Reynald Hurteaux

Currently looking for work, I would like to join a specialized scientific instrumentation manufacturer or an organization looking to expand in the area of life sciences.

A Trained biologist, I was interested at an early stage in the technological aspect of research, and more specifically in imagery and fluorescence-based techniques.

Throughout the years, I developed a dual expertise by completing my knowledge in cellular biology through an experience in instrumentation, specifically in microscopy (fluorescence & electronics), flow cytometrics and time-resolved Fluorescence Lifetime.

My various experiences (university, teaching hospital and industrial fields) have confirmed my specific interest for the establishment of strong ties between biology and instrument science, but also for the technical aspect of R&D, and the challenge in choosing (or even creating or adjusting) optimal technique(s), and the master of one or several leading-edge device(s).

I thoroughly enjoyed sharing knowledge (within teams and partnerships), providing consulting services and keeping informed of scientific developments in my field and neighbouring areas, and would like to use these same skills in future positions.