Emine Ҫağın worked as an Electrical Engineer (BSc) in industry for Shipley and Analog Devices before she started her research career, which involves a diversity of nano and microfabrication processes. She holds a PhD in Solid State Electronics from the University of Michigan. She was a Marie Curie Postdoctoral Fellow at ETH Zurich for three years. She then worked as a Senior Staff Scientist at NTB Buchs, focusing on micro and nanotechnology development projects for companies. In 2018, she joined Heidelberg Instruments Nano as a Principal Applications Engineer, where she is currently the Head of Technology. In this role, she leads new product development and further optimizations for new applications of the NanoFrazor technology.