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Research Assistant/Associate, Research Scientist, Physics
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Explore pion lifetime measurement at TRIUMF in Vancouver, building Geant4 simulations and contributing to detector research. This student role supports experimental physics.
As a Pion Lifetime Experiment Assistant, you will help design a dedicated experiment seeking 0.01% relative uncertainty. You will develop M20 beam line and detector simulation packages, collaborate with beam line experts, and support design decisions. The work includes dedicated simulations, detector R&D, and possible hands-on work with SiPM-based detectors and LGAD silicon strip sensors.
Key Responsibilities:- Build, run, and debug Geant4 and G4beamline simulations
- Develop M20 beam line and detector simulation packages
- Collaborate with TRIUMF beam line experts
- Support pion lifetime experiment design decisions
- Present progress through meetings, presentations, and posters
- Undergraduate enrollment at an accredited post-secondary institution
- Ability to work safely with laboratory equipment
- Ability to troubleshoot experimental setups
- Ability to work independently and request help when needed
- Resume, covering letter, and academic transcript
Develop particle physics research skills through simulations, detector R&D, documentation, and communication at TRIUMF in Vancouver.
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