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AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH COUNCIL (ARC) - POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCH FELLOW MEAT SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AT ARC AP
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH COUNCIL (ARC)
The Agricultural Research Council (ARC) is a premier science institution that conducts research with partners, develops human capital and foster innovation in support of the agricultural sector. It provides diagnostic, laboratory, analytical, agricultural engineering services, post-harvest technology development, agrochemical evaluation, consultation and advisory services, food processing technology services as well as various surveys and training interventions. Through its wider network of research institutes and experimental farms, the ARC provides a strong scientific base and a broadly distributed technology transfer capacity to the entire agricultural industry in South Africa.
The ARC-Animal Production (ARC-AP) seeks to appoint a highly skilled, experienced and dynamic person to the following position at Irene, Pretoria:
POST-DOCTORAL RESEARCH FELLOW: MEAT SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Stipend-(R200 000 All-inclusive remuneration pa)
Key Performance Areas:
Conducting research in Meat Science and Technology,
Assists in coordinating of work activities and supervises allocated resources if applicable,
Collects, captures and processes data,
Publishes semi-scientific and peer-reviewed articles, and publishes in journals with a high impact factor,
Draw up monthly reports with regard to research progress and data statistics,
Attends scientific gatherings, workshops, seminars, e.t.c.
Dissemination of the research results in scientific platforms, locally and internationally,
Dissemination of results to the general public platforms
Participate in national and international networking-related activities
Assist in managing undergraduate and postgraduate research projects, within the research group.
Requirements:
A PhD in Food Science or Microbiology,
A proven research background in agriculture and Food Science related disciplines,
Ability to work with students,
Good communication skills (written and verbal),
Valid driver’s licence (code 8).
Enquiries: Dr. E Moholisa, Tel: (012) 672- 9324
Key Performance Areas:
Conducting research in Meat Science and Technology,
Assists in coordinating of work activities and supervises allocated resources if applicable,
Collects, captures and processes data,
Publishes semi-scientific and peer-reviewed articles, and publishes in journals with a high impact factor,
Draw up monthly reports with regard to research progress and data statistics,
Attends scientific gatherings, workshops, seminars, e.t.c.
Dissemination of the research results in scientific platforms, locally and internationally,
Dissemination of results to the general public platforms
Participate in national and international networking-related activities
Assist in managing undergraduate and postgraduate research projects, within the research group.
Requirements:
A PhD in Food Science or Microbiology,
A proven research background in agriculture and Food Science related disciplines,
Ability to work with students,
Good communication skills (written and verbal),
Valid driver’s licence (code 8).
Enquiries: Dr. E Moholisa, Tel: (012) 672- 9324
CLOSING DATE FOR APPLICATIONS: 01 SEPTEMBER 2022
A competitive remuneration package will be congruent with the scope, responsibilities and the stature of the position. The appointment will be subject to a positive security clearance and preference will be given to South African citizens.
Applications accompanied by covering letter, detailed CV (Including certificates and full academic transcripts, supporting documents, copy of driver’s license and nationality. NB: Non-RSA Citizens/work permit holders must attach certified copies) as well as the names and particulars of three (3) traceable referees must be email to APICV@arc.agric.za.
SAQA evaluation report must accompany foreign qualifications. Incomplete applications will not be considered. Applicants who do not receive any response four (4) weeks after the closing date must regard their applications as unsuccessful. The Agricultural Research Council is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to the principles and processes of Employment Equity. Preference will be given to the designated groups in line with the ARCs’ EE Plan. The company has the right not to appoint.