We have an immediate opening for an outstanding postdoctoral researcher leading our francium spectroscopy program at ISAC/TRIUMF in Vancouver, Canada. Our ultimate goal is to perform an atomic parity violation (APV) measurement in Fr. As the heaviest alkali, it provides an 18x larger effect than Cs, at the cost of having no stable isotope. We have established a francium laser trapping facility and have started our investigations of the highly forbidden 7s-8s transition. Recently we observed the exceedingly faint magnetic dipole component, 13 orders of magnitude weaker than allowed atomic transitions. We are now ready to push towards detection of the APV signal within the next few years. More details can be found in https://doi.org/10.1088/2058-9565/ac4424 and https://arxiv.org/abs/0810.3942. The team typically consists of 2 or 3 graduate students and one postdoc (this position), who generally work on all aspects, such as radioactive ion beams, atom trapping, optical power buildup cavities, fast magnetic field switching, data acquisition, and data analysis. For more information contact Gerald Gwinner at gwinner@physics.umanitoba.ca, or apply at