Work alongside experienced chemists to learn the fundamentals of developing high-performance silicone formulations for aerospace applications through hands‑on laboratory experience and mentorship.
Compensation
Base Pay Range: $22.00 - $26.00
Responsibilities
Prepare and evaluate silicone formulations for new product development, raw material qualifications, and product improvement initiatives supporting aerospace and electronics applications across laboratory, pilot-scale, and production environments.
Learn and apply safe laboratory practices, formulation techniques, and operation of equipment used in silicone product development.
Partner with a project mentor to design and execute formulation experiments, including the use of statistical tools such as Minitab or Design-Expert to support experimental design and data analysis.
Procure materials, prepare formulations, conduct testing on uncured and cured silicone materials, and document experimental results.
Analyze data, draw technical conclusions, and communicate findings through presentations and reports to the Aerospace Technology team.
Clinical Laboratory Scientist 2 responsible for performing and supervising laboratory tests, ensuring compliance with state and CLIA regulations, maintaining equipment, and supporting quality initiatives.
Responsibilities
Perform laboratory tests in accordance with standard procedures
Safely handle hazardous materials and report incidents
Apply scientific techniques to validate test results
Review calibration and QC results
Investigate inconsistent lab results
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Science
Nice to have: experience reviewing mass spectrometry data
Clinical Scientist II responsible for performing and supervising laboratory tests, ensuring compliance with state and CLIA regulations, and maintaining quality control and documentation.
Responsibilities
Perform laboratory tests in accordance with standard procedures
Safely handle hazardous materials and report incidents
Apply scientific techniques to validate test results
Using standard operating procedures (SOP) and good manufacturing practices (GMP), the Engineer/Scientist I will perform testing of intermediate and raw materials. The Engineer/Scientist I will be responsible for all aspects of laboratory testing, such as sample receipt, data generation, product verification, data analysis and summarization, instrument operation, and other QC lab supporting activities.
Compensation
Pay Rate: $30/hr on W2
Responsibilities
Conducts analytical and functional testing of raw materials and intermediates according to approved SOPs as part of QC Raw Material testing.
Perform testing using chemistry clinical analyzers and document test results accurately using Excel spreadsheets and workbooks.
Documents test results, complete batch records, document problems and other relevant information under cGMPs.
Perform simple revisions and updates to QCs SOPs and/or worksheets as necessary, and initiate procedure change orders.
Summarize test data, maintain lot histories and evaluate data for trends and discrepancies.
Requirements
Bachelor's in Chemistry
Bachelor's in Biochemistry
Bachelor's in Bioscience
Nice to have: cGMP understanding
Nice to have: intermediate word processing and spreadsheet software skills
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