Process Development Engineer, Polymer Scale-Up & R&D
CPS, Inc.
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Job summary
CPS, Inc. is seeking a Process Development Engineer to support the development of new processes within its R&D facilities in Chicago and NW Indiana. The role focuses on process R&D activities across two nearby sites.
The position requires an advanced degree in Chemical Engineering or Polymer Science and a minimum of 4 years of post-graduate scale-up and process modelling experience, specifically in thin films or coatings. Salary ranges are provided and a bonus is possible.
Qualifications
- Requires an advanced degree in Chemical Engineering or Polymer Science.
- Minimum of 4 years post-graduate scale-up and process modelling experience in thin films or coatings.
Responsibilities
- Support development of new processes within R&D facilities in Chicago and NW Indiana.
- Conduct process modelling and scale-up activities for thin films or coatings.
Skills
Education
Job description
CPS, Inc. is seeking a Process Development Engineer to support the development of new processes within its R&D facilities in Chicago and NW Indiana. The role focuses on process R&D activities across two nearby sites.
The position requires an advanced degree in Chemical Engineering or Polymer Science and a minimum of 4 years of post-graduate scale-up and process modelling experience, specifically in thin films or coatings. Salary ranges are provided and a bonus is possible.
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