Scientist, Materials & Adhesives Development

L&L Products; Romeo (MI); On-site; USD 90,000 - 130,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company-paid medical insurance

Onsite medical clinic

401K contributions

Wellness program

Job summary

L&L Products is seeking a Scientist to drive the creation of new technologies in structural and environmental sealing materials. You will approach problems with a technically fundamental mindset and lead development and testing protocols to explore new products and processes.

Expect to maintain expertise in physical, chemical, analytical, and formulation principles while advancing mechanistic understanding and collaborating globally.

Qualifications

• BS with 6+ years of product development experience, MS with 3+ years, or PhD in the sciences (chemistry or materials).
• Safety requirements in the laboratory and workspace must be maintained and improved.
• Versed in scientific methods, laboratory apparatus, and communication skills.

Responsibilities

• Create new technologies and solve problems in adhesive materials and processes.
• Plan and lead development and testing protocols for new products or tech creation.
• Develop mechanistic understanding of current products and processes through experiments.
• Support patent activities through filing, surveillance, and IP defense.
• Lead or mentor technicians and maintain laboratory safety practices.
• Maintain and upgrade laboratory workspace and equipment safety.

Skills

Scientific methods

Lab safety

Analytical thinking

Technical communication

Education

PhD in chemistry/material science

MS in chemistry/material science

BS in chemistry/material science

Job description

L&L Products is seeking a Scientist to drive the creation of new technologies in structural and environmental sealing materials. You will approach problems with a technically fundamental mindset and lead development and testing protocols to explore new products and processes.

Expect to maintain expertise in physical, chemical, analytical, and formulation principles while advancing mechanistic understanding and collaborating globally.