6 Jobs That Use Laser The Most

Jobs that use laser the most include bench jeweler, research physicist, and assistant research engineer.

Rank	Job Title	Salary	% Of All Skills	Job Openings
1	Bench Jeweler	$43,153	22%	479
2	Research Physicist	$74,663	15%	46,060
3	Assistant Research Engineer	$79,081	14%	95,945
4	Ophthalmic Medical Technician	$44,422	9%	59,876
5	Thin-Film Technician	$38,552	6%	17,874
6	Manufacturing Engineering Technician	$53,219	4%	99,347

What jobs use Laser the most?

Prepare pieces using grinders, buffers, acetylene torches, and fine grit wheels to order completion.
stone setting all styles, engraving.
School by GIA in Atlanta for diamond setting.

Most common skills for Bench Jeweler:

Foster cross laboratory collaboration between physics labs and between engineering, biology, and chemistry departments to accomplish share goals.
Design and oversee construction of flow loop for development of multi-phase NMR flowmeter.
Develop and conduct technologists' training on MR QC, QA and safety programs.

Most common skills for Research Physicist:

Organize and manage multi-disciplinary teams of scientists, business and other professionals to successfully commercialize NASA and other technology.
Experience with working with instruments like SEM.
Modify LabVIEW control system to accommodate system changes during the system redesign.

Most common skills for Assistant Research Engineer:

Provide outstanding service to patients in a fast-pace environment.
Provide instructions to patients and family members regarding medications and treatments.
Perform clinic work-ups/manifest refraction utilizing EMR, program and maintain laser equipment, clinical photography, and assist physicians during surgeries.

Most common skills for Ophthalmic Medical Technician:

Perform adjustments to CIP equipment and run computer programs in order to automate the cleaning and sanitizing of the equipment.
Review accuracy of data on SPC logs.
Analyze data on SPC violations to determine and correct root cause of failures.

Most common skills for Thin-Film Technician:

Achieve multiple certifications per FDA and NRC guidelines for various internal processes critical to quality and safety.
Study ALTIC wafer overlie sigma improvement techniques.
Design equipment and parts with auto cad.

Most common skills for Manufacturing Engineering Technician:

Updated December 28, 2023