Process Chemistry Researcher

Process Chemistry Researcher

At Novus, our goal as a company is to inspire every animal producer and owner on the planet. As relentless advocates for intelligent nutrition, we deliver advanced technology, rooted in scientific research, designed to help their animals reach their full potential.

Driven by our passion for science and our intrinsic innovation, we will transform the animal nutrition industry through the power of intelligent nutrition. Working alongside animal producers and owners around the globe, we will help create a world where we feed solutions instead of treating problems. Novus' employees help bring this Vision and Mission to life. Our employees support our customers in over 85 countries worldwide.

We are always looking for dynamic people who share our mission to inspire animal producers and help animals reach their full potential.

General Responsibilities

Assist in the synthesis of products by following protocols provided by senior chemists. Perform and assist with chemical analysis and evaluate results. Maintain detailed and accurate records of experiments and findings. Work closely with cross-functional teams and communicate results to stakeholders. Adhere to the Novus Integrity System (NIS) and all policies and procedures related to position assignment.

Experience Requirements

A bachelor's degree in chemistry or chemical engineering is required, and 2+ years of laboratory experience performing synthetic work, or a master's degree with 0-2 years of experience in synthetic/process chemistry.

Skills Requirements

Strong knowledge of synthetic organic chemistry. Proficiency in laboratory techniques like FTIR, HPLC, and Rotoevaporation. Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills. Good communication and organization skills. Attention to detail.

Other Essential Skills and Physical/Safety Requirements

Proficient in Microsoft Office platforms. Ability to sit, walk, stand, bend, twist, reach with arms or hands, write & type. Ability to see, speak, hear, and smell. Must have depth perception, color vision, and peripheral vision. Must be able to use personal protective equipment as required by OSHA standards. Able to work around chemicals safely.

Cross-Functional Relationships

Work closely with analytical chemistry, formulation, and biochemistry groups.