Engineering physical science technician vs biomedical instrument technician

Differences between engineering physical science technician and biomedical instrument technician duties and responsibilities

Engineering physical science technician example responsibilities.

• Manage and distribute cad standards to contributing design consultants and assist with any design issues as necessary.
• Investigate and test asphalt samples to define physical and engineering characteristics of materials encounter during the exploration phase of a project.
• Design, build, test, and troubleshot many imaging, multi-spectral imaging and imaging polarimeter systems.

Biomedical instrument technician example responsibilities.

• Lead a team of 10 engineers to develop an infrare telescope that are launched on the NASA high-altitude balloonproject BRRISON/BOPPS.
• Maintain all remote telemetry equipment including radio transmitters and receivers.
• Refurbish and calibrate various field instruments such as differential pressure transmitters and pneumatic controllers
• Sterilize instruments using specialize equipment including steam autoclaves, sonic washers, aerators, pasteurizers, gas sterilizers and acid sterilizers.
• Maintain all company certifications to insure compliance with NASA requirements.3.