Scientist Fluoropolymer Recycling (m/f/d)

DAIKIN Chem; Dortmund; Vor Ort; EUR 50.000 - 70.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

A leading company in the field of fluorochemicals is seeking a researcher to work on fluoropolymer recycling at their Innovation Center in Dortmund. The role involves conducting experiments, utilizing advanced equipment, and contributing to an EU-funded project aimed at developing sustainable technologies. Candidates should have a PhD or MSc in relevant fields and a strong background in recycling technology.

Leistungen

30+2 days annual paid vacation

Flexible working hours

Job ticket/free parking slots

Family support (kindergarten fee)

Friendly international working environment

Free fruit and beverages at the office

Qualifikationen

• PhD or MSc with polymer recycling experience.
• Experience with fluoropolymers is an advantage.
• Strong R&D drive and adherence to lab safety protocols.

Aufgaben

• Research new methodologies for fluoropolymer recycling.
• Utilize advanced equipment for analysis of recycled materials.
• Prepare technical reports and share results with partners.

Kenntnisse

Research and Development

Experimental Skills

Fluoropolymer Recycling

Chromatography

Lab Safety Protocols

Advanced English

Ausbildung

PhD in Material Chemistry or Polymer Engineering

MSc/MEng in Polymer Science

Tools

GC-MS

HPLC

Ion Chromatography

Jobbeschreibung

Daikin Chemical Europe GmbH - Positively Innovative

Since 1933, Daikin Industries has been involved in the research and production of fluorochemicals and is one of the world's foremost manufacturers of fluorochemical materials today. Daikin's unique expertise is essential to various industrial fields: with world-class technology, we offer a wide range of high-quality products with applications in automotive, semiconductors, healthcare, renewable energy, consumer cookware, wire and cable, textile and fabric treatment, paper and packaging, optics and displays, coatings, and more.

Our newly opened Innovation Center in Dortmund is dedicated to R&D, technical service, and marketing. Here, Daikin Chemical Europe is conducting research on new and sustainable technologies like electric mobility.

In this role, you will conduct research on fluoropolymer recycling as part of an EU-funded project and perform experiments using state-of-the-art equipment and new methodologies.

We are looking to fill this position from April 1st, 2025 on a fixed-term basis (3-year contract).

Your profile

• PhD in Material Chemistry, Polymer Engineering (or equivalent) with polymer recycling experience, or MSc/MEng in Polymer Science with 3+ years in recycling technology
• Experience with fluoropolymers is an advantage
• Basic knowledge of chromatography (especially Ion Chromatography) and sample preparation
• Strong R&D drive and experimental skills
• Adherence to lab safety protocols
• Advanced English language ability in speaking and writing (German a plus)

Main responsibilities

• Researching new methodologies for fluoropolymer recycling
• Utilizing advanced equipment to analyze fluoropolymer waste and recycled materials
• Ensuring safety in new recycling processes and advising partners on safety solutions
• Conducting experiments and feasibility studies
• Preparing technical reports for the EU and sharing results with project partners
• Preparing samples and conducting analytical measurements (GC-MS, IC, HPLC)
• Performing calibrations and maintaining operating procedures compliant with ISO standards

What we offer

• 37.5-hour working week and 30+2 days annual paid vacation
• Flexible working hours and remote working (hybrid model)
• Job ticket/free parking slots
• Family support (kindergarten fee)
• Friendly international working environment and the opportunity to contribute your own ideas in a growing and future-oriented company
• Free fruit and beverages at the office

Your application

We look forward to receiving your application, including your resume and certificates, as well as your salary expectations and notice period. A cover letter is welcome but not necessary.