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Field Service Engineer

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Ultima Genomics Posted by Ultima Genomics Beaverton

Job Description

JOB DUTIES:
Provide on-site service, repair and/or installation of company’s genomic sequencing instrumentation, applying knowledge of biomaterials and digital processing of biological data; review technical reports and documents from customers and analyze issues with technical staff to find root cause and communicate next steps and timelines to customers; maintain records of tool configurations pertaining to hardware, software, consumables, and application releases; manage customer interface with research and development groups; summarize and communicate issues to development engineers for triage and participate in root cause analysis investigation.

REQUIREMENTS:
Bachelor of Science’s degree in Biomedical Engineering; coursework in measurement laboratory, nano biomaterials and living-systems interaction, nanoscale materials, and digital processing of biological signals.

WAGE/HOURS:
$92,248 – $92,560/year or ($44.35- $44.50/hr); 40 hours/week

WORK SITE:
9730 SW Nimbus Ave Bldg 15, Beaverton, OR 97008

How to Apply

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS: Please apply via email (recruiting@ultimagen.com) and include the job title and job req number 9915 in the subject line. Please also reference job req number 9915 in your cover letter and transcript with your application.
Job Types: Full-Time. Salaries: Not Disclosed. Expires in 89 days
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