John Erlinger Case Study

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It is my pleasure to take this opportunity and heartily recommend John Erlinger for the position of scientist for the EMBL-ESRF Beamline I23-2 upgrade at the ESRF. Darren’s efforts with Beamline 9.2.2 of the Berkeley Center for Structural Biology at the Advanced Light Source were instrumental in the success of our program and make him richly qualified for such a position. The positive impact of his work at 4.2.2 is still appreciated on a daily basis. He has a demonstrated record in developing essential instrumentation and techniques at a synchrotron beamline.

Darren began work with the MBC as an engineering associate in April of 2003 assisting the Scientific Director in the building of the Beamline 4.2.2. His duties and projects included installation …show more content…
I could always count on his self-directed efforts, especially during the upgrade to the air-bearing goniometer, M1 mirror motorization, and the design and implementation of our pneumatics system. Darren’s predilection is to treat diagnostic and troubleshooting tasks as puzzles, thus encouraging a positive environment during potentially stressful times. These qualities have engendered a level of trust that I rely on as I can always expect from him an honest and accurate assessment of a situation. He is a pleasure to work with, provided great support to our users, has been a patient teacher to subsequent engineering associates of the beamline, and is well liked and respected on the experimental …show more content…
Luckily, his work began at the ALS and the MBC was able to keep him as a part-time employee until March 2008. Since then, he has been available to help the beamline on a consulting basis. I would not hesitate to re-hire Darren and have in fact done all I can to keep him involved with the beamline over the years. It is with great confidence in his positive impact on your program that I recommend him to your

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