Ink Chemist: Formulations & Process Expert

Hewlett Packard Enterprise; Singapore; On-site; SGD 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Job summary

HP Ink Chemist role at the Tuas ink plant in Singapore focuses on ensuring ink quality and supporting new product introductions for HP Large Format Production platforms. You will work with chemists, engineers, and external partners to understand materials, processes, and equipment interactions, driving product performance and reliability.

Ideal candidates have a degree in Chemistry or related fields, 3+ years in high-tech manufacturing or R&D, and strong problem-solving and collaborative skills

Qualifications

• Undergraduate or postgraduate degree in Chemistry, Material Science, Material Engineering or related field.
• At least 3 years of experience in a high tech manufacturing or R&D environment.
• Experienced with chemistry concepts, practices, and laboratory procedures.
• Proven strong problem solving, analytical skill & growth mindset.
• Strong understanding and experience in designing chemical formulations and processes and associated production tooling and processes.

Responsibilities

• Acquire knowledge on Ink Chemistry from raw materials to finished ink product.
• Qualify raw materials/process/formulation changes and new product introductions.
• Collaborate with product/process engineers for ink characterization/margins study, product FMEA and process HAZOP.
• Define and implement chemical and process analysis and test plans to evaluate formulations and resolve manufacturing issues.
• Work with material/product engineers on raw materials qualification and issue investigation.
• Partner with San Diego team on deliverables and travel to US for short periods when required.

Skills

Chemistry

Analytical skills

Teamwork across geographies

Education

Chemistry degree

Material Science/Engineering

Job description

HP Ink Chemist role at the Tuas ink plant in Singapore focuses on ensuring ink quality and supporting new product introductions for HP Large Format Production platforms. You will work with chemists, engineers, and external partners to understand materials, processes, and equipment interactions, driving product performance and reliability.

Ideal candidates have a degree in Chemistry or related fields, 3+ years in high-tech manufacturing or R&D, and strong problem-solving and collaborative skills