A physics job

I am sorry if I have the wrong group for this posting but:

We have an opening for a BS/MS level person to do experimental work on
x-ray optics and x-ray spectroscopy for industrial applications and
instrument development. This is extreme hands-on work involving
building equipment, designing experiments, taking and analyzing data.
To give you some idea of what it might involve see our web site at :

www.parallax-x-ray.com

We are located in Tallahassee, FL. Pay would be roughly industry
standard with benefits. We would pay some moving expenses. We have an
unusual policy regarding patents to encourage them. Basically, you
retain the patent but we get the right to use it with some caveats and
we pay the patent fees as long as you work here.

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