Overview

Dynamic Devices provides cutting edge liquid handling lab automation workstations to the Life Sciences and Clinical/Diagnostic industries. We are a highly mobile and aggressive innovator in this market space. We offer reliable and unique systems to enable the research scientist to get work done in an accelerated fashion.

Responsibilities

We are currently looking for a FASE (Field Application and Service Engineer). This individual will be involved with supporting the territory in keeping the system equipment in optimal shape for our customer base. This will start with installation, training and application support.  Programming as well as system support and preventative maintenance are also part of the candidate’s duties. The position will work closely with sales (both pre-sales and post-sales) to assist in instrument demonstrations or other tasks to grow the business. As part of a small elite team, we will look to your help with identifying new trends, contributing to documentation or tech notes and streamline applications as needed. We are looking for a quick learner that can operate independently yet cooperatively to support those innovations as well as keeping the existing installation base operational and instilling confidence with our products.

• Design, develop, and support instrument methods for a diverse customer base
• Understand and analyze project requirements and translate those into programming deliverables
• Work with internal engineers to provide feedback on products for improvement
• Work with R&D on product testing
• Work as part of a cross-trained and a highly dynamic team (hardware, software, applications)
• Willingness to complete your tasks, even when outside the normal scope, to help reach goals
• Coordinate expectations on shipping and installation logistics for installations
• Schedule & coordinate preventative maintenance each month to be completed
• Receive customer calls for service-related issues. Triage and assess remotely or in person

Qualifications

• BS/BA in Biology, Computer Science or applied engineering discipline
• Prior track record of implementing of lab automation in the life sciences
• Working knowledge of common lab techniques
  • ELISA
  • PCR
  • Cell Culture
  • NGS Library prep
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
• Willingness to travel (30-50%) locally
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills
• Located in Metro Boston

Pluses:

• Understanding of computer communications (TCP/IP, RS232) & networking
• Comfortable working with hardware and willing to learn
• Comfort with scripting languages (Python, C#, etc)
• Willingness to share your knowledge and experience for the benefit of the team or product

Overview

A premier provider of lab automation solutions to the life science industry with locations in Wilmington, Delaware, and Anthem, Arizona. Since 1999, we have been designing and manufacturing automated robotic systems for leading biotech companies as well as our OEM partners.  Employees receive 8 paid Holidays and 10 paid Vacation days per year, Health Insurance Plan expense reimbursement, and 401K plan with company match.

Job Summary

The Assembly Technician position is a multifaceted position within a small company and light manufacturing environment.  Primary duties will include electro-mechanical assembly of robotic instruments and peripheral devices.

Primary Responsibilities

• Complete assembly of robotic instruments from part kitting to final assembly, testing, and shipping.
• Complete and update manufacturing documentation as required (e.g., Bill of Materials, Build Sheets, Assembly Documents).
• Inventory maintenance to include receiving, stocking, counting, assuring minimum supply requirements.
• Perform factory testing and final quality control check prior to shipping.
• Maintain work area in a very clean and highly organized manner.

Working Knowledge, Skills, and Qualifications General:

• Ability to work independently, self-manage, and handle multiple tasks.
• Able to adapt to frequent changes and re-prioritize as necessary in a fast-paced environment.
• Must have a positive professional attitude and be customer-focused at all times.
• Reliable, dependable, honest, and punctual.
• Must be highly organized, detail-oriented, self-motivated, with strong interpersonal skills.

Assembly:

• Construction of small to large scale electro-mechanical assemblies made from cnc machines parts, sheet metal parts, rotary and linear servo motors, linear encoders, sensors, air cylinders, and numerous other electro-mechanical components.
• Ability to follow and improve manufacturing methods and processes.
• General cable assembly to include cable prep, crimp, and basic soldering is a plus.
• Skilled in use of general production tools (e.g., allen wrenches, cable crimp tools, multi-meter, drill press, pliers, wire strippers, screw gun, metric fasteners, measuring devices, etc.)
• Able to read and understand CAD drawings and basic electrical schematics.

Technical/Computer:

• Excellent computer skills and knowledge of Microsoft applications including Word and Excel.
• Ability to write assembly documentation, maintain and update bill of materials and QC documentation
• Operate robotic instrumentation and follow specific test procedures.

Minimum Requirement

• Mechanically inclined

Work Environment

Clean, comfortable, casual work environment with the opportunity to grow in a niche market supporting the always growing biotech industry.  Candidate may be required to stand/walk for extended hours and occasionally lift up to 100 lbs. Interested candidates, please respond with Cover Letter, Resume, and Work References.