Eric Marino Email & Phone Number

Somerville, Ma, Us

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Manage a core confocal and light sheet microscope facility within a BL3 lab. Train scientists how use, assist with experiments, calibrate and maintain the equipment.

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

I manage a light sheet, confocal and TIRF microscope facility, that focuses on live-cell, endocytic pathway and single-molecule imaging with high temporal resolution. My extensive background in business, engineering, microscopy and imaging provide me with the skills to not only manage, but to service, design, build and integrate custom components into existing systems. I train researchers and provided support with experiments, data collection. I utilized my engineering background to develop unique optical, mechanical and electrical solutions to assist with the institutes research.

Somerville, Massachusetts, United States

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Danvers, Massachusetts, United States

48 Woerd Avenue Waltham‎ Ma‎ 02453-3824

With my background managing a confocal microscope facility I understand the needs of the scientific community. My role as a sales and support specialist is to build a mutually beneficial relationship between Olympus and the scientific community. This can be obtained by providing the highest-quality optical equipment at the best price/performance ratio available and helping scientists achieve their goals by providing superior application and technical support.

200 Longwood Ave, Boston, Ma 02115

I managed a confocal and TIRF microscope facility, that focused on live-cell, endocytic pathway and single-molecule imaging with high temporal resolution. My extensive background in business, engineering, microscopy and imaging provided me with the skills to not only manage, but to service, design, build and integrate custom components into existing systems. I trained researchers and provided support with experiments, data collection and analysis using MatLab and commercial image analysis software. I utilized my engineering background to develop unique optical, mechanical and electrical solutions to assist with the institutes research.

Boston, Ma

I trained personnel on the use of a spinning disc confocal scope, helped with collecting and analyzing the images, repaired and maintained the scope facility when needed.

Nashua, Nh

Provided imaging application support for clinical and research microscope sales. Maintained and repaired customer's imaging systems and developed application specific software to meet the customers needs.

North Reading, Ma

Image Processing Solutions (IPS) was a Value Added Reseller organization that specialized in building macro and microscopic image analysis systems. IPS sold microscopes, optics, motion control equipment and software. We also developed custom systems and software solutions for manufacturing, pharmaceutical, biotechnology and academic institutions.

Woburn, Ma

My responsibility was to sell imaging components throughout the New England area by managing dealers and factory representatives while focusing on the manufacturing, research and academic industries.

Woburn, Ma

My responsibilities as an Application Engineer was a support liaison between internal sales, engineering and customer (Original Equipment Manufacturer, OEM). I interviewed and worked with the customer's engineering staff to determine feasibility, cost and custom integration development time.

Peabody, Ma

Datacube was a 25-40 person company at the time. My job was to organize the manufacturing, testing and quality control department. I created protocols for each department, streamlined processes, approved vendors, second sourced materials and hired personnel.

Peabody, Ma

Datacube, Inc., was the first manufacturer of “Frame Grabbers” based on Digital Equipment Corporation's PDP-11‘s, VME bus-based computers and IBM PC’s as their controllers. My responsibilities were to modify the existing products to conform to the customers application requirements. Document and develop diagnostic software for the manufacturing test department. Developed code in assembly language, PASCAL and 'C'. The products were primarily designed for the machine vision and robotics industry, however, many life scientists purchased the PC based products.