Protedyne Corporation is a rapidly growing company that is helping to transform the research environment for genome based drug discovery and molecular diagnostics testing. Protedyne unique approach combines scientific and automation expertise, industrial-quality automation and sophisticated data management. The foundation of the company is the BioCube?System, which brings advanced industrial automation capabilities into life science and diagnostic laboratories in a fast, flexible, and reliable package. Protedyne is headquartered in Windsor, Connecticut, USA.

Protedyne currently offers a wide variety of high-throughput automation solutions including systems configured for Functional Genomics, Drug Discovery, Proteomics and Molecular Diagnostics. Our flexible BioCube System platform brings more efficiency and productivity to our customers.

We have an immediate opening for an Applications Engineer in Connecticut.

Reporting to the Customer Care Department, the Applications Engineer supports the customer by implementing the customer protocol on their system. Responsibilities include providing technical assistance during the factory bring up; executing Site Acceptance Tests; providing help desk support and on-site protocol and application support; as well as setting up for product demos, seminars and trade shows.

Requirements include a minimum of a 4 year technical degree, preferably in Engineering or a Life Science, and formal training in computer programming with 3 ?5 years specific experience in programming automation equipment. Solid programming and troubleshooting skills are critical. Must enjoy and be comfortable with interacting directly with customers. Experience with Adept robot controllers, specifically V+ and AIM programming is a plus. Knowledge of automated liquid handling equipment also a plus. Estimated travel is 30 ?40%.

To apply for any of this position, please send your resume, with salary history, to Protedyne Human Resources Department at: [email protected] or call
1-860-683-1860, ext. 239.

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