Senior Technologist - NMR

Overview

Senior Technologist - NMR role at Oxford Instruments GmbH, based in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. Hybrid working arrangement: 3 days in the office and 2 days  working week is 37 hours with flexible hours and a 12:30 Friday finish.

• An appropriate degree in Physical Science or Engineering.
• Ideally a further degree in Physical Science or Engineering.
• High level of competence with NMR hardware and familiarity at the system level, with ability to diagnose hardware behaviours and faults at the sub-modular level.
• Proven ability to identify a path of investigation and to align experimental work with theoretical concepts.
• Familiar with modern testing and diagnostic methodologies and equipment.
• Ability to identify and implement safe working procedures (COSHH, pressurised fluid systems, electrical safety, magnetic safety, etc.).
• Knowledge of intellectual property concerns, FTO principles, and ability to document and communicate technical ideas during the patent process.
• Ability to translate complex technical expertise to others.

• Impact on commercial results will be important. Technical insight and proficiency will influence end results, with contributions that may be advisory or supportive for others.

• Recognised as an expert in own area or function within the organisation.
• Demonstrates depth and/or breadth of technical knowledge and expertise.
• Identifies applications of functional knowledge and existing methodologies to complex problems.
• Demonstrates proficiency and insight through qualification and expertise.

• Interprets internal or external business issues and recommends solutions or best practice.
• Solves complex problems with a broad perspective; may resolve problems where precedents do not exist.

• Deliver technology enhancements in accordance with agreed specifications, budgets and timescales. May include feasibility studies, cost estimates, prototypes and proposed production methods.
• Contribute to technology and development projects as appropriate.
• Maintain professional awareness of relevant technology developments.
• Provide technical support and troubleshooting for existing products.
• Operate at all times in accordance with health & safety at work legislation.

If you’d like to learn more before applying, or have any questions please contact  Applicants will be reviewed as quickly as possible, with successful applicants invited to a Teams call to learn more about the role. Interviews will consist of a psychometric test and a two-stage process, held on-site at our office.

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