Lab Demonstrator Jobs
Lab Demonstrator jobs are open across universities, research institutions, healthcare, and pharmaceutical companies, from entry-level to senior demonstrator roles, with specializations in chemistry, biology, and physics lab instruction. Scan the live roles below and apply to whichever ones fit.
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Job Description
This job is engaging customers, pouring samples, and educating on brands in neighborhood wine stores and wine bars. The pay starts at $30 per hour, and shifts are typically three hours in length. Must be at least 21 years old and possess a valid ATAP Certification. Must be computer literate and have access to a computer (as well as a cell phone or tablet) to file an on-line report / recap of the event. Must completely understand how to upload an attachment/file/photgraph from your computer or phone.
Responsibilities and Duties
Place a phone call to your assigned location store and speak with your contact person to re-confirm your event 10 days days in advance or as soon as you are contracted.
Arrive ON-TIME and prepared.
Set up your tabe or station as directed by your on-site contact.
Understand ATAP rules & regulations for serving alcohol, hold valid ATAPpermit
Take a minimum two photographs at your event (one of your table displayed with products sampling, one engaging customer, customer holding product, etc)
Stay off your cell phone, just like at any other job.
Learn, Gain an understand and be able to speak about the products you are promoting through information we provide and independent research.
Dress and conduct yourself in a professional manner, we don’t have a dress code, but all black works well and is encouraged.
Meet on-line event reporting deadlines (the Monday following your demo by midnight)
To be considered, you MUST answer the following questions and submit them via email to:
dianna @ tsbrandbuilders.com (do not include spaces when sending the email. Indeed will not allow email addresses to be posted in job descriptions)
- First & Last Name
- Professional Wine Certifications or classes you have attended.
- Your Zip Code
- Cell phone number
- Email Address
- Areas of town you are willing to work (zip codes)
- Do you hold a valid ATAP selling training certification?
- Have you ever or do you currently work with any other company performing promotions or product samplings?
- Do you have any sales experience?
- Do you have reliable transportation, own a smart phone with a camera and have access to a personal computer and internet connection on a daily basis?
Please note by accepting this position you will be considered an independent contractor and will be issued a 1099 if you earn over $600.00 in a calendar year. You will be responsible for any tax obligations and will not qualify for unemployment benefits. You may be responsible to provide some of your own supplies such as tasting cups, wine bottle opener, ice bucket, table and table cloth.
Job Types: Contract, Part-time
Pay: $30.00 - $35.00 per hour
Work Location: In person
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Who's Hiring
- Product Connections13
- Top Shelf Productions3
- Lucid IQ2L
- Amity Foundation2
- Breeder's Choice Pet Foods2
What Employers Look For
The qualifications that appear most often in lab demonstrator jobs.
- Bachelor's or master's degree in a relevant scientific discipline such as chemistry, biology, or physics
- Hands-on experience operating and maintaining standard laboratory equipment and instruments
- Knowledge of laboratory safety protocols including OSHA standards and chemical handling procedures
- Demonstrated ability to explain scientific concepts clearly to undergraduate or entry-level students
- Experience preparing lab materials, reagents, and equipment setups for scheduled sessions
- Familiarity with grading lab reports and providing constructive written feedback to students
Tips for Your Lab Demonstrator Job Search
Tailor your resume for each discipline
Lab demonstrators are hired across very different departments, so a resume that lists chemistry techniques won't land as well for a biology role. Adjust your methods, instruments, and course-support experience to match the specific discipline in each posting.
Apply early to roles that fit
Migrate Mate lists lab demonstrator openings from across the United States in one place, so you can find roles that match and apply directly to each listing.
Highlight safety training and compliance experience
Hiring managers for lab demonstrator roles screen heavily for OSHA, COSHH, and institutional safety certification. Call out any lab safety training, chemical hygiene experience, or compliance coursework explicitly in your resume rather than burying it under general skills.
Show your teaching and assessment contributions
Generic lab assistant experience won't differentiate you. Emphasize moments where you led pre-lab briefings, graded lab reports, or developed instructional materials, since those demonstrate the teaching dimension that separates a demonstrator from a technician.
Prepare demonstrations for a practical interview
Many academic and institutional employers ask candidates to deliver a short live demonstration during interviews. Practice explaining a standard procedure at an introductory level, anticipate common student misconceptions, and rehearse fielding questions you don't immediately know the answer to.
Ask specific questions when negotiating your contract
Lab demonstrator contracts vary widely on hours per session, prep time compensation, and term-to-term renewal. Before accepting, clarify whether preparation and marking time are included in your contracted hours, since many postings are vague on this point.
Lab Demonstrator Jobs: Frequently Asked Questions
Which companies are hiring the most lab demonstrators?
The most active employers for lab demonstrators right now are Product Connections, Top Shelf Productions, and Lucid IQ, and the most openings are in Texas, Ohio, and New Jersey, based on current listings on Migrate Mate as of November 2026. Roles are concentrated at universities, community colleges, and research hospitals.
How many lab demonstrator jobs are remote?
About 0% of lab demonstrator openings are fully remote or hybrid as of November 2026, reflecting that most roles require in-person equipment use and student supervision. The sub-areas most likely to offer remote or hybrid arrangements include curriculum development, lab manual writing, and virtual simulation-based instruction for online science programs.
How do you become a lab demonstrator?
Start by completing a bachelor's degree in a science discipline relevant to the lab you want to teach in, such as chemistry, biology, or physics. Gain hands-on bench experience through coursework, research assistant roles, or internships. Build up formal safety certifications like OSHA lab safety training. Apply for demonstrator or teaching assistant positions at universities or research institutions, since most entry-level roles are posted internally before they appear on external platforms.
Can you get a lab demonstrator job with little experience?
Yes, many lab demonstrator roles at community colleges and universities are open to candidates who have recently completed relevant coursework, even without prior teaching experience. Highlight strong academic performance in the subject area, any tutoring or peer mentoring you have done, and any lab sessions where you helped supervise peers. A reference from a faculty member who has seen you work in a lab setting can substitute for formal demonstrator experience early in your career.
What does the lab demonstrator interview process look like?
Most hiring panels include an application screening followed by a panel interview with academic and technical staff. Many institutions add a practical component where you deliver a short demonstration or explain a lab procedure to a lay audience. Expect questions about how you handle student safety incidents, how you adapt explanations for students who are struggling, and how you manage equipment setup under time pressure. Some roles also include a short written task or lesson plan submission before the final interview.
Where can I find and apply to lab demonstrator jobs?
You can find and apply to lab demonstrator jobs on Migrate Mate, which lists current openings from across the United States. Search the listings to find roles that match your discipline and experience level, then apply directly to each one that fits. New roles are added regularly, so checking back frequently gives you the best chance of catching openings early.
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