explicitly “CT” job, but many of our members are paleontologists or have paleontolgists in their networks—and certainly having familiarity… Read more: Research Curator of Paleontology, Milwaukee Public Museum - ZEISS X-Ray Computed Tomography Product Marketing Manager
The Product Marketing Manager (PMM) is responsible to define and drive the 3D X-ray microscope product portfolio strategy and the roadmap of solutions, modules and features to serve the multiple market sectors and the wide breath of applications of each.… Read more: ZEISS X-Ray Computed Tomography Product Marketing Manager
Additional CT Career Content
Open Science Career Panel – November 2023 (Zoom)
Interviewer: Kelsi Hurdle, Open Science Committee Chair
About the event/recording: the Open Science Panel on Career Trajectories featured six professionals from museums, academia, industry, and government working in CT related positions. Each panelist introduced themself, discussed their experiences and answered a few questions about their career. At the end, attendees were able to ask the panelists additional questions.
Panelists (in order of appearance):
Morgan Chase – American Museum of Natural History
Paul Gignac, PhD – University of Arizona
Freya Goetz – Smithsonian Museum of Natural History
Alex Hall, PhD – Thermo Fisher Scientific
Will Harris, PhD – Zeiss
Heather Smith, PhD – Midwestern University/The Anatomical Record
Non-Clinical Tomography Careers graphic by Freya Goetz with feedback from the Open Science Committee