UPSC is a highly dynamic institute with around 200 employees, 30 principal investigators and about 10 associated principal investigators. Approximately half of our staff is non-Swedish and the working language is English. We recruit researchers from all over the world. More than 40 nations are represented at UPSC. Post-doctoral fellows have the most diverse nationalities, but also our PIs, graduate and undergraduate students represent many different nations.
Are you interested in joining us? Please have a look below for currently open job opportunities. You are also always welcome to contact our principal investigators directly if you are interested in working with them.
Umeå University and SciLifeLab are seeking a Systems Developer to work within a newly established unit at SciLifeLab, Training Hub.
Last day to apply: April 28, 2025
SciLifeLab, Science for Life Laboratory, is a national center for molecular biosciences in Sweden, developing and maintaining unique research infrastructure, services, and data resources for life science research. SciLifeLab's primary goal is to enable groundbreaking, interdisciplinary research and promote the application of research for the benefit of society. Approximately 200 research groups, 1,500 researchers, and 40 national infrastructure units are connected to SciLifeLab, spanning all major Swedish universities.
The Training Hub is a new initiative from SciLifeLab responsible for providing training services, support, and resources in technology- and data-driven lifelong learning. Our mission is national, and the vision is to enable SciLifeLab to offer high-quality and openly accessible learning resources, such as courses, materials, and other forms of lifelong learning. The Training Hub collaborates closely with various national and international research infrastructures and organizations.
https://www.upsc.se/undergraduate/1430-undergraduate-education.html
UPSC group leaders: https://www.upsc.se/research/research-groups.html
UPSC associated group leaders: https://www.upsc.se/research/associated-research-groups.html