Materials Scientist, 3D Printing Materials & Innovation

Formlabs; Somerville (MA); Hybrid; USD 75,000 - 142,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Robust equity program

Comprehensive healthcare coverage

401K matching

Parental Leave

Sabbatical Leave

Flexible Out of Office Plan

On-site parking

Job summary

Formlabs is seeking a Materials Scientist in Somerville, MA to lead research and development of new materials for 3D printing. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure materials print reliably on Formlabs hardware and software platforms.

The role emphasizes experimental design, rigorous data analysis, thorough documentation, and autonomous initiative to achieve swift, high-impact material advances.

Qualifications

• Creative and resourceful problem-solver with scientific rigor in a dynamic environment.
• Solid understanding of materials science and polymer development fundamentals.
• Passionate about testing, troubleshooting, and iterating with data-driven decisions.
• Ability to design and conduct rigorous experiments to optimize materials performance.

Responsibilities

• Conduct research and develop world-class materials for 3D printing from lab explorations to validation and commercialization.
• Collaborate with hardware and software engineers to ensure materials print seamlessly on our printers.
• Design and perform experiments, using results to inform materials improvements.
• Partner with product management, hardware, and software engineers to continuously improve materials.

Skills

Problem solving

Experimental design

Data analysis

Documentation

Autonomy

Education

BS/MS/PhD in a relevant science or engineering field

Tools

Python

Matlab

SQL

Job description

Formlabs is seeking a Materials Scientist in Somerville, MA to lead research and development of new materials for 3D printing. Collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure materials print reliably on Formlabs hardware and software platforms.

The role emphasizes experimental design, rigorous data analysis, thorough documentation, and autonomous initiative to achieve swift, high-impact material advances.