Energetics Chemist (Graduates considered)

JR United Kingdom; Basildon; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 50,000; Full time

Job summary

Join a world-leading Rocket Propulsion Technology organization as an Energetics Chemist in Basildon. This role involves research, development, and manufacturing of materials under extreme conditions. Candidates will receive specialist training, providing an excellent opportunity for recent graduates or those looking to enhance their expertise in this technical field.

Qualifications

• Candidates may not have knowledge in all aspects, training provided.
• On-the-job training to build skills.

Responsibilities

• Developing and monitoring propellant to meet energy requirements.
• Qualifying materials according to recognized standards.
• Researching and testing materials using processing methods.

Skills

Research and Development

Material Management

Manufacturing Process Improvement

Job description

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Energetics Chemist (Graduates considered), Basildon

Client:

CBSbutler

Location:

Basildon, United Kingdom

Job Category:

Other

EU work permit required:

Yes

Job Views:

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Posted:

04.06.2025

Expiry Date:

19.07.2025

Job Description:

• Salary dependent on experience

A truly unique opportunity to join a world-leading Rocket Propulsion Technology organisation!

Working within the Energetics and Materials Team, you will be responsible for the research, development, clearance, and manufacture of materials and products to meet demanding requirements.

These include physical, chemical, thermal, mechanical, and ballistic properties under extreme conditions of temperature, pressure, and vibration.

Given the nature of the role, candidates may not have knowledge and experience in all aspects. Successful candidates will attend specialist training courses and conferences to develop their expertise, alongside on-the-job training to build necessary skills and competencies.

Technical Responsibilities - Energetics Chemist

• Developing and monitoring propellant to meet energy, mechanical, and ballistic requirements.
• Improving, driving efficiencies, and standardising manufacturing processes.
• Qualifying propellant and materials according to recognised defence and internal standards.
• Managing materials (stocks, quality, performance, legislation) to meet strict design requirements.
• Supporting, monitoring, and improving manufacturing processes.
• Qualifying materials in accordance with standards.
• Clearing ingredients and finished materials for manufacturing.
• Researching and testing materials using known and novel processing methods, including mixing technology.