Physical Chemist: Complex Fluids & Interfaces

ManpowerGroup Global, Inc.; Clark (NJ); On-site; USD 43,000 - 56,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical and Prescription Drug Plans

Dental Plan

Vision Plan

Health Savings Account

401(k), Plus Match

Weekly Pay

Job summary

ManpowerGroup Global, Inc. seeks a Post-Doctoral Researcher to join the Physical Chemistry & Transversal Research department in Clark, NJ. You will design protocols to characterize complex fluids, conduct multi-scale rheology studies, and measure interfacial tensions with state-of-the-art tensiometers.

The role requires a recent PhD in related fields and hands-on tensiometry experience, with collaboration across teams to apply findings to product development and durability testing.

Qualifications

• PhD in Physical Chemistry, Colloid Science, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, or closely related field.
• Deep knowledge in characterization of complex fluids.
• Hands-on experience with tensiometry techniques.
• Strong background in interfacial rheology.
• Understanding of surfactant science and self-assembly.

Responsibilities

• Pioneer new methodologies by designing and developing advanced protocols for characterizing complex fluids and multi-phasic systems.
• Conduct multi-scale rheological studies to understand flow behavior and viscoelastic properties.
• Utilize tensiometers to measure surface and interfacial tension for insights into kinetics and emulsification.
• Synthesize and interpret sophisticated physical chemistry data for formulation teams.
• Collaborate across departments to solve technical challenges and act as a scientific bridge.

Skills

Analytical mindset

Excellent communication

Collaborative spirit

Education

PhD in Physical Chemistry

Tools

Wilhelmy plate

Du Noüy ring

Pendant drop

Job description

ManpowerGroup Global, Inc. seeks a Post-Doctoral Researcher to join the Physical Chemistry & Transversal Research department in Clark, NJ. You will design protocols to characterize complex fluids, conduct multi-scale rheology studies, and measure interfacial tensions with state-of-the-art tensiometers.

The role requires a recent PhD in related fields and hands-on tensiometry experience, with collaboration across teams to apply findings to product development and durability testing.