Chemical Research Engineer

Our client, a cutting-edge research and development organization, is seeking an innovative Chemical Research Engineer to join their team in Kimberley, Northern Cape
. This role is focused on exploring and developing new chemical processes and materials, pushing the boundaries of scientific innovation. You will be involved in conceptualizing experiments, conducting research, and analyzing results to drive advancements in chemical technology. The ideal candidate will possess a strong research aptitude, creativity, and a passion for scientific discovery. This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to pioneering research in Kimberley
.

• Conduct fundamental and applied research in chemical engineering and related fields.
• Design and perform laboratory experiments to test hypotheses and validate new concepts.
• Analyze experimental data, interpret results, and document findings in technical reports.
• Develop new chemical synthesis routes and optimize existing ones.
• Collaborate with other researchers and engineers on interdisciplinary projects.
• Evaluate and recommend new equipment and technologies for research purposes.
• Present research findings at internal meetings and external conferences.
• Contribute to patent applications and publications.

• Master's or Ph.D. in Chemical Engineering or a related scientific discipline.
• Proven track record of research experience, demonstrated through publications or patents.
• Strong knowledge of organic chemistry, physical chemistry, and analytical techniques.
• Experience with various laboratory techniques and equipment.
• Proficiency in data analysis software and scientific modeling tools.
• Excellent critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills.
• Ability to work independently and as part of a research team.
• A curious and innovative mindset.

Our client offers a competitive salary, comprehensive benefits package including medical aid and provident fund, opportunities for conference attendance and further education, and a stimulating research environment in Kimberley.