Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Daily Pump Trap: 11/3/09 edition
Good morning! Including October 28 through November 3, there have been 113 new positions posted on the ACS Careers website. Of these, 37 (33%) are academically connected and 69 are from our friends at KSR.
Industrial outlook: Vertex is STILL hiring people in dribs and drabs. Wow.
Hmmm: Midwest Research Institute (what DO they do, anyway? something for the government, looks like) is looking for a B.S/M.S. analytical chemist.
Too good not to blog: A new university in Bangladesh is popping up: The Asian University for Women. Wow, that's a name. They're looking for new professors.
Honk if you want this job: Boise Technologies (located in Boise, ID, natch) is looking for a PhD physical chemist.
Kelly Time: It's like it never ends. Are you a chemist? Do you love chemistry? The geniuses at Kelly Scientific Research wish to know if you want to be a clinical statistician, a food engineer (!?!?) or an animal care technician. Sigh.
Industrial outlook: Vertex is STILL hiring people in dribs and drabs. Wow.
Hmmm: Midwest Research Institute (what DO they do, anyway? something for the government, looks like) is looking for a B.S/M.S. analytical chemist.
Too good not to blog: A new university in Bangladesh is popping up: The Asian University for Women. Wow, that's a name. They're looking for new professors.
Honk if you want this job: Boise Technologies (located in Boise, ID, natch) is looking for a PhD physical chemist.
Kelly Time: It's like it never ends. Are you a chemist? Do you love chemistry? The geniuses at Kelly Scientific Research wish to know if you want to be a clinical statistician, a food engineer (!?!?) or an animal care technician. Sigh.
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Congrats on the mention in C&E News!
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"The geniuses at Kelly Scientific Research wish to know if you want to be a clinical statistician, a food engineer (!?!?) or an animal care technician. Sigh."
ReplyDeleteI won't settle for anything less then "toothpaste chemist" or "quality assurance blahdy blah"
Thanks, MCC.
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