Teams at McGill University

Conduct independent basic research on larval zebrafish behavior and neurobiology. Analyze behavioral datasets, develop computational models of decision-making and motor coordination, and study responses to visual and water-flow stimuli. Collaborate on multidisciplinary projects, prepare manuscript drafts and grant contributions, and potentially supervise trainees. The role requires advanced research experience, publication experience, zebrafish neurobiology expertise, behavioral tracking, data analysis, and pose-estimation skills.

Coordinates CAPTURE ALS clinical research activities, including study visits, participant recruitment, data and sample workflows, regulatory submissions, documentation, quality control, reporting, and stakeholder collaboration. Supports participant outreach, presentations, grant and publication development, budget tracking, SOP maintenance, and national research coordination. The role requires bilingual French and English communication, clinical research experience, patient interaction, strong organization, technology troubleshooting, and the ability to manage multiple priorities.

Supports digital communications for University Advancement websites by reviewing and updating webpages, maintaining content, improving accessibility, ensuring consistent formatting and metadata, and assisting with web analytics. The role also provides technical website support and general operational assistance to the digital strategy team.