Entry-Level Research Technician: Lab Testing & Development

LG; Evansville (IN); On-site; USD 21,593 - 30,754; Full time

Job summary

LG is seeking a Research Technician in Evansville, Indiana, to support product development and testing. This first shift position operates Monday through Friday from 7:00am - 3:30pm in an advanced lab environment. Responsibilities include batch production, maintaining test records, and technical support across departments.

No prior experience is necessary as internal training will be provided. The starting wage is $19.00 per hour and candidates must comply with safety practices while working with chemicals.

Qualifications

• No experience required; internal training is provided.
• Trained in techniques as per the Research & Development Laboratory Personnel Training Records.

Responsibilities

• Produce and test sample batches.
• Maintain records of product development.
• Prepare test data and samples for product submissions.
• Test new supplies of raw materials.
• Maintain raw material records and submit SDS for samples.
• Provide technical support for plant trials.
• Submit new gages to Quality Assurance for initiation of calibration records.
• Perform yearly testing and maintain records as required.
• Handle hazardous waste safely.
• Adhere to safe work practices with chemicals and process equipment.
• Maintain an organized and clean work environment.

Skills

Good communication skills

Excellent organizational skills

Strong analytical skills

Interpersonal skills

Proficiency in Microsoft Office

Education

High School Diploma

Job description

LG is seeking a Research Technician in Evansville, Indiana, to support product development and testing. This first shift position operates Monday through Friday from 7:00am - 3:30pm in an advanced lab environment. Responsibilities include batch production, maintaining test records, and technical support across departments.

No prior experience is necessary as internal training will be provided. The starting wage is $19.00 per hour and candidates must comply with safety practices while working with chemicals.