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  • Job
    Full-time
    Senior Level
  • Science
    Research & Development

AI generated summary

  • You need a PhD in Chemistry or related field, extensive catalyst testing experience, strong analytical skills, teamwork ability, problem-solving mindset, and excellent communication for project management.
  • You will test catalysts, analyze customer samples, support manufacturing, produce reports, and drive project success while seeking innovative improvements in product offerings.

Requirements

  • - A PhD in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, or a related field.
  • - Extensive experience in catalyst testing and analysis.
  • - Strong understanding of analytical techniques and methods.
  • - Proven ability to work collaboratively in a team environment.
  • - Excellent problem-solving skills and innovative mindset.
  • - Strong communication skills, both written and verbal.
  • - Ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously.

Responsibilities

  • As the Lead Researcher you will work on testing catalysts/absorbents, assisting manufacturing plants and analysing returned customer samples to support existing and new products. You will produce and interpret relevant testing results on one or more test rigs and make recommendations and proposals for further work. You will support manufacturing plants and validate the performance of trial materials on the test unit, whilst also perform the analysis of returned customer samples and produce high-quality customer reports. You will have an innovative mindset, looking for new approaches to improve our product offerings. While working as part of a team to support projects and delivery, you will have your own project responsibilities which you will be expected to drive for success.

FAQs

What is the main responsibility of the Lead Researcher?

The main responsibility of the Lead Researcher is to test catalysts and absorbents, assist manufacturing plants, analyze returned customer samples, and produce and interpret relevant testing results to support existing and new products.

Where is the Lead Researcher position located?

The Lead Researcher position is located in Billingham.

What kind of organization is Johnson Matthey?

Johnson Matthey is a FTSE 250 organization and a global leader in sustainable technologies, specializing in catalysis, precious metal products, chemicals, and process technology.

What type of mindset is expected from the Lead Researcher?

An innovative mindset is expected from the Lead Researcher, focusing on finding new approaches to improve product offerings.

Will the Lead Researcher work independently or as part of a team?

The Lead Researcher will work as part of a team to support projects and delivery, while also having individual project responsibilities to drive for success.

What is the size of the organization in terms of employment?

Johnson Matthey employs more than 12,600 people globally.

How does the company view its culture and people?

The company views its unique culture and people as a competitive advantage, contributing to its success.

What qualifications or background might be required for the Lead Researcher role?

While specific qualifications are not mentioned, a background in research and development, particularly in catalysis or materials science, would likely be beneficial for this role.

Will the Lead Researcher be involved in customer reporting?

Yes, the Lead Researcher will be involved in analyzing returned customer samples and producing high-quality customer reports.

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