Quick Info
Salary Range
$1 - $1
Job Type
Full TimeSpecialty Skills
synthetic chemistryprocess optimizationstructure-performance relationshipshigh-throughput chemistryautomationmachine learningmodelingstatistical analysisprocess developmentscale-uptroubleshooting
About the Role
As a Senior Scientist within Lubrizol’s Chemical Design and Synthesis department, you’ll play a pivotal role in inventing and developing molecules with unique properties to meet evolving business needs. This role is ideal for someone who thrives on creativity, problem-solving, and collaboration in a global research environment.
You’ll lead synthetic projects, optimize processes for commercialization, and develop structure-performance relationships to guide innovation. Your work will directly impact product development, sustainability initiatives, and technical support for existing products.
You bring strong expertise in synthetic chemistry and a passion for driving scientific innovation. You’re analytical, adaptable, and skilled at managing multiple projects while mentoring junior team members.
You will also bring:
* PhD in synthetic chemistry with post-doctoral or industrial experience
* Proven ability to solve technical challenges using scientific logic and creativity
* Track record of innovative thinking and accomplishments
* Excellent communication and interpersonal skills for success in a global, multidisciplinary environment
* Strong project management skills and ability to meet deadlines
* Proficiency in IT tools (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Chemdraw or equivalent)
Experience with the following is a plus:
* High-throughput chemistry and automation
* Machine learning applications in chemistry
* Modelling and statistical analysis
* Process development, scale-up, and troubleshooting plant processes
About Lubrizol
Lubrizol is a global science-based company delivering sustainable specialty chemical solutions for mobility, well-being, and modern life, with a growing focus on biotechnology for skincare and medical applications.
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