Sales Engineer
The ideal candidate will generate sales and provide customer support of Gamry's electrochemical systems.
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Electronic Engineer III – Analytical Instrumentation
You should have a thorough knowledge of AC & DC analog design principles for creating high accuracy and high-speed measurement circuits.
Senior Instrumentation Engineer
The ideal candidate will be an Electronics Engineer, or an Instrumental Chemist or Physicist with electronics design experience.
Electronics Test & Repair Technician
An electronics test & repair technician must be able to fix complex circuitry problems found by other techs.
Senior Software Engineer/Software Engineer III – Data Management
The ideal candidate will be a Software Engineer who is self-motivated and system-focused. Candidate must possess a proven knowledge of key languages including: Qt, C++, Python 3.x, and various toolchains.
Manufacturing Engineer
You will be at the critical junction of manufacturing, engineering, and forecasting processes. Your chief responsibility is ushering new products from design to manufacturing.
The Ohio State University Fall 2021 Corrosion Short Course
This course will be offered in an online, asynchronous format, with pre-recorded lectures and lab demonstrations from a live, online course offered in May 2021.
Gamry to Sponsor the ECS Pacific Northwest Section Electrochemistry Research Award
Gamry Instruments is proud to be the sponsor of The Electrochemical Society Pacific Northwest Section Electrochemistry Research Award created to recognize excellence in electrochemistry and solid-state science and technology research.
The award is given annually to a candidate who is an independent scientist or engineer working in Washington, Oregon, or Idaho in the fields of electrochemical science and technology and/or solid-state science. It is based on outstanding achievements in either electrochemical science or solid-state science and technology and acknowledges the excellence of the candidate’s publications and/or technical contributions to these fields.
The award consists of a certificate and check in the amount of US $1,000 to be presented at the fall section meeting at which time the recipient may be asked to speak on a subject of major interest to him/her in the field of electrochemical science and technology and/or solid-state science and technology.
For more information and to complete a Nomination Form, please visit The Electrochemical Society website. Nomination deadline is July 15, 2021.