Re: What's the most technical task you ever did as part of your job?

[Gene Kim-Eng <techwr -at- genek -dot- com>]

Maintenance manuals for liquid chromatography and gas spectrometry 
instruments.  The instruments had mechanical pick-and-place robots and 
reagent sample prep and analysis chambers crammed into spaces about the 
same size as a large laser printer.  I had the prototypes, preliminary 
manufacturing drawings, manufacturing plans and a field technician's 
tool set on my desk and used the drawings and plans to write 
instructions to disassemble, diagnose, rebuild and check out the systems 
in the field.

Gene Kim-Eng
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