National History Museum is seeking an Entomological Research Assistant to plan and deliver insect collecting, identify specimens to species level, and prepare tissue samples for DNA barcoding and genome sequencing. You will curate the collected material, coordinate volunteers, and represent the project at events with colleagues and partners.
The role is full-time and fixed-term until 30 September 2028, with 100% on-site work and opportunities to engage with amateur natural history societies.
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Entomology Research Assistant – DToL & DNA Barcoding employer: National History Museum
The Natural History Museum is an exceptional employer, offering a vibrant work culture that champions diversity and inclusion while fostering a sense of belonging among its 1100 staff. With generous benefits such as 27.5 days of holiday, a robust pension scheme, and numerous training opportunities, employees are encouraged to grow and thrive in their roles. Located in the heart of London, the Museum not only provides a unique environment for meaningful work but also allows staff to engage with world-class collections and contribute to vital scientific research.
