Sr. Scientific Associate-Thermal Interface

Overview In this role you will lead product analysis and testing to drive development and optimization of adhesives and related materials. You’ll collaborate with product management, production and sourcing to bring new products to market, while maintaining safety, quality and environmental standards. You will analyze data, publish findings, and seek opportunities to advance technology and performance in electronics applications. This is a cross-functional, innovation-driven role that shapes product lines and customer value. Compensation / BenefitsHealth Insurance: medical, dental, visionWork-Life Balance: paid time off, flexible/hybrid work policies401k matching and employee share planannual performance bonusfamily support and scholarshipstuition reimbursement ResponsibilitiesLead product analysis and testing and document results in LIM systemsProvide technical support to customers and analyze results after product releaseRecord, organize and communicate experimental data and resultsExplore new technology, product or performance improvementsEnsure safety, environmental, and regulatory compliancePerform data analysis, draw conclusions and make recommendationsMaintain laboratory, storage areas and equipmentParticipate in scientific publications and forumsCollaborate with product management, production and sourcing to develop/nurture productsSupport manufacturing to ensure quality product deliveryAttend or present technical work at meetings and conferences Key requirementsPh.D in Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Materials Science or related field with 3+ years in product development; or MS in Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Materials Science/related field with 5+ years; or BS in Chemical Engineering, Chemistry, Materials Science/related field with 10 years in product development experiencestrong collaboration and teamworkclear communication and presentationproblem-solving and analytical thinkingheat transfer materials and thermal interface productspolymer science (polymer chemistry, structure-property relationships)rheology