Applications Scientist - in-situ TEM in Liquid and Gases

As an Applications Scientist at Hummingbird Scientific, you'll engage deeply with customers to provide expert guidance on in-situ liquid and gas cell microscopy. You'll be conducting experiments, collaborating with engineering teams to innovate hardware solutions, and leading technical marketing efforts by generating impactful scientific content for the microscopy community.

To be successful in the Applications Scientist role at Hummingbird Scientific, you'll need an MS or Ph.D. in Science or Engineering with a focus on in-situ TEM technology. Hands-on experience with in-situ liquid or gas cell sample holders is essential, alongside strong communication skills to support customer interactions globally.

The Applications Scientist role at Hummingbird Scientific involves working on exciting in-situ TEM product development projects, leveraging our state-of-the-art labs. You'll have the chance to test innovative equipment and contribute to research collaborations, making a meaningful impact in the field.

Hummingbird Scientific provides a supportive work environment for its Applications Scientists, offering a competitive compensation package and benefits, including professional development opportunities. You'll have access to state-of-the-art facilities and resources to thrive in your role.

At Hummingbird Scientific, Applications Scientists have numerous growth opportunities through involvement in groundbreaking research, product development, and networking with industry professionals. You will also have the chance to enhance your skills and expand your knowledge in advanced microscopy techniques.

When discussing your experience with in-situ TEM, be specific about the techniques you've used, types of samples you've worked with, and any collaborative research projects you've been part of. Highlight your hands-on skills and how they've developed throughout your career.

When asked about developing new experimental setups, emphasize your problem-solving skills and methodological approach. Describe any innovative solutions you’ve implemented in past roles, and be sure to highlight how collaboration played a key role in your success.

In responding to this question, discuss specific strategies such as creating content for scientific publications or presentations at conferences. Share examples where your marketing efforts enhanced the visibility of your work or resulted in increased engagement within the microscopy community.

Reflect on a specific project that presented challenges and detail how you navigated those difficulties. Mention the team's collaborative efforts, any innovative solutions you developed, and the overall outcome of the project. Showing resilience and creativity is key.

For this question, illustrate your communication strategy, including adapting your style to suit cultural differences, utilizing clear and concise language, and providing thorough documentation. Mention any relevant experiences where your communication led to successful collaborations.

This is a chance to share your passion for microscopy. Speak about the aspects that excite you the most, whether it’s the technological advancements, the potential for groundbreaking discoveries, or working collaboratively to push research frontiers.

Discuss the sources you use to keep informed, such as industry publications, academic journals, or conferences. Highlight your commitment to continuous learning and how you incorporate new information into your work.

In your answer, emphasize the importance of collaboration in achieving complex research goals. Give examples of past teamwork experiences and how collective efforts led to successful outcomes.

Outline a step-by-step approach, focusing on empathetic communication, active problem-solving, and maintaining composure under pressure. Share an example if applicable to showcase your capability.

Here, provide examples of past presentations, addressing how you tailored your content for different audiences, from technical peers to laypersons. Highlight the feedback received and any successful outcomes from those presentations.