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Advanced Engineer, Product Technology

Develop innovative polymer formulations to enable new applications and properties
Shanghai
Mid-Level
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Celanese

Celanese

A global chemical and specialty materials company that produces acetyl products, engineered polymers, and other chemical intermediates.

Job Overview

PD/PS for HPN

Responsibilities

Purpose and Summary of position:

  • The successful candidate will develop new products for HTN and LCPA product lines and collaborate with cross functional teams globally to commercialize these products.
  • Work with external and internal customers to translate functional requirements to product requirements.
  • Use a variety of sources and ideation techniques to develop new technology concepts that enable new product properties as well as applications.
  • Develop new product formulations and characterize for mechanical, thermal and other properties.
  • Work closely with other R&D teams, commercial, and manufacturing teams to accelerate technology commercialization.
  • Develop and establish intellectual property through filing of patents and documenting trade secrets.

Qualifications

Required Knowledge/Skills/Abilities:

  • Ph.D. Chemical Engineering/Chemistry/Polymer Science or Engineering/Materials Science.
  • 3 years and above experience.
  • Self-starter, goal-oriented, hands-on individual with drive for solving problems and finding innovative solutions in a timely manner.
  • Strong communication skills to work effectively in a global environment. Fluency in English (written and spoken) is a must.
  • Working knowledge of design of experiments.
  • Works safely in the laboratory or plant setting.
  • Working knowledge of polymer synthesis and processing (compounding/ pultrusion).
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Advanced Engineer, Product Technology
Shanghai
Engineering
About Celanese
A global chemical and specialty materials company that produces acetyl products, engineered polymers, and other chemical intermediates.