Active Job Postings
Below are current job opportunities in nuclear chemistry and related fields.
Reactor Facility Manager
University of California, Irvine
We are hiring a new Reactor Facility Manager for UC Irvine's TRIGA Mark I reactor. Come join our team. We are seeking an experienced project manager and engineering professional with in-depth understanding of the nuclear field to independently perform the full range of responsibilities in our Nuclear Reactor Facility. This role requires compliance with campus and Nuclear Regulatory Commission regulations, broad job knowledge, and the ability to analyze diverse problems and determine effective solutions.
Research Specialist
University of Missouri Resarch Reactor (MURR)
The University of Missouri Research Reactor (MURR) is seeking a highly motivated Research Specialist to join our team. This position offers a unique blend of hands-on research and managerial responsibilities, providing an excellent opportunity for professional growth. You will contribute to cutting-edge research in medical radionuclide production and radiometal chelation systems, helping advance the development of novel radiopharmaceuticals for early cancer detection and treatment.
Assistant Professor Radiochemistry
University of Nevada Las Vegas
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas invites applications for Assistant Professor Radiochemistry, Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry [R0150293].
The new tenure-track Assistant Professor will be expected to: a) contribute to the undergraduate and graduate teaching in Chemistry, Inorganic Materials, Nuclear Science and Radiochemistry, b) develop a vigorous externally-funded research program in an area of Radiochemistry (e.g. radioanalytical, separations, forensics, radiopharmaceuticals, synthesis, or any other closely related research area emphasizing science involving the radioelements) c) engage in service to the University and community, and d) mentor undergraduate and graduate students in research through laboratory engagement and direct supervision.
The new faculty member will primarily teach undergraduate and graduate courses in radiochemistry and its uses while contributing to the existing courses in the chemistry department. The position also includes an expectation to contribute to the continued development and delivery of the UNLV undergraduate radiochemistry curriculum.
Exploiting and actively utilizing existing radiochemistry laboratory equipment and facilities is expected, consistent with the program's longstanding collaborative and cooperative research culture. Successful applicants will develop a rigorous, externally funded research program that contributes to the research and education mission of the Radiochemistry Program while participating in the maintenance, expansion, and shared use of radiochemistry infrastructure. The successful candidate is also expected to provide scientific and programmatic leadership in ongoing and emerging research initiatives, and to build upon existing faculty collaborations, professional networks, and external partnerships to ensure continuity and future growth of the UNLV Radiochemistry Program's research and educational activities.
Tenure-track, Open Rank Faculty Position in Inorganic Chemistry
Florida International University
The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Florida International University invites applications for a full-time tenure-track position in Inorganic Chemistry starting in August 2026. The successful candidate is expected to develop a vigorous, extramurally funded research program with graduate and undergraduate student involvement, and to teach undergraduate and graduate courses in Inorganic Chemistry and associated areas. A Ph.D. in Chemistry is required, and postdoctoral experience is expected. The areas of research may involve broad aspects of experimental inorganic chemistry, including organometallic, main group/f-element, materials, nuclear & radiochemistry, spectroscopy, and bioinorganic chemistry. The collaboration potential with faculty in areas of strength within the Department, such as nuclear & radiochemistry, environmental, and forensic chemistry will be looked on favorably. The ideal candidate is expected to have a strong publication record and demonstrate how they will contribute to FIU’s Top 50 ranking. Senior-rank candidates with a strong record of external research funding are also encouraged to apply. The candidate is expected to have departmental duties as a full-time tenure track faculty and full-time presence on campus. The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, with 43 faculty from 14 countries, has dynamic Ph.D. programs supporting over 120 graduate students and an undergraduate program with over 100 graduates annually.