 | Renishaw Diagnostics builds top class team現在、このページはご希望の言語でご利用いただけません。 Google 翻訳を使用すると自動翻訳でページを表示できます。 弊社はこのサービスの提供に責任を持たず、翻訳結果を弊社でチェックすることはありません。 Renishaw Diagnostics Ltd, the developers of the RenDx™ Multiplex Assay System for infectious disease research and diagnosis today announced that it has created another 8 jobs; almost a 30% increase on its current workforce. 2 August 2011
In contrast to the almost daily news about tough economic and market conditions, the company is expanding and looking to recruit talented individuals across a range of disciplines. The current vacancies are for scientists, field application specialists, customer support and regulatory affairs personnel, but commercialisation of their first multiplex assay system will also require additional staff for technical support and R&D, sales & marketing, manufacturing & logistics, and office management. David Burns, CEO said, “We are very excited about our continued business expansion. The launch of our RenDx™ RUO Multiplex Assay System has been well received at conferences in Europe and the USA and we are exibiting at 6 more events this year. We are now building a dynamic support team to include scientific, commercial and administrative skills to ensure that our customers receive the very best service and support. But we are also keen to develop our staff and I'm particularly pleased by Karen's achievement. “The transition from an R&D company to a fully commercial organisation is a very challenging process and it is essential that we have the right people in place to make this happen and to complement our existing top talent staff. We are a very exciting and friendly company to work for and living and working in Scotland has many benefits and attractions”. DownloadsAll images and text copyright Renishaw Register for news updatesRegister for regular news updates from Renishaw お問い合わせ詳細 や価格についてのお問い合わせは、オンラインでお寄せ下さい。直接コンタクトをご希望の場合は、 現地レニショーオフィスまでご連絡ください。 |
Renishaw Diagnostics Ltd, the developers of the RenDx™ Multiplex Assay System for infectious disease research and diagnosis today announced that it has created another 8 jobs; almost a 30% increase on its current workforce. The company also announced that its diagnostics project leader, Dr Karen Fitchett, has passed the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt exam of the British Quality Foundation certification, one of the most prestigious management qualifications.