Via C&EN Jobs, this positions in Providence, RI:
General Summary:
The Formulation Chemist spearheads the development new products through innovative solutions, while also identifying emerging technologies pertinent to business objectives. Collaboratively build systems and support product/engineering teams and offering expertise in energy cure chemistries to build robust systems. Develop and commercialize new products; Provide scale-up support and technical guidance to production. As well as ongoing project assignments, formal project reports writing, and research & development activities, as needed.
Essential Job Functions & Responsibilities:
- Develop Adhesives formulations, preferably UV curable, aimed at achieving best performance specific to well-defined end use requirements.
- Independently design experiments, execute testing, collect data, and draw conclusions from development work.
- Develop and support on projects from concept to commercialization.
- Hands on working in the laboratory environment and support with printing of various UV-curing chemistries on press to test new formulation designs....
Qualifications & Requirements:
- BS degree with 7 years of experience, or MS with 5 years of experience, or PhD with 3 years of experience in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Material Science or Polymer Chemistry. Experienced, hands-on scientist with strong laboratory technique and problem-solving skills, including proficiency in designing experiments.
- Background in formulation and chemistry, specifically with UV-curable and/or water-based inks, coatings, and preferably adhesives.
- Strong chemistry background in polymer structure property relationships in formulations. Understanding of chemical regulatory regulation for USA, Europe, and United Kingdom for printing inks. Knowledge of the Graphic Arts Printing Industry: flexographic, gravure, screen and offset printing applications. Understanding of various object printing on substrates such as Glass, Aluminum, and plastics is a plus. Ability to work in a small group setting.
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