Product Development Chemist
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Location: Site-based with hybrid flexibility after training
Salary: Up to £35,000 per annum + benefits package
Hours: 37.5 hours per week, Monday to Friday
Bonus: Annual discretionary bonus opportunity (up to 10%)
Annual Leave: 25 days plus statutory holidays
Are you a scientifically minded professional looking to be involved in the development of advanced fuel technologies? We are recruiting for a Product Development Chemist to join an established and innovative organisation supplying specialist solutions to industries including motorsport, aviation, energy and automotive sectors.
This opportunity offers a blend of laboratory work, technical project coordination and product innovation, allowing you to be involved throughout the lifecycle of new and existing fuel formulations.
The Opportunity
As part of a specialist technical team, you will play a central role in creating and refining bespoke fuel blends, supporting product development programmes and ensuring projects are delivered successfully from concept through to commercial release.
Working cross-functionally with production, purchasing and commercial departments, you will help solve technical challenges, identify opportunities for product enhancement and provide expert guidance to both colleagues and customers.
Key Duties
- Lead and coordinate a variety of technical and product development projects.
- Design, evaluate and optimise specialist fuel formulations.
- Investigate and resolve technical issues across manufacturing, logistics and product performance.
- Support the introduction of new products and applications.
- Assist with the evaluation, approval and specification of raw materials.
- Offer technical support to customers and attend meetings when required.
- Drive continuous improvement initiatives across technical processes.
- Share knowledge and provide guidance to team members where needed.
Candidate Profile
To be considered, you should possess:
- A degree in Chemistry or a closely related scientific discipline.
- Practical laboratory experience gained within a scientific or chemical environment.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving capabilities.
- Excellent communication and organisational skills.
- Ability to effectively manage competing priorities. xgikmsk
- A quality-focused approach with a strong awareness of safety standards.
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Product Development Scientist employer: Adore Recruitment Ltd
Join a dynamic and supportive team in Essex, where your Chemistry degree can lead to a fulfilling career in manufacturing. With comprehensive training, long-term career progression, and exposure to advanced production operations, this role offers a unique opportunity to grow within a specialist environment that prioritises safety, quality, and continuous improvement.
