• Own the scientific charter and technical roadmap for the Magnets vertical • Oversee the translation of generative design outputs into a robust IP portfolio • Build, lead, and mentor a multidisciplinary team of research scientists • Specify and prioritize the magnetism-aware LQM, data generation, and multi-scale modeling capabilities required from the AISim platform • Lead scientific engagement with national lab and industrial partners • Architect the feedback loops between computational modeling and experimental lab validation • Work closely with the commercial team to identify buyers for IP and structure agreements • Author external scientific narratives for updates, publications, conferences, and investors

• Evaluate fishery and hatchery management frameworks under ESA Sections 7(a)(2), 10(a)(1), ESA 4(d) Rules (Limits 4, 5, and 6), and Tribal 4(d) Rules. • Assess the impacts of harvest and hatchery operations on ESA-listed salmon and steelhead populations within Puget Sound, the Columbia River Basin, and California watersheds. • Conduct scientific and quantitative analyses, including: Harvest trend analysis, Risk assessments, Exploitation rate comparisons, Escapement goal evaluations, Alternative fisheries management strategy analyses. • Develop project work plans, schedules, milestones, and weekly status reports to support NOAA project management activities. • Prepare, review, and finalize ESA effects evaluations, biological determinations, technical memoranda, and supporting scientific analyses. • Draft and revise NEPA documentation, including: Categorical Exclusions (CEs), Findings of No Significant Impact (FONSIs), Environmental Assessments (EAs), Environmental Impact Statements (EISs). • Revise scientific and regulatory documents based on comments received from NOAA Fisheries staff, NOAA General Counsel, tribal governments, state agencies, and public stakeholders. • Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams, fisheries biologists, policy specialists, tribal representatives, and resource managers to support fisheries conservation and regulatory decision-making. • Communicate complex biological findings and policy recommendations to both technical and non-technical audiences. • Support federal environmental compliance efforts while ensuring all analyses meet NOAA scientific and legal standards.

Role Description The primary purpose of the Field Application Scientist - Confocal position is to provide technical pre- and post-sales support for all confocal microscopy products. Support will be provided to Leica’s Life Science Research customers and Confocal Sales Specialists in all facets of their selling activities. The Field Applications Scientist will perform product demonstrations, troubleshooting, and training sessions with end customers and sales reps. This role will also handle demonstration system logistics and confirm correct system functionality as well as perform successful product demonstrations to drive advanced widefield system sales. In this role, you will have the opportunity to: - Provide expert product, application, and software support to customers and sales and perform successful product demonstrations to drive sales results. - Provide technical troubleshooting and conduct trainings for customers and Leica employees and participate and instruct in customer workshops and schedule/run product seminars. - Test and confirm demo system functionality, develop protocols to image customer samples. - Work with customers or other professionals to generate field data and application notes, which highlight product benefits and help differentiate Leica products. - Assist in meeting sales goals for each of the Widefield sales reps in his/her assigned territory and provide positive motivation and support to help sales reps meet their goals. Qualifications - BA/BS in the life sciences or optics field (Masters or PhD preferred). - Minimum 2 years in a research environment, regularly applying microscopy and digital imaging techniques. - High level of computer proficiency with troubleshooting knowledge. - Experience in a customer-facing support role. - Teaching or training experience, providing training and advice on how to use imaging equipment and techniques to solve scientific questions. - Familiarity with biological imaging applications; fluorescence, confocal microscopy, and optics experience highly valued. Requirements - Travel: Up to 40% overnight travel. - Must have a valid driver’s license with an acceptable driving record. Benefits - Comprehensive package of benefits including paid time off, medical/dental/vision insurance, and 401(k) to eligible employees. - Eligible for Sales Incentive Compensation (SIP). - Remote work arrangement available for eligible roles.

• Drive sales of Agilent Flow Cytometry solutions through pre-sales activities, including product demonstrations, technical presentations, and customer engagements in collaboration with the Sales Team. • Build strong customer relationships by delivering pre- and post-sales training and providing high-quality technical support. • Capture and communicate the Voice of the Customer, including product feedback, enhancement opportunities, and market trends. • Serve as the subject matter expert for the Flow sales team, supporting the resolution of technical questions and challenges. • Support technical sales and marketing initiatives by presenting at conferences and developing and delivering presentations in both virtual and in-person settings. • Ability and willingness to travel up to 75% of the time, with regular weekly travel and overnight stays.