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OPPORTUNITY FOR MASTERS STUDENTS!!!!! We are recruiting Graduate Research Assistant(s) for the 2025-2026 and 2026-27 academic year.

We anticipate having funding to support at least three quarters of fully funded research assistant (UW RAs are union positions and include tuition and stipend funding) appointment to conduct research into LCA data and methods in support of ongoing research projects. 

Minimum requirements:  Acceptance into the UW MS in Design Technology Program.  Please fill out this form to express your interest and we’ll send more details when they are finalized.

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We’re building a diverse team of professionals passionate about climate action. Join us!

The Life Cycle Lab team is a passionate and friendly group of experts with diverse professional and disciplinary backgrounds working collaboratively to advance shared objectives. 

The life cycle lab includes staff in the following roles
  • Research engineer/scientist
  • Postdoctoral scholars
  • Program administrator
  • Research assistants
  • Student assistant
Additionally we recruit and support students at the University of Washington in the following programs:
If you’re interested in working with us in any of these venues, please submit your information here and we will reach back to you.  We typically review prospective applicants in the autumn of each academic year for academic positions in the following year.
Additionally, please fill out the form and provide your contact information if you’d like to receive periodic updates from us about our publications and projects.

We believe that climate solutions for the building sector will need all of our skills and perspectives to be successful. The Life Cycle Lab aspires to take an intersectional approach to climate justice, industrial emissions, building materials, and construction that requires dynamic and diverse teams. All Life Cycle Lab positions provide opportunities for learning, professional development, and continuing education.

We are committed to building a healthy and inclusive work environment for all researchers, staff, and students on our team. The Life Cycle Lab is based at the College of the Built Environment in Seattle Washington with some remote positions.

The Life Cycle Lab is proud to be hosted at the University of Washington’s College of Built Environments

Staff and student opportunities with the Life Cycle Lab, including positions such as research engineers and assistants, program managers, and research scientists are secured through the University of Washington.