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Hiring Unit:
Department of Bioengineering
Position:
Under graduate course assistant
Course code and Title: BIEN 267 Bioanalytical Methods in Bioengineering
Estimated Number of Positions:
1 position - Course Assistant
Total Hours of Work per Term:
50 hours
Position Summary:
The undergraduate course assistant will assist in conduction of tutorials related to course lectures. S(he) will also facilitate, during tutorials, group discussions related to group projects and help students prepare for the final presentations. In addition, s(he) will reinforce the materials presented in the course lectures. S(he) will grade assignments, help prepare the grade book, and help finalize the grades, ensures proper follow of course protocols.

Main responsibilities

• Demonstrate coding skills, laboratory protocol programing and good understanding of biomolecular analytical experiments.
• Contribute to dry lab aspects of the labs and support automation of the experiments using the Opentron.
• Assist in case study development.
• Help in overall labs organization

Qualifications:
Currently registered student in an undergraduate program at McGill, preferably in Bioengineering
Experience in manipulating the Opentron equipment
Start date: Sept 10 2025
End date: Dec 24 2025
Hourly Salary:
$23.00
Position Start Date:
2025-09-10
Position End Date:
2025-12-24
Deadline to Apply:
2025-08-03
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• Demonstrate coding skills, laboratory protocol programing and good understanding of biomolecular analytical experiments.
• Contribute to dry lab aspects of the labs and support automation of the experiments using the Opentron.
• Assist in case study development.
• Help in overall labs organizatio