
Scientific Glassblower (Custom Laboratory Glass Shop)
micro1
At a glance
Scientific Glassblower (Custom Laboratory Glass Shop) is a remote other opening at micro1. The posting places it in Remote. The post date on the listing is 8 Nov 2026. No deadline is filled in on the listing. The notes below are written by Akazi. The advertisement under them is the employer's own text.
- Company
- micro1
- Job type
- Other · Remote
- Location
- Remote
- Deadline
- Deadline not listed
- Date posted
- 8 Nov 2026
How to apply
- Scientific Glassblower (Custom Laboratory Glass Shop) is listed here so you can find it. micro1 takes the application. Akazi does not.
- Use Apply. It opens the employer's own site. Finish every step there, including an account if they ask for one.
- No deadline is stored in the listing fields. Read the advert in case the date is only written in the text, and apply while it is still open.
- It is remote (Remote). Say that you are based in Rwanda, which hours you can overlap with the team, and which languages you work in.
- Shape your CV around this other role and put the experience they ask for near the top. Name Kinyarwanda, English, or French only at the level you can actually work in.
- Do not pay a fee, buy a starter kit, or share a mobile-money PIN. A real application to micro1 will not ask you to pay in order to be hired.
Writing a CV for Rwanda · Preparing for interviews · Remote work from Rwanda
Apply(opens in a new tab)Employer advertisement
The text below is the public posting from micro1. Akazi did not write it.
Role Title : Scientific Glassblower (Custom Laboratory Glass Shop)
Role Type : Contractor
Location : Remote
micro1 is engaging Scientific Glassblower (Custom Laboratory Glass Shop) contributors to support a customer's advanced laboratory project. In this role, you'll apply your expertise to help train next-generation AI systems. Your work will shape how models learn, reason, and perform through high-quality, real-world input. No prior experience in AI is required — your domain knowledge is what matters. This opportunity centers on interpreting customer sketches and turning them into precise, manufacturable laboratory glassware, drawing upon your deep understanding of borosilicate and quartz fabrication. Assignments involve critically evaluating designs for feasibility, durability, and optimal manufacturing processes, as well as selecting appropriate seals and annealing schedules. Effective written and verbal communication are essential for providing clear, actionable feedback on design choices and sharing your professional insights.
Scope of Work
Review and analyze customer sketches to determine manufacturability, with attention to wall thickness, stress points, and overall design integrity. Construct technical guidance for lathe and bench operations in borosilicate and quartz, emphasizing custom apparatus fabrication. Advise on best practices for glass-to-metal or graded seal formation, including selection of joint types and materials compatibility. Recommend and document appropriate annealing schedules, ensuring stress reduction and structural reliability in finished glassware. Inspect proposed designs for potential challenges, providing suggestions to improve manufacturability or performance. Develop accurate, detailed quotations based on complexity, material requirements, and feasibility of customer requests. Deliver clear written and verbal feedback on project risks, trade-offs, and alternative approaches as required by the project scope.
Preferred Qualifications
Extensive hands-on experience in a university or company scientific glass shop, fabricating custom laboratory glass apparatus. Expert proficiency with both lathe and bench glassworking techniques in borosilicate and quartz. Strong background in interpreting technical sketches and translating them into buildable designs. Demonstrated ability to recommend and execute appropriate annealing schedules for different glass types and assemblies. Familiarity with stress analysis, wall thickness considerations, and optimizing joint and seal configurations. Proven skill in producing high-quality glass-to-metal or graded seals for laboratory use. Exceptional written and verbal communication abilities, particularly in technical and consultative contexts.
View the original posting(opens in a new tab)
Similar openings
Other live roles at micro1, or in the same kind of work, if Akazi has them.