Process Development Engineer — Coatings & Thin Films R&D
CPS Inc.
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Job summary
CPS Inc. in Chicago, IL is seeking a Process Development Engineer to drive the development of new processes in our R&D facilities, with focus on scale-up and process modelling for thin films or coatings across both Chicago and Northwest Indiana.
The ideal candidate holds an advanced degree in Chemical Engineering or Polymer Science and has at least 4 years of post-graduate scale-up and modelling experience. A bonus is offered for successful process improvements.
Qualifications
- Advanced degree in Chemical Engineering or Polymer Science.
- Minimum of 4 years post-graduate scale-up and process modelling experience with thin films or coatings.
- Experience in process modelling and scale-up required.
Responsibilities
- Support the development of new processes within the R&D facilities and work on process R&D activities in both facilities.
Skills
Education
Job description
CPS Inc. in Chicago, IL is seeking a Process Development Engineer to drive the development of new processes in our R&D facilities, with focus on scale-up and process modelling for thin films or coatings across both Chicago and Northwest Indiana.
The ideal candidate holds an advanced degree in Chemical Engineering or Polymer Science and has at least 4 years of post-graduate scale-up and modelling experience. A bonus is offered for successful process improvements.
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