Ultima Genomics
Field Service Engineer I, Development Program
Fremont, California, United States · Staff+
Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 29 days ago
BioinformaticsResearchCommunication
About the role
- We have developed a foundational new approach to sequencing at scale that overcomes limitations due to the high costs of current technologies.
- Our team brings together unique and diverse expertise across multiple disciplines, from healthcare and life sciences, to engineering, to technology and software and beyond.
- In the 4 months, you will work side by side with our Engineering, Operations, Research and Commercial groups to learn about our tool from end to end.
Responsibilities
- Review technical reports and documents from customers.
- Maintain records of tool configurations pertaining to hardware, software, consumables, and application releases
- Manage customer interface with research and development groups.
- Maintain a working relationship with customers and instill confidence and credibility in our company and product
- Exceed customer expectations of service, support, and the product under development
- Talented at building prototypes from preliminary drawings and schematics
Requirements
- Holding a valid driver license is required.
Compensation
- At Ultima Genomics, your base pay is one part of your total compensation package.
Company info
- Analyze issues with technical staff to find root cause and communicate next steps and timelines to customers
- Motivated and willing to work in a fast-paced environment as part of a hard-working and multidisciplinary team
Visa & Work Authorization
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