Jobs at McGill University

Coordinate and support exam delivery: prepare student entry, assist invigilation, distribute and collect exam materials, liaise with students and instructors, complete shift and incident reports, reset rooms, and report issues to SAA staff. May perform additional general office tasks as needed.

Support the Decision Analytics (MGSC 662) course by preparing and grading assignments, attending lectures, holding office hours, and preparing/grading midterm and final exams. Position totals ~80 hours for the term.

Part-time server/housekeeper at a faculty club: set up dining areas, take orders, serve food and beverages, liaise with kitchen, handle reservations, perform cleaning and laundry, restock inventory, and support events including occasional weekend work.

Support the CEO Insights/Strategy and Organization course by preparing coursework and materials, holding office hours and tutorials, supervising grading, and assisting with assignments and solution materials. Must be a McGill graduate student with appropriate course background and strong English communication.

Assist head coach with day-to-day coaching and administrative duties: prepare and distribute equipment, record game statistics, review and analyze game video, support practice and game plan implementation, and complete assigned administrative tasks.

Grade exams and assignments for BIEN 570, enter grades into MyCourses, ~100 hours/semester. Candidates must have strong knowledge or prior A in relevant bioengineering mechanics courses and hold or be pursuing a relevant Bachelor's/Master's degree. Must be authorized to work in Canada and able to work on the Quebec campus; English communication required. Hourly pay $23.

Organize and coordinate conferences, seminars, workshops and hospitality services; liaise with caterers and suppliers; schedule meals and staff; maintain inventories and keys; process invoices and reconcile credit cards; troubleshoot basic AV; provide reception backup; maintain on-site presence and support daily program operations and special projects.

Coordinate logistics for conferences, seminars, workshops and reunions. Liaise with clients and internal teams, manage bookings, budgets, inventories, vendors and volunteers, attend events to ensure execution, track attendance and expenses, create purchase requisitions, and support training of Hospitality Assistants. Ensure compliance with policies (alcohol permits, sustainability), maintain records, and report on event outcomes and financials.

Maintain campus grounds, roadways, and sidewalks; operate related machinery; perform interior maintenance as needed. Work under supervisor direction on a full-time, weekday schedule.

Support course instruction by marking exams and assignments. Background knowledge of the subject is an asset. Must be authorized to work in Canada, willing to work at the Quebec campus, and able to communicate in English both orally and in writing.

Teach EDSL 350 Essentials of English Grammar in person in Gesgapegiag: analyze phrases, clauses, sentences, and discourse; distinguish form, meaning, and function; identify and correct common ESL learner errors; adapt course to community context; participate in course planning and coordination; integrate Indigenous knowledge, equity, diversity, and inclusion into curriculum; travel and onsite teaching supported by the Office.

Record and transmit varsity football statistics during home games and playoffs, upload data files to RSEQ and U SPORTS, perform post-game review and corrections, input rosters before kickoff, publish halftime and post-game statistics, and maintain printer supplies.

Prepare and deliver game scripts, operate PA and music systems, announce advertisements and halftime shows, set up/take down event equipment, and work conference, exhibition, tournament, and playoff games. Requires bilingual proficiency, evening/weekend availability, and sport-specific knowledge.

Officiate varsity conference, exhibition, tournament and playoff games. Set up/take down event equipment, record game statistics and sheets, operate video/PA/music systems, distribute and track computer equipment, and perform moderate administrative tasks as directed.

Support course supervisor by preparing and grading assignments, quizzes, and exams; lead tutorials; read course materials; and communicate with students via MyCourses.

Set up and monitor examination rooms, administer electronic and paper exams, collect mobile/web devices, assist and escort students as needed, report misconduct, escalate technical or student issues to IT or Chief Exam Invigilator, and collect and return all exam materials to the examiner.

One-semester visiting professorship to teach two Italian Studies courses, deliver a public lecture/workshop, engage students, and contribute to departmental life. Applicants must hold a ranked academic appointment and normally a PhD or equivalent; appointment includes up to $40,000 support and possible one round-trip airfare. Term: Winter 2027; candidates must be authorized to work in Canada and be willing to work in Quebec.

Provide clerical and secretarial support for the Departments of Music Research and Performance: greet visitors, process data, reports, timesheets and registrations, support classroom scheduling, examinations and grade management, draft and edit documents, and perform other administrative duties under the Administrative Officer's supervision.

Postdoctoral researcher will lead computational studies of pediatric diffuse glioma using bulk and single-cell multi-omics (RNA, methylation, ATAC, ChIP/CUT&RUN). Responsibilities include developing analysis pipelines, integrating omics with wet-lab experiments, presenting results, publishing manuscripts, and applying for fellowships. Opportunity to run cell and animal model experiments depending on interest.

Lead and conduct research on speech-based monitoring of neurodegeneration using behavioural and neuroimaging datasets combined with machine learning/deep learning. Design research methods, collect and analyze data, interpret results, disseminate findings, collaborate across disciplines, and supervise trainees.