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IISER Chemistry Teacher

Job Description

Job Summary

As one of our chemists, you have the opportunity to work with a team of scientists who create an engaging, exciting atmosphere full of learning and new discoveries. As you study substances at a molecular level, you enhance the quality of our products and even develop new products while determining how substances react to each other at the most basic level. A job as a chemist allows you to use your technical knowledge to create products and services that improve the world for the average consumer. Exercise your communication skills by working with a team as you focus on your scientific background while completing research as one of our highly-valued chemists.

Job Responsibilities

• Use spectroscopy, chromatography and spectrophotometry techniques to analyze inorganic and organic compounds to determine physical or chemical properties, structures, relationships, compositions or reactions.
• Introduce light, energy, heat or chemical catalysts to change the composition of various substances to document a qualitative or quantitative analysis.
• Clean and maintain laboratory equipment and instruments to guarantee all technology is in working order, and troubleshoot any problems or issues that arise with laboratory equipment.
• Prepare compounds, test solutions and reagents for the correct individuals in the laboratory to perform the appropriate test.
• Conduct monthly quality control tests to ensure that no equipment or compounds are contaminated by outside variables or environmental factors that can be controlled.
• Analyze and compile data from research tests to diagnose malfunctions or determine equipment or process operating efficiency.
• Educate additional personnel regarding the correct operating procedures to analyze physical properties or components of various materials.
• Order chemicals and other laboratory supplies weekly and keep a close watch on expiration dates to ensure quality control in the lab

Job Qualifications

Required:

• Bachelor’s degree in chemistry or closely related field
• Undergraduate-level classes in mathematics, organic chemistry, physical chemistry or physics
• At least one year of experience working in a scientific lab

Preferred:

• Master’s degree in chemistry or related field
• Study focus on environmental chemistry