Advanced Workflow Specialist – Electron Microscopy Sample Preparation
Pubblicato il 16-10-2026 - Radiometer in Firenze
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Advanced Workflow Specialist – Electron Microscopy Sample Preparation (d/f/m) The position supports pre-sales and post-sales activities by delivering expert application knowledge, demonstrations, trainings, and workflow optimization for electron microscopy sample preparation solutions. By acting as a technical and scientific bridge between customers, Sales, Business Development, Product Management, and R&D;, this role directly contributes to customer success, adoption of advanced workflows, and Leica Microsystems' growth across the EMEA region.
The role is remote, with regular 40-50% travel across the EMEA region. We would li