Configure GC internal software, peak integration gates, baseline drift compensation, and application-specific calculation scripts (e.g., BTU, Calorific Values, physical properties, etc).
Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) & Quality Control
Execute formal internal testing and customer-witnessed Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) to verify performance against guaranteed analytical metrics.
Troubleshooting hardware, pneumatic, column phase, or baseline stability issues during assembly and integration phases.
Document all final tuning parameters, calibration curves, raw Chromatograms, and test results for inclusion in the final project documentation package.
Cross-Functional Lab Collaboration
Interface with Lab Technicians to guide hardware wiring, piping, and mechanical preparation prior to tuning.
Consult with the Chemist and Application Manager to resolve complex thermodynamic separation challenges or non-standard sample matrix behaviors.
Provide feedback to Proposal Engineers and Application teams regarding real-world column performance, cycle time optimizations, and practical build improvements.
Qualification and Experience
Education: Bachelor’s Degree or Higher Diploma in Instrumentation Engineering, Electronics, Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, or equivalent technical field.
Experience: 6–8 years of direct hands-on experience in configuring, tuning, and troubleshooting Online/Process Gas Chromatographs.
Preference: Candidate with experience in Service department of Gas Chromatograph OEMs (especially Yokogawa) shall be preferred.
Competencies
Methodical Troubleshooting: Systematic approach to identifying sample contamination, column bleed, carrier leaks, valve leakages, or electronic noise.
Precision & Quality Focus: Rigorous attention to analytical detail, ensuring every system leaves the lab fully compliant with customer specifications and zero defect tolerance.
Customer-Facing Professionalism: Ability to confidently lead customer engineers through technical FAT execution and answer technical performance questions.
Skills
Deep practical understanding of chromatographic separation techniques, column phase characteristics, peak integration, and valve switching methods.
Hands-on proficiency with GC operating software, communication protocols (Modbus TCP/RTU, OPC), and hazardous area safe-handling procedures.
Solid mechanical and pneumatic aptitude for working with micro-fluidic fittings, fine metering valves, carrier gas purifiers, and sample conditioning hardware.
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