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Kelly Science and Clinical seeks a Physical Properties Method Development Scientist in Jacksonville, FL for a long‑term opportunity. The role involves conducting routine tests (FTIR, UV-Vis, permeability, thickness) and developing new methods to support contact lens research and product claims.
The ideal candidate has a BS in Chemistry or related field, strong analytical and communication skills, and familiarity with data integrity and regulated environments.
Kelly Science and Clinical is looking for a passionate and driven Physical Properties Method Development Scientist to join one of our Global Medical Device clients in Jacksonville, FL for an exciting long‑term opportunity. If you love pushing the boundaries of science and want your work to genuinely impact people’s lives, this role is for you.
As a Kelly employee, you’ll enjoy a fully benefited, full‑time position including Medical and Dental coverage, 401(K), Paid Time Off covering holidays, vacation, and sick/personal time, along with a variety of additional benefits to choose from.
Pay Rate: $24-28.00/hr and up, based on experience
Shift: Monday – Friday | Day Shift
Duration: One year with strong potential to extend
Conduct routine testing using methods such as FTIR, UV-Vis, oxygen permeability, center thickness, temporal sessile drop, tensile properties, pervaporation rate, and refractive index. Work on development of new methods and experimental research in areas exploring contact lens surface wettability, as well as rates of permeation and evaporation through a contact lens. Collaborate with colleagues to research technical claims to use in marketing of products. Use electronic and physical lab notebooks for documentation, as well as analyze and review data per experimental findings.