Laboratory Technician (Electrochemistry) required on a temporary contract, based in North Cheshire. A recent degree in Chemistry or recent HND plus recent equivalent industrial experience is required. A background in Electrochemistry (either through recent education or recent work experience) is also required. Recent Chemistry graduates with a final year research project in Electrochemistry are encouraged to apply, as full training can be provided.
Title: Laboratory Technician (Electrochemistry)
Term: Temporary (~12 months)
SRG are working with one of Europe’s biggest chemical companies who produce a highly varied range of products. Based in North Cheshire, their Electrochemistry team is now looking to hire a Laboratory Technician on a temporary contract lasting around 12 months. This role is to support in the R&D department at a busy and exciting time for the team as they work on a new project, and will involve operating electrochemical test cell equipment, following experimental plans and test procedures. Recent Chemistry graduates with a final year research project in Electrochemistry are encouraged to apply, as full training can be given.
Benefits: Highly respected company with a long reputation and an excellent record of employee development. 36 working hours, 9am-5pm Monday to Friday with some flexibility on start and finish times. Full training can be provided.
Manage and construct small-scale micro-pilot test cells to assess the performance of new electrode coatings and execute experimental plans.
Collect and organize test data, presenting results in clear, concise formats for communication and presentation as needed.
Work independently in a chemical laboratory, preparing standard electrolyte solutions and performing physical characterization of products, including gas purity using gas chromatography, solution concentration using density, pH, and titration.
Process rig data into tables and graphs using MS Excel.
A recent degree in Chemistry or recent HND plus recent equivalent industrial experience is required.
A background in Electrochemistry (either through recent education or recent work experience)
Experience working in a safety-focussed laboratory, working with hazardous substances such as chlorine and caustic soda. Able to manage projects and time effectively
Competent and confident user of Microsoft Excel to collate and process large quantities of data.
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