Mycologist

Role overview

The mycologist will be responsible for studying fungal species, their habitats, and how they may be used in biotechnology and agriculture. This role calls for solid expertise in mycology along with a genuine interest in scientific investigation.

Key responsibilities

• Carry out both field-based and laboratory-based studies on a range of fungal species.
• Examine research data and compile findings into clear reports.
• Work alongside cross-functional teams to create practical and innovative solutions.
• Share research outcomes at conferences and contribute papers to scientific publications.
• Support and guide junior researchers and interns.

Qualifications

A master’s degree in Mycology, Microbiology, or a closely related discipline is required.

Required expertise

• Strong understanding of fungal classification and ecology.
• Hands-on ability with molecular methods and data interpretation.
• Well-developed communication and presentation abilities.
• Familiarity with bioinformatics software and tools.
• Working knowledge of fungal uses in agriculture and industrial settings.