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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT
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CALS/ADMIN SVCS/HUMAN RES
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Madison
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| Do you appreciate organizing files?
Do you enjoy coordinating events and/or meeting logistics to ensure they run smoothly?
Do you often think of details others do not consider?
Are you flexible if new priorities re-arrange your workday?
Do you like utilizing various technologies to be efficient in your work?
If so, then the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) is looking for you!
CALS Administration (comprised of the following units: Human Resources, Information Technology, Business Services, and Research) is recruiting for an Administrative Assistant position with responsibilities related to records and systems management, meeting and event coordination, communication creation, review, and dissemination and general inquiry triage. Apply today!
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HR COORDINATOR - RUSSELL LABS
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CALS/ADMIN SVCS/HUMAN RES
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Madison
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| The College of Agricultural and Life Sciences at the University of Wisconsin – Madison offers a dynamic work environment, including a broad range of engaging and diverse responsibilities related to human resources, payroll, and benefits. The HR Coordinator would join our well-established team who advise and support HR/payroll functions for faculty and staff in Russell Laboratories. |
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HORTICULTURAL EQUIPMENT TECHNICIAN
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CALS/AG RES STA/PENINSULAR
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Sturgeon Bay
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| The College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) Peninsular Ag Research Station offers a dynamic work environment, including a broad range of engaging and diverse responsibilities related to perennial and annual crop research. We are looking for an Agricultural Equip Farm Operator that has experience with a variety of production systems and equipment types to join our team. |
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EQUIPMENT OPERATOR
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CALS/AG RES STA/HANCOCK
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Hancock
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| The College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) Hancock Ag Research Station offers a dynamic work environment, including a broad range of engaging and diverse responsibilities related to planting and irrigating research. The Ag Equipment Farm Operator would join our well-established team. |
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ASSISTANT PROFESSOR IN NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES
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CALS/NUTRITIONAL SCIENCES
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Madison
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| The Department of Nutritional Sciences has received a unique opportunity to develop a research program with emphasis in the long-term on the nutrition and health effects of dairy and its components. The position is associated with the Dairy Innovation Hub, a newly established initiative supporting research and collaboration among UW institutions and disciplines. The Department of Nutritional Sciences is highly ranked, collegial, collaborative, dynamic, and successful.
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ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF RUMEN MICROBIAL PHYSIOLOGY
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CALS/ANIMAL & DAIRY SCIENCES
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Madison
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| UW-Madison Department of Animal & Dairy Sciences is seeking a nine-month (academic year) tenure-track assistant professor with a passion for teaching and a vision for leading an independent, externally funded, and internationally recognized research program that focuses on rumen microbial physiology. |
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ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF LAND & WATER STEWARDSHIP
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CALS/SOIL SCIENCE
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Madison
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| The College of Agricultural & Life Sciences at the UW-Madison is seeking an Assistant Professor to explore and develop innovative land and water stewardship solutions related to dairy production. |
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ASSISTANT OR ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR IN DAIRY ECONOMICS AND AGRIBUSINESS
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CALS/AG & APPLIED ECON
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Madison
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| The Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison seeks a full time (9-month), tenure-track faculty member at the rank of Assistant or Associate Professor with research, teaching and outreach interests in dairy economics and/or dairy agribusiness. This position is supported by the Dairy Innovation Hub in the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (https://dairyinnovationhub.wisc.edu/). |
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RESEARCH SPECIALIST
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CALS/FOOD RES INSTITUTE/FRI
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Madison
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| The Food Research Institute (FRI) is seeking a research specialist to join the Glass Lab. The ideal candidate will have 1-2 years practical experience in food microbiology, be able to work independently and coordinate multiple projects in a fast-paced work environment. Candidates should be capable of performing physical activities required for food challenge studies, including mouse bioassay. Apply today! |
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MILKING PARLOR SPECIALIST
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CALS/ANIMAL & DAIRY/DAIRY HERD
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Arlington
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| If you are a hardworking, reliable individual, seeking a diverse position working with large animals, in a research based agricultural field, this may be what you are looking for! Blaine Dairy is home to 500 milking cows, 100 dry cows, and 100 neonatal heifer calves. This industry leading facility is in need of an employee willing to learn, be flexible with daily work routines, and adapt to the needs of the operation in order to help ensure animal care needs are met across the farm. |
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RESEARCH SPECIALIST - PELLETT LAB
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CALS/BACTERIOLOGY
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Madison
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| The Pellett lab, within the Department of Bacteriology at UW-Madison, is offering an exciting opportunity for a Research Specialist to gain experience in our unique Select Agent approved laboratory. The lab works with Clostridium botulinum and its neurotoxins. The successful candidate will have an important role in the lab, performing independent research and documenting and analyzing data with moderate supervision, as well as supporting the on-going work of other lab staff and the entire research team by performing experiments and conducting general lab upkeep. Research in the Pellett lab revolves around investigating pathogenic as well as pharmacological properties of botulinum neurotoxins and homologs, structure function studies, vaccine development, genetic manipulations of Clostridium botulinum, and gene expression studies in Clostridium botulinum. |
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VISP/MSPO COORDINATOR
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CALS/AG & APPLIED ECON
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Madison
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| The Department of Agricultural and Applied Economics is seeking a dynamic leader to help advance our Visiting Internal Studies Program (VISP) and MS Professional Option (MSPO). Highly qualified candidates will have experience teaching in a higher education, in addition to related industry experience. |
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SOILS TECHNICIAN
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CALS/SOIL SCIENCE
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Madison
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| Dr. Matt Ruark’s Nutrient Cycling and Agroecosystems laboratory (UW Dept of Soil Science) is seeking a temporary employee for our summer season. This agricultural research emphasizes cover cropping in row crops and soil fertility management in vegetable systems. Come join our team! |
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HORTICULTURAL SUPPLY AND OFFICE MANGER
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CALS/AG RES STA/RHINELANDER
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Rhinelander
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| The UW-Madison, Rhinelander Agricultural Research Station (RARS) is seeking a detail-oriented and motivated individual to join our team. RARS supports the research and outreach efforts of UW-Madison scientists, with primary focus on potato breeding and variety development. The ideal candidate will be interested in agricultural work in a research setting, including field operations, greenhouse production, and post-harvest evaluation. Technology knowledge is required and potato knowledge a plus. |
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NMRFAM PROJECT MANAGER
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CALS/BIOCHEMISTRY
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Madison
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| The National Magnetic Resonance Facility at Madison (NMRFAM) at the University of Wisconsin Department of Biochemistry is seeking an experienced Project Manager to manage the major technology development, user facility, and research infrastructure projects of NMRFAM. |
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ASSOCIATE SCIENTIST
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CALS/ENTOMOLOGY
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Madison
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| The Department of Entomology is looking for an experienced scientist to support the development of a decision support system for scenario-based evaluations of ecosystem services and economic outcomes associated with agricultural landscapes. |
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FOOD SERVICE ASSISTANT
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CALS/FOOD SCIENCE/DAIRY PLT
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Madison
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| The Department of Food Science is looking for an individual to work in our Babcock Dairy Store. If you are a self starter and like working with customers this job is for you. |
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MOLECULAR BIOLOGIST
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CALS/WCIC/WCIC
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Madison
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| The Molecular Technologies Department (MTD), within the Wisconsin Crop Innovation Center (WCIC) at the University of Wisconsin – Madison, has an exciting career opportunity for an experienced plant biology focused molecular biologist who will engage in a wide variety of tasks associated with the fast-paced, high-throughput, day-to-day operations of the MTD. Primary responsibility is execution of, via Golden Gate mediated cloning, the plant transformation plasmid assembly strategies devised in collaboration with the MTD Research Manager, for both external fee-for-service clients and WCIC internal Research and Development (R&D) projects. The successful candidate will also be responsible for post-transformation molecular characterization of transgenic plants with multiplexed endpoint PCR analyses and/or transgene copy number measurements made via multiplexed probe based droplet digital PCR assays. Fully analyzed and annotated data will be uploaded daily into the MTD cloud based repository to support timely reporting of results to both external clients and WCIC internal teams. The successful candidate will also be responsible for conducting literature reviews, training junior staff members, and assisting with the development of research methodologies and procedures. There may also be the opportunity to assist with proposals to secure research funding. Candidate will have an opportunity to engage in research aimed at positively impacting plant transformation and gene editing efficiency for a wide variety of crop plants. Competency with Photoshop, and DNA analysis software is preferred. Previous experience in plant biology, Golden Gate cloning, RNA extraction, cDNA synthesis, robot assisted DNA extraction, and design of plant transformation plasmids, PCR primers, PCR probes, and multiplexed PCR assays is preferred. |
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GREENHOUSE MANAGER
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CALS/AG RES STA/GREENHOUSES
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Madison
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| The University of Wisconsin Madison, Agricultural Research Stations is seeking a motivated, collaborative thinker to serve as the Greenhouse Operations Manager. This fast paced, service centered position will require someone with advanced problem-solving skills to ensure a wide array of scientists and students have their needs continually met. The Greenhouse Operations Manager is responsible for overseeing a small team of employees and ensuring the team is working efficiently in serving scientific horticultural research. The selected candidate will preferably have experience managing greenhouse operations and demonstrated success in managing teams to achieve a common goal. If you desire an opportunity that challenges your physical and mental skills and want to be part of emerging food production research this is the position for you! |
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ASSISTANT, ASSOCIATE, PROFESSOR OF BIOCHEMISTRY
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CALS/BIOCHEMISTRY
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Madison
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| The Department of Biochemistry at the University of Wisconsin – Madison welcomes applications for a tenure-track (junior) or tenured (mid-career or senior) faculty position at the rank of Assistant, Associate, or Full Professor. Top candidates of any rank with a Ph.D. or an equivalent doctoral degree and a strong interest in emerging frontiers of biochemistry are invited to apply. The successful applicant will join a dynamic faculty with broad interests in the biochemical sciences, including nucleic acids, cell and molecular biology, chemical biology, structural biology, metabolism, imaging, synthetic and systems biology, and computational modeling. The Department has built an exceptional scientific environment including cryo-EM, NMR, mass spectrometry, crystallography, biophysical instrumentation, microscopy and animal care that is enhanced by state-of-the-art facilities on campus for high-throughput sequencing, computation and others. |
