Prepare process and finished product samples; perform analytical testing using instrumental, wet chemistry procedures, and record results using computerized data systems.
Perform daily process monitoring tests throughout the plant as assigned.
Maintain samples of tested product to confirm test results, if necessary.
Document results of all testing procedures and promptly notify operations of required adjustments.
Enter and report data using a Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS).
Laboratory Analyst I responsible for preparing additives, operating laboratory instrumentation, and maintaining quality records in a 12‑hour shift environment.
Responsibilities
Prepares additives on a routine basis to ensure a continuous supply to Production
Monitors the additive stock on a daily basis to ensure that expired materials are discarded
Becomes familiar with the additives used in the manufacture of Vacutainer product lines and the raw materials used to produce the additives
Develops a high degree of accuracy and good technique in all procedures related to preparation of additives
Learns to operate laboratory batch mixing equipment to include analytical scales, mixers, grinders and volumetric measuring equipment
Temporary Beverage Quality Control Analyst at Chilliwack Brewery, responsible for monitoring, training, and expert problem‑solving related to quality assurance systems across operational units.
Compensation
This role pays $27.00 per hour.
Responsibilities
Sample in‑process material and finished products
Conduct analytical, sensory and microbiological analysis of ingredients, in‑process material and finished products using beer analyzer, GC, pH & Sodium meter, Spectrophotometer, laminar hood, fume hood, autoclave, sterile microbiological technique
Validate packaging quality on keg, can and bottle lines
Perform microbiological analyses in a laboratory setting, operating analytical equipment and maintaining quality records.
Compensation
Relocation net pay allowance: Please note, this position is open to international candidates residing ONLY in Mexico. The company will sponsor the required work visa for successful applicants. We also offer a lump‑sum relocation payment to support your move to the work location.
Responsibilities
Handles samples and performs analyses according to Operating Procedures and test methodology
Maintains and verifies equipment
Reports deficiencies or malfunctions to the supervisor
Maintains records of all quality activities as documented in Operating Procedures and test methods
Identifies and records nonconformities on Corrective Action Requests
Requirements
Bachelor's degree in Microbiology or related field
Temporary Beverage Quality Control Analyst at Chilliwack Brewery performing monitoring, training and expert problem-solving related to quality assurance systems and procedures across operational units.
Compensation
This role pays $27.00 per hour.
Responsibilities
Sample in-process material and finished products
Conduct analytical, sensory and microbiological analysis of ingredients, in-process material and finished products
Validate packaging quality on keg, can and bottle lines
Design, develop, and optimize advanced optics and coatings for space vehicles and payloads, bridging theory and manufacturing to deliver flight‑qualified components.
Compensation
Base Pay Range for: CO applicants is $144,179.00 - $201,849.90
Responsibilities
Design and model optics with multi‑layer thin‑film coating stacks using simulation software
Develop, scale, and optimize PVD processes for high‑performance coatings
Support environmental testing protocols for space‑environment qualification
Test and analyze spectral performance with spectrophotometers, ellipsometers, and interferometers
Diagnose coating defects and improve yield using statistical methods
Requirements
Bachelor's in Optical Engineering, Physics, Materials Science, Chemical Engineering or related field
Master's in Optical Engineering, Physics, Materials Science, Chemical Engineering or related field
Ph.D. in Optical Engineering, Physics, Materials Science, Chemical Engineering or related field
Nice to have: Coatings for space‑flight hardware, satellite optics, high‑power laser systems
The Laboratory Technician in Sustainable Construction S&T team will support the Research & Development (R&D) departments in the formulation, application, and testing of a diverse portfolio of coating technologies.
Responsibilities
Actively participate in lab method development to create, adapt, and validate new testing procedures for unique customer applications and changing project needs.
Perform standard wet-state or uncured testing, such as viscosity, density, fineness of grind, gel time, flow, or particle size analysis for powders.
Conduct comprehensive physical and mechanical testing on cured films, including film thickness, gloss, color matching, adhesion, impact resistance, flexibility, and hardness.
Assist in chemical and environmental resistance testing such as salt spray corrosion, humidity, MEK solvent rubs, and UV weathering.
Assist chemists, scientists and engineers in the development and modification of both liquid and powder coating formulations.
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree (B.S.) in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Polymer Science, or Materials Science
Associate's Degree (A.S.) in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Polymer Science, or Materials Science
Nice to have: prior experience in the paints, resins, or coatings industry
Perform laboratory tests to determine chemical and physical characteristics of in-process batches, raw materials, and finished products for quality control, process control, or product development.
Responsibilities
Verify formula and component specifications on batch tickets
Set up, adjust, calibrate, and operate laboratory equipment and instruments
Test samples of manufactured products to verify conformity to specifications
Record test results on batch tickets and on computer operating system
Manage quality records and retains of production batches