*Please answer the questions below when you apply to this position*

Our client, a well-established business specializing in ink manufacturing, is seeking a Liquid Ink Chemist II on 1st shift.  The Chemist II position is responsible for formulating new and improving existing Flexographic Ink and Gravure Ink products.  They will also need to work closely and support the entire Technical Team.

Shift information:

Monday- Friday.  Hours: 8am-4:30pm.

Responsibilities: 

• Research & development of new Flexo and Gravure products/ formulations
• Improvement to present formulations
• Assisting with customer service; providing support to local manufacturing, technical service, troubleshooting and product recommendations.
• Working with customers and print service team on new product trials 
• Selecting, calibrating, installing, and maintaining lab equipment

Essential Skills & Experience:

• Bachelor’s or Master’s Degree in chemistry,
• 3+ years of work-related Chemistry experience
• Familiar with multiple suppliers and raw materials to properly formulate products.

Preferred Experience:

• SAP Software exposure
• Familiarity w/ Flexo ink and/or Gravure ink printing applications for lamination end uses.
• Ability to develop Flexo and/or Gravure ink systems with limited guidance.
• Experience in the Solvent Flexible Packaging ink market.
• Understands substrates and their functions for Flexible packaging.

If you or anyone you know is interested, qualified and immediately available please answer the below questions and send an updated resume to us for immediate review and consideration. Candidates are required to answer the below questions when applying:

Do you have Chemistry experience in any of these areas?
1) Flexographic ink
2) Gravure ink
3) Solvent Flexible Packaging Market
4) Flexible Packaging
Do you have a Bachelor’s Degree in chemistry or higher?
How many years of R&D lab experience do you have?
Do you have reliable transportation to Bryan, Texas?
In order to accept this position, what minimum hourly pay do you require?