National University of Singapore is hiring: Laboratory Technologist, Makers@SoC in Kent

national university of singaporeKent (WA)

National University of Singapore is hiring: Laboratory Technologist, Makers@SoC in Kent

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national university of singaporeKent (WA)

Nanotechnology Engineering Technologists and Technicians Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences (except Nanotechnology and Biotechnology)

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Job Title: Laboratory Technologist, Makers@SoCPosting Start Date: 31/03/2026 Job Purpose The role of the Lab Officer is to: Maintain lab equipment including 3D printers, a laser cutter, CNC mill, soldering equipment and other equipment like oscilloscopes, power supplies and signal generators, etc Coordinate with the Office for Risk Management and Compliance (ORMC) on safety and compliance matters Supervise students Help students with usage of lab equipment

Job Description: Maintain lab equipment and ensure the cleanliness of the lab Produce and enforce safety standards in accordance to ORMC guidelines and requirements Supervise students to ensure safety Help students who are facing issues using the lab equipment Produce training videos when necessary, e.g. relating to safety Assist professors who use the lab for their courses to distribute/collect kits, etc Assist the Director of Makers@SoC as needed 2 years contract. Only shortlisted candidates will be notified.

Qualifications: Diploma in Computing, Electrical Engineering or related discipline Experience in running a lab Knowledge of 3D printers, laser cutters and other Maker equipment a big benefit More Information

Location: Kent Ridge Campus Organization: School of Computing

Department: Dean's Office (School of Computing)

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