The Arthur B. McDonald Canadian Astroparticle Physics Research Institute (MI) was founded on the Nobel Prize‑winning research of Dr. Arthur McDonald conducted at the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory. It has grown into a diverse, multi-institutional, world‑leading hub for research in Astroparticle physics with a vibrant research and outreach community at Queen's University.

Reporting to the Associate Director, Operations and working closely with the Education and Outreach Officer, the Education & Curriculum Lead will act as a teacher‑in‑residence at the McDonald Institute and bring a classroom‑informed pedagogical perspective and approach to MI's education and outreach portfolio. The incumbent will work collaboratively with the McDonald Institute’s external relations team to design classroom educational resources aligned with the Ontario Physics and Science curriculum and with MI faculty members across the MI community to understand state‑of‑the‑art experiments in the field and...