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Performs complex laboratory assignments, planning and conducting a complete project of limited scope or a portion of a larger and more diverse project.

SUPERVISION AND DIRECTION EXERCISED:

None.

MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT USED:

Laboratory equipment, tools and apparatus; computer and/or peripheral equipment.

TYPICAL DUTIES:

- In accordance with broadly-outlined objectives, requirements and approaches, plans and conducts technical procedures, non-routine and complex in nature. Sets up and operates sophisticated equipment or instrumentation. Constructs major units of equipment.

- With latitude for modifying methods and techniques, records, computes and analyzes test data; prepares test reports and makes recommendations.

- May review, analyze and integrate technical work of others; assists in psychology, sociology or education studies and experiments involving human/animal subjects.

- Prepares computer programs, schematics, specifications, designs, charts, graphs, tables, illustrations, photographs; may assist in preparation of materials for publication.

- May perform specialized duties in process or service laboratories, such as photography/illustration services.

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Associate's degree in appropriate discipline plus 4-5 years specialized experience in related field, or equivalent combination of education and experience.

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