Postdoctoral Fellow- Mass Spectrometry: Join the research group of Dr. Marco Monopoli in the Chemistry Department at RCSI University of Medicine and Health Sciences. This postdoctoral role focuses on utilizing mass spectrometry and glycan analysis for in vitro diagnostics.
Postdoctoral Fellow – Glycan Analysis and Mass Spectrometry
Designation:
Full-Time Postdoctoral Fellow
Job Details:
| Details | Information |
|---|---|
| Department | Department of Chemistry |
| Contract Duration | Specific purpose contract (16 months) |
| Remuneration | Aligned with IUA PD1 scale |
| Reporting to | Dr. Marco Monopoli |
| Location | 123 St Stephen Green, Dublin |
| Closing Date | 23:45 PM on May 4, 2026 |
Research Area:
The research area focuses on glycan analysis and mass spectrometry, aiming for advancements in diagnostics and biomarker discovery.
Eligibility/Qualification:
- Essential:
- PhD in Biopharmaceutical Technology or Chemical Engineering
- Minimum two years of experience in:
- Mass Spectrometry and glycan analysis
- Glycan sample preparation (enzymatic release, labeling, purification)
- Automated platforms for glycosimilarity assessment
- Experience in biomarker panning and bioinformatics techniques
- Leading author with relevant publications in mass spectrometry and glycan analysis
- Strong communication skills in an English-speaking environment
Job Description:
- Optimize automated analytical workflows for high-throughput glycan analysis
- Plan and program automated workflows using robotics for sample preparation
- Prepare glycan samples and perform analysis using UHPLC and mass spectrometry
- Conduct bioinformatic data analysis utilizing statistical software like R or Python
- Manage biomarker panning workflows and perform data integration and analysis
- Write reports and maintain laboratory records
- Support scientific publication writing and present research findings at meetings
How to Apply:
Please apply online through the RCSI careers portal with your CV and cover letter before the closing date.
Last Date to Apply:
May 4, 2026, 23:45 PM
