NMR Application Specialist
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - Stelar in Mede
Stelar Srl , an Italian company leader in the development of technologies and measurement methods based on
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NMR relaxometry , is looking for an
NMR Application Specialist
to join our scientific team.
The successful candidate will join a highly specialized environment, contributing to innovative projects in the field of
Low Field NMR and Fast Field Cycling (FFC) NMR technology
and collaborating with universities, research institutes, and international companies.
We are looking for a motivated scientist with a strong scientific background and knowledge of NMR techniques, who is interested in applying their expertise in a practical, research-driven environment focused on developing new applications and methodologies.
Position
R&D; and Application Specialist
Role Overview
The NMR Application Specialist will join the technical team and contribute to the development of new applications, measurement methods, and R&D; activities,
while supporting scientific communication and customer-facing activities.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop new applications based on
NMR relaxometry techniques ;
Plan and perform measurements on samples from different application fields;
Analyze and interpret experimental data and prepare technical reports;
Contribute to scientific content creation, including research papers, posters, and conference presentations;
Collaborate with customers and scientific partners by providing technical support on NMR applications and measurement methodologies;
Provide training to end users and distributors on the scientific and application aspects of
Fast Field Cycling NMR technology .
The candidate will work closely with the technical and commercial teams, contributing to the growth and global adoption of Stelar’s technologies in both research and industrial environments.
Requirements
Master’s degree or PhD in a scientific dis