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Nuvoco Vistas Corporation (Nuvoco) is seeking an R&D Lab Chemist to drive formulation trials and material characterization for construction chemicals, including cementitious products and admixtures.
The role involves testing per IS/EN/ASTM standards, maintaining records, and collaborating with QC and pilot plant teams to support product development and quality improvements.
Job Description
JOB TITLE: R&D Lab Chemist - Construction & Building Materials
DEPARTMENT: Research & Development (R&D)
REPORTS TO: R&D Manager / Lead Scientist
Number of vacancies: 3 (Offroll)
JOB PURPOSE
Responsible for executing formulation trials, material characterization, performance testing, and analytical evaluation of new and existing construction chemical products - such as Cement, Readymix concrete, tile adhesives, dry-mix mortars, concrete admixtures, waterproofing chemicals and systems, adhesives and sealants - to drive product innovation and quality enhancement.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS & SKILLS
Education :B.Sc. (Chemistry / Applied Chemistry / Industrial Chemistry) OR Diploma in Chemical Engineering / Chemical Technology from a recognized Indian university/board.
Experience :1 - 3 years of practical hands‑on experience in an R&D or Product Development laboratory within construction chemicals, dry-mix mortars, cement, paints/coatings, or adhesives.
Technical Knowledge :Understanding of Cement and polymer chemistry basics, cement hydration, wet chemical testing techniques, and relevant IS/EN/ASTM testing standards.
Software Skills : Proficient in MS Excel (data logging and graph generation), Word, and PowerPoint for experiment reporting.
Soft Skills : Keen observation skills, curious and experimental mindset, structured record-keeping, and good technical communication skills.
Sample preparation : Skill in handling 10 - 15kg heavy cement, aggregate and concrete, cement mixing and casting, finishing, demolding, and curing concrete cylinders, cubes, and beams