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Fall 2026 Teaching Assistants: Chemical Engineering
Assist in undergraduate laboratories and safety training across multiple Chemical Engineering courses
Montreal
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McGill University
A leading Canadian research-intensive university offering diverse academic programs and pioneering innovation across science, humanities, medicine, and engineering.
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Teaching Assistant position as governed by the AGSEM Collective Agreement. Qualifications:
For all courses :
- having been a TA for the course previously, is a plus.
- chemical engineering degree
Elements of Biotechnology (CHEE370):
- Must have excellent knowledge of biotechnology and/or microbiology and/or molecular biology.
- Knowledge of enzyme kinetics
- Experience with microbiology laboratory techniques
- Must have completed CHEE 370 or its equivalent
Computational Methods in Chemical Engineering (CHEE390):
- Excellent knowledge of MATLAB
CHEE400:
- Having taken CHEE400 or equivalent courses in Energy Science, Renewable Energy, and Sustainability.
- Working knowledge of energy engineering and fundamental energy science including: Energy resources; resource characterization, science and technology of energy conversion, efficiency; energy systems' metrics and optimization; material systems in energy conversion
CHEE455
- Has taken CHEE455 or equivalent
- Basic Matlab and Simulink programming skills
CHEE541:
- previously taken CHEE 541 or CHEE 310 or an electrochemistry course in some other program
Laboratory Safety 1 & 2 (CHEE681/682):
- WHMIS certification. Biosafety, waste management, myLab and BSC certifications are additional desired credentials.
***** HOW TO APPLY *****
Please apply through Workday, providing the necessary documents and info as per AGSEM Collective Agreement article 12.02.
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A leading Canadian research-intensive university offering diverse academic programs and pioneering innovation across science, humanities, medicine, and engineering.