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Designs, tests, documents, and develops analytical laboratory instrumentation and components. Coordinates with cross-functional teams, supports new and existing products, and delivers assignments on schedule, within budget, and to quality standards. Responsibilities include 3D modeling, 2D drawings, sheet metal design, material and manufacturing process selection, mechanical systems integration, GD&T, tolerance calculations, prototyping, and testing. The role is an independent contributor and may require international travel.

Develops and validates scientific instrumentation across its product lifecycle. Responsibilities include translating applications into requirements, designing validation studies, analyzing measurement variation and repeatability, troubleshooting performance limitations, and supporting product specifications, claims, release decisions, and improvements. The role collaborates with engineering, manufacturing, quality, and service teams, applies statistical and metrology methods, writes technical documentation, and may travel internationally less than 5%.

Design, fabricate, test, and refine prototypes for scientific instruments. Collaborate across mechanical, electrical, software, and R&D teams to ensure system integration, manufacturability, and performance. Use CNC machining, 3D printing, CAD, PCB prototyping, and test-data analysis to iterate designs. Document specifications and experimental findings, evaluate emerging technologies, and support product roadmaps. The role is an independent contributor requiring at least three years of product development and engineering or physics experience.

Leads and mentors a technical team while remaining hands-on with complex software and technical projects. Oversees delivery, code reviews, architecture, technical standards, troubleshooting, quality, and continuous improvement. Collaborates with stakeholders, manages performance and resources, supports onboarding, and communicates solutions to technical and non-technical audiences. The role also supervises approximately one to five assembly employees and works with computers, machinery, and related equipment.

Tests and troubleshoots mechanical and electrical hardware for precision analytical instruments. Builds test fixtures, develops simple automation scripts, analyzes test data, performs inspections and First Article Inspections, supports prototype-to-production transitions, and resolves sustaining and field-return issues. Collaborates with design, manufacturing, quality, and service teams to improve test processes, reliability, and production readiness. Travel may be required domestically or internationally for less than 5% of the time.

Designs and validates electrical systems for analytical and scientific instruments, including multilayer PCBs, analog front ends, sensor interfaces, communication protocols, power systems, cabling, shielding, and EMC/EMI compliance. Builds and tests prototypes, develops validation plans, documents designs, and collaborates with systems, mechanical, software, firmware, test, and procurement teams. Domestic and international travel may be required for less than 5% of the role.

Provides technical support for analytical laboratory instruments, including troubleshooting, repairs, installations, maintenance, calibration, and returned-goods processing. Supports subsidiaries, partners, and customers; monitors service tickets; trains service engineers; develops service documentation; maintains product knowledge databases; and communicates quality feedback for product improvement. Requires domestic and international travel of up to 25%, independent work, strong communication, and collaboration skills.

Drive business growth for rheology products across a Pacific Northwest territory. Responsibilities include developing new accounts, managing existing customers, presenting to technical and executive audiences, qualifying opportunities, preparing proposals, closing sales, and conducting customer meetings, product demonstrations, and installations. Travel is required up to 50–60%, including overnight travel.

Provides technical sales support for analytical instrumentation across the Southern region. Conducts and presents feasibility studies, performs installations, trains customers, interprets measurement data, troubleshoots application issues, and supports conferences and trade shows. The role serves clients ranging from laboratory technicians to executives and requires up to 50% overnight travel.

Drive sales growth for texture and extrusion product lines across the Western United States. Generate and manage customer accounts, present solutions to technical and executive audiences, qualify opportunities, develop proposals, close business, and support product demonstrations and installations. The role requires extensive overnight travel, independent work, strong communication, technical sales and polymer extrusion experience, and a valid driver's license and passport.