Application Scientist
Swabian Instruments
Application Scientist
Swabian Instruments
Produces time-to-digital converters and signal-processing instrumentation
Great experiments need great timing.
Join our Research & Applications team in Stuttgart and become our expert in digital pulse generation and experimental control. Working closely with the Pulse Streamer Product Manager and Engineering, you will develop new applications, validate the upcoming Pulse Streamer X, and contribute to its market introduction.
You understand what researchers need at the bench and turn their experimental challenges into practical solutions, useful software examples, and better instruments. You enjoy working directly with scientists around the world and helping them push the boundaries of their experiments.
Beyond the Pulse Streamer X launch, you will help us explore new applications and build up our expertise in pulse generation and experimental control.
Design and implement experimental-control workflows, pulse sequences, software examples, and demonstrations for scientific applications.
Independently investigate and validate the Pulse Streamer X in representative experimental applications, identifying technical limitations and opportunities for improvement.
Turn experimental findings and customer feedback into clear input for Product Management and Engineering.
Explore new applications and validate them with researchers and pilot customers.
Support customers across our portfolio, with a focus on pulse generation, timing, and synchronization.
Create clear documentation and application notes that support the Pulse Streamer X launch.
Share your expertise with colleagues and at conferences, trade shows, and customer visits.
Produces time-to-digital converters and signal-processing instrumentation
Swabian Instruments designs and builds timing hardware for scientific experiments, focusing on time-to-digital converters and signal-processing tools. Its Time Tagger series enables time tagging for time-correlated single-photon counting (TCSPC), while the Pulse Streamer 8/2 generates programmable timing patterns and the Synchronizer coordinates timing across devices. The products capture exact arrival times with high resolution and output timing data to software for analysis, supporting research in quantum optics, quantum sensing, photonics, and life sciences. As a University of Stuttgart spin-off with customers including MIT and major universities, its goal is to provide reliable, precise timing and control instrumentation to enable advanced time-resolved measurements.
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