1. Ph.D. in Biology, Chemistry, Medicine, Precision Instruments, or a related field (the majors are not mandatory for candidates with substantial study or work experience in relevant areas). Postdoctoral experience, senior academic titles, or international study/work experience are preferred；

2. Expertise in microscopy imaging techniques, including sample preparation, advanced microscopy data acquisition, and data interpretation, with familiarity with cutting-edge ultra-high-resolution imaging technologies；

3. A minimum of 5 years of experience managing imaging core facilities in academic or research institutions is strongly preferred;

4. Strong hands-on skills and a passion for imaging technologies；

5. Excellent communication and team management skills, with a strong sense of responsibility and service orientation.

1. Oversee the Biomedical Imaging Core Facility, including laboratory management, SOP development, and the establishment of safety regulations and emergency response plans.

2. Ensure the efficient, smooth operation of all equipment in the core facility；

3. Manage the technical supporting team in the core facility, such as technician recruitment, training, supervision, and performance evaluation；

4. Develop and optimize SOPs for sample preparation, data acquisition, and data interpretation in microscopic imaging.

5. Coordinate the assessment of equipment needs, procurement, and budget planning for the core facility, as well as the lifelong management of the equipment in the core facility.

6. Define service offerings, propose pricing schemes, and prepare operational, service, performance, and cost-benefit reports.；

7. Perform other duties as assigned.