PolyOne invites B.Sc. & M.Sc. Candidates for the post of Process Engineer.

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PolyOne invites bachelors in chemistry candidates for the post of Process Engineer. Candidates having analytical skills and experience in polymer science may apply for this job post.

Education: B.Sc. or M.Sc. in Chemistry or equivalent experience.

Additional Following Required Skills 

Bachelor’s Degree – Chemistry, Polymer Science or Related

  • Analytical Skills
  • Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook & PowerPoint
  • Technical Writing
  • Time/Priority Management
  • Able to direct the work of a team
  • Able to work independently
  • Project management skills
  • Experience with Design of Experiments
  • Familiar with EH&S standards, able to interpret MSDSs
  • Fluent in English

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

  • Participate in development of scale up, process testing plan and procedure, data analysis, and/or communication of results
  • Develop technical specifications required for established PolyOne products.
  • Documentation and preparation of product specifications for PolyOne products.
  • Participates in resolution of plant production issues.
  • Experience on R&D and Technology Extrusion

General Summary

Advanced Process Engineer:

  • Responsible for development of new and improved process for custom polymer compounds.
  • Responsible for scale up and process testing plan and procedure, data analysis, and communication of results.
  • Primary contact with Manufacturing for writing and communication of production specifications.
  • Three plus years direct, relevant experience with the ability to operate with little to no direction.

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