About this role
KEY ACCOUNTABILITIES
• Chemical and physical modifications of mineral powders, i.e. grinding, precipitation, granulation. • Work with dispersants, grinding aids, rheology modifiers in processes such as wet grinding, dry grinding, surface modification, slurry dewatering, spray drying, slurry stabilization. • Work with pilot-scale equipment such as ball mill and glass furnace. • Material characterization via the appropriate analytical technique. • Test, calibrate, maintain, and troubleshoot laboratory equipment to ensure reliable operation. • Accurately document and report experimental results in a clear and timely manner. • Support of scientists and engineers for various interdisciplinary research projects. • Collaborate effectively with team members and actively contribute to departmental and cross-functional activities. • Maintain compliance with laboratory safety procedures, quality standards, and established operating protocols.
JOB REQUIREMENTS
• Technical studies (apprenticeship or similar technical degree) in the field of chemistry or other fields of natural science. • Experience working in a laboratory. • Good command of German and English. • Good lab and organizational skills. • Willingness to operate pilot-scale equipment. • Fundamental knowledge in inorganic and organic chemistry. • Excellent computer and software skills in Word and Excel. • Motivated by lab work and practical experimentation. • Excellent team spirit and collaboration skills. • Proactive, motivated, target-oriented and willing to work on multidisciplinary projects. • Experience in an ISO-certified environment.