Materials Characterization Analytical Scientist

Responsibilities

• Drive creative and integrated analytical solutions for internal and external requestors
• Participate in experimental design, execution, and methodology optimization
• Process, review, and interpret experimental results using process chemistry knowledge
• Independently adapt new methodologies to current projects
• Safely operate and maintain laboratory equipment
• Generate analytical reports to meet R&D needs and product registration requirements
• Effectively communicate results to the Chemours R&D community
• Formulate work plans and manage/prioritize daily workflow

Requirements

• BSc in Chemistry or a closely related field of study
• 0-2+ years of professional experience
• Experience with general laboratory manipulations and analytical sample preparation
• Hands-on experience with XRF, TGA, NMR, and FTIR analytical technologies
• Demonstrated ability to accomplish tasks independently with minimal supervision
• Strong oral and written communication skills
• Commitment to safe laboratory operations

Preferred Qualifications

• Graduate degree in Chemistry or a closely related field
• Experience with additional spectroscopic techniques such as Raman or UV-Vis
• Experience with particle sizing techniques like DLS or MALS
• Experience with thermal and mechanical techniques including DSC, DMA, or viscometry
• Proficiency in advanced processing and statistical analysis of analytical data
• 6s training or equivalent certification

Benefits

• Competitive Compensation and 401(k) Match
• Comprehensive Benefits Packages
• Employee Stock Purchase Program
• Tuition Reimbursement and Learning/Development Opportunities
• Commuter Benefits
• Company-paid Volunteer Day

About the Company

Chemours is a global leader in industrial and specialty chemicals, delivering trusted chemistry that enables vital innovations in high-performance computing, AI, advanced electronics, and clean energy. Based at the state-of-the-art Chemours Discovery Hub in Newark, DE, our scientists work to solve the world's most challenging problems through sustainable and high-performance material technologies.