Lab Detergent Chemistry Technician
global channel managementWaterbury (CT)
Lab Detergent Chemistry Technician
Posted 16 days ago
global channel managementWaterbury (CT)
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Lab Detergent Chemistry Technician needs 2+ years of experience
Requires:
A four-year college chemistry degree or associate's degree with relevant industrial experience is required. Relevant formulating experience in consumer packaged goods will be taken into consideration.
Advanced knowledge of detergents chemistry and ability to understand and carry out standard methods relevant to product development, a plus. Experience is required to efficiently perform a variety of research experiments and tests, including setting up and operating apparatus and equipment.
Basic personal computer skills, including word processing, spreadsheets, and databases, are required.
Strong communication skills are required, as the position involves working in multi-functional project teams with consumers and 3rd parties.
Duties:
Develops experimental designs and work plans in the creation of prototype products to meet desired performance metrics.
Reviews data, provides preliminary interpretation, and draws conclusions from data. Proposes next steps and strategies of development efforts.
Works closely with packaging, process development, and manufacturing during the development and commercialization of relevant products.
Records detailed observation and data from experiments performed. Keeps lab notebook records current and in
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