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analytical instrumentation engineer

03/07/2009 11:23 AM

hi ,

currently iam working as service engineer for ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS .i have So much intrest in analytical instrumentation .Right now iam thinking if i can learn ANALYTICAL TECHNICS like chromatography ,masspectrometer,XRD those are use full and suitable to my carrier or only learning the SERVICE TECHNICS which one is suitable . iam B.TECH (INSTRUMENTATION ENGINEER) thaks for u replies

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03/12/2009 10:24 AM

Use of chromatography, masspectrometry and XRD are the province of the advanced bench chemist.

Servicing is a function of the contracts these people place with a specialised employer.

There will always be a need for both parties.

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07/06/2010 2:08 PM

Hi Mr. Devaphaneendrababu, I am looking for Service engineer in Analytical Field. Good opportunity to work with major players in this field. Opportunity for abroad training. Please send your updated resumes on my below email-id akshayarjungaikwad@gmail.com Looking for positive reply. From, Akshay Gaikwad
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