The Company You probably know Stanford Research Systems (SRS) from our 40+ year history designing and manufacturing test equipment for research. Products include lock-in amplifiers, atomic clocks, mass spectrometers, vacuum and gas analyzers, lasers and laser controllers, signal sources, and signal analyzers. Less well known is that our R&D staff are mostly experimentalists—often PhDs in physics, chemistry, or electrical engineering. Job description The successful applicant will join a new instrument team. These teams require capable individuals with diverse talents. The ideal candidate, while good at data analysis and communication, finds their real passion lies in the lab. That might mean optimizing Verilog on an FPGA, or programming embedded microcontrollers to automate what used to be controlled manually. Perhaps you are the person in your lab that makes the little boxes that glue experiments together, with your dog-eared copy of Horowitz and Hills' The Art of Electronics a...