XRF Analyzer Training & Content Development
Budget: €18 – €36 EUR
I represent a manufacturer of on-site X-ray fluorescence elemental analyzers and I need a subject-matter expert who can bridge metallurgy, physics, and real-world mineral beneficiation practice. Your first task will be to create and deliver structured training and workshop material that shows plant operators and QA teams in beneficiation plants how to get the best analytical performance from our instruments.
Beyond the classroom, I will rely on you for remote troubleshooting whenever a customer struggles with analysis and data interpretation—think calibration irregularities, matrix effects, limit-of-detection questions, or general sample‐prep challenges. Clear, concise explanations in plain language are essential because many of our end users have limited analytical-chemistry backgrounds.
To position the product line as a technical leader, I also need written collateral: white papers for peer-reviewed journals, application notes that focus on ore-grade monitoring and process optimisation, and shorter media pieces suitable for trade magazines or LinkedIn. Every document must be grounded in accurate physics and metallurgy, reference current ISO/ASTM standards where relevant, and highlight measurable ROI for beneficiation facilities.
Deliverables
• Slide deck and facilitator guide for a two-hour workshop (intro to advanced XRF techniques)
• Follow-up quick-reference sheets and sample data sets for trainees
• On-call support schedule and protocol for handling analysis-related queries via email or video call
• Two 2,000-word white papers plus three 800-word application notes showcasing beneficiation use cases
• Short-form media content (five posts, ~300 words each) distilling key insights for non-technical audiences
Acceptance criteria
• Training attendees demonstrate ≥90 % correct answers in the post-session quiz I provide.
• Troubleshooting responses resolve or move issues forward within one business day.
• All written pieces pass plagiarism checks and undergo one round of technical review without major revisions.
If you are comfortable talking matrix corrections one minute and crafting engaging copy the next, I would like to hear from you.
Beyond the classroom, I will rely on you for remote troubleshooting whenever a customer struggles with analysis and data interpretation—think calibration irregularities, matrix effects, limit-of-detection questions, or general sample‐prep challenges. Clear, concise explanations in plain language are essential because many of our end users have limited analytical-chemistry backgrounds.
To position the product line as a technical leader, I also need written collateral: white papers for peer-reviewed journals, application notes that focus on ore-grade monitoring and process optimisation, and shorter media pieces suitable for trade magazines or LinkedIn. Every document must be grounded in accurate physics and metallurgy, reference current ISO/ASTM standards where relevant, and highlight measurable ROI for beneficiation facilities.
Deliverables
• Slide deck and facilitator guide for a two-hour workshop (intro to advanced XRF techniques)
• Follow-up quick-reference sheets and sample data sets for trainees
• On-call support schedule and protocol for handling analysis-related queries via email or video call
• Two 2,000-word white papers plus three 800-word application notes showcasing beneficiation use cases
• Short-form media content (five posts, ~300 words each) distilling key insights for non-technical audiences
Acceptance criteria
• Training attendees demonstrate ≥90 % correct answers in the post-session quiz I provide.
• Troubleshooting responses resolve or move issues forward within one business day.
• All written pieces pass plagiarism checks and undergo one round of technical review without major revisions.
If you are comfortable talking matrix corrections one minute and crafting engaging copy the next, I would like to hear from you.