Polygraph examiner vs biomedical instrument technician

Differences between polygraph examiner and biomedical instrument technician duties and responsibilities

Polygraph examiner example responsibilities.

• Receive multiple letters of commendation for effective investigations that lead to successful prosecutions.
• Complete evidence processing and AFIS database entry using ULW.
• Collect, preserve and analyze digital evidence in the context of civil litigation and corporate investigations.
• Assist with the testing of a new transaction manager for the DoD ABIS (an AFIS like system).
• Provide technical guidance and assistance to staff personnel involve in the investigation and litigation process.
• Provide direction and guidance on several high-profile homicide investigations, as well as numerous additional criminal and narcotics investigations.
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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.