Support research and technology development by conducting laboratory experiments, operating specialized equipment, analyzing data, and maintaining safe and efficient laboratory operations.
Responsibilities
Execute laboratory experiments and standardized or custom test methods to generate high-quality technical data.
Build, operate, and evaluate laboratory-scale components, reactors, and prototype systems.
Support development and characterization of novel materials, catalysts, electrochemical systems, and carbon capture technologies.
Analyze fluid, chemical, and material samples using wet chemistry and advanced analytical techniques.
Troubleshoot laboratory equipment and process units to ensure reliable operation.
Requirements
B.S. or M.S. in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Physics, Biochemistry, Geochemistry, or a related scientific discipline.
Lead research and development projects in semiconductor/microelectronics, designing experiments, analyzing data, managing safety, and mentoring junior scientists.
Responsibilities
Design and conduct laboratory experiments
Analyze data and summarize findings
Conduct risk assessments and implement safety measures
Support all aspects of R&D projects
Assist with intellectual property submission and maintenance
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry or related discipline
Master’s degree in Chemistry or related discipline
Conducts basic and translational research, including laboratory experiments, handling biological samples, data collection, and maintaining laboratory operations under general supervision at the Children’s Heart Institute.
Responsibilities
Conducts laboratory experiments and activities to support research objectives
Collects, organizes, and prepares research data for investigators
Maintains clean laboratory equipment and work area
Conduct laboratory experiments, handle biological samples and animal models, collect and analyze data, and support research on craniofacial development and congenital disease.
Responsibilities
Perform laboratory experiments and activities to support research objectives
Collect, organize and prepare research data for investigators
The Propellant Chemist I / II will support the research, development, and characterization of solid rocket propellants at the Socorro, New Mexico facility.
Responsibilities
Develop, prepare, and evaluate laboratory-scale solid rocket propellant formulations.
Conduct experiments to investigate formulation performance, material compatibility, curing behavior, and mechanical properties.
Perform material characterization using techniques such as DSC, TGA, FTIR, rheology, and mechanical testing.
Analyze experimental data, identify trends, and recommend formulation or process improvements.
Support experimental design, test planning, and technical investigations.