6 materials scientist jobs at 5 companies in Florida
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Materials Engineer - Scientist
Zephyrhills, Florida, United States
$90k-$110k/yrOnsiteFull Time
Latham GroupNASDAQ: SWIM: Manufactures and sells residential in-ground swimming pools and covers.
2+ YOEMaster's (4+ yrs) or Ph.D. (2+ yrs) in materials-related field, experience with fiber-reinforced composites, resin chemistries, material characterization and DOE, ability to scale lab prototypes to production.
TRC Companies: Engineering and environmental consulting for infrastructure and energy projects.
3+ YOE3-5 years of experience with water and mold damage, moisture mapping, and hazardous building material testing; able to read floor plans; strong communication and teamwork; AHERA Asbestos Inspector and Florida Mold Assessor certifications; valid driver’s license; willing to travel.
Battelle: Conducts scientific research and manages national laboratories for clients.
Bachelor’s degree or equivalent experience in a related field; U.S. citizen able to obtain/maintain a security clearance; strong oral/written communication; experience with Microsoft Windows and Office; proactive, able to work independently and on teams.
Mapei: Manufactures chemical adhesives and sealants for the construction industry.
7+ YOEMaster's in relevant chemistry/materials field with 7+ years experience in building materials or polymer-modified asphalts; PhD preferred; supervisory experience preferred; proficiency with analytical techniques and statistical methods.
FTIR, Chromatography, DMA, DSC, Rheometry, Six Sigma
Research Scientist - Roofing and Waterproofing Products
Deerfield Beach, Florida, United States
OnsiteFull Time
Mapei: Manufactures chemical adhesives and sealants for the construction industry.
4+ YOEDevelop new and improved roofing and waterproofing products, perform advanced lab testing and scale-up, use material science and rheology, and manage multiple R&D projects.
AdventHealth: Non-profit health care system providing hospital and medical services.
Bachelor's in medical/clinical laboratory science or CLIA-equivalent training; ability to perform high-complexity testing, handle specimens and hazardous materials, train staff, and maintain records; strong attention to detail and computer skills.