Day to Day Responsibilities
Perform laboratory experiments to support troubleshooting efforts, develop innovative processes, and prototype new products in glass finishing, with a particular focus on glass etching, ion-exchange, cleaning, and mechanical finishing.
Serve as the primary link between the research team and production units, offering on-site support as needed to enable smooth integration and adoption of lab-developed technologies. Work collaboratively with teams to guarantee the successful implementation of new processes.
Oversee and manage test requests from various business units, ensuring timely execution of high-priority tasks while contributing to the development of new testing methodologies.
Experiences/Education - Required
Education: Master's or Ph.D. in Chemistry, Materials Science, or a related field.
Experience: >3 years of R&D experience in inorganic materials. Candidates with experience in glass or ceramic processing will be given preference.
Required Skills
Proficiency in at least one material surface processing method, such as chemical etching, surface strengthening, precision cleaning, or mechanical finishing.
Strong skills and mindset in design of experiment (DOE).
Familiarity with common material characterization techniques, including but not limited to SEM, XRD, and ICP.
Desired Skills
Pilot or Production Line Experience: Prior experience in pilot-scale processes or production line operations is highly preferred.
Mechanical, Programming, and Material Simulation Skills: Skills in mechanical work, programming, or material simulation are considered a plus.
Project Management Experience: Experience in managing projects is an added advantage.
Soft Skills
Self-Motivation and Fast Learning.
Excellent communication and teamwork skills, with fluency in both Chinese and English for effective bilingual interaction.
Demonstrates solid work habits, attention to detail, and adherence to technical ethics.
Possesses a creative mindset and the courage to tackle challenging problems.