 Fellow Chemists, Chemical Engineers and Scientists, I am still actively seeking both organic colloid chemists/engineers and an inorganic synthetic chemist. Please alert me if you have interest, referrals or suggestions.
Thank you,
Nick Meyler GM/President, Technology Division Wingate Dunross Associates, Inc ph (818)597-3200 ext. 211 email: nickm@wdsearch.com URL: www.wdsearch.com
TWO CARBON CHEMISTRY SEARCHES:
My client is a nanotechnology company using carbon nanotubes for the development of next-generation semiconductor devices. These devices include memory, logic, and other semiconductor products. In the field of memory, the company is developing a high-density nonvolatile Random Access Memory. The company's objective is to deliver a product that will replace all existing forms of memory, such as DRAM, SRAM and flash memory, with nonvolatile RAM. The potential applications for the nonvolatile memory my client is developing are extensive and include the ability to enable instant-on computers and to replace the memory in devices such as cell phones, MP3 players, digital cameras, and PDAs, as well as applications in the networking arena. Nonvolatile RAM can be manufactured for both standalone and embedded memory applications. My client is a successful, stable, and growing company that is a leader in the field of nanotechnology. If you are interested in a specific job opportunity, please send me a resume. Referrals and suggestions are always welcomed. (1) Senior Characterization Scientist (Semiconductors/Nanotechnology)
Job Description:
Scientist with 3-5 years experience with analytical chemistry, developing analytical methods, QC methods, validation tests for chemical products, such as colloidal systems and/or liquid carbon formulations, slurries or colloids, very good knowledge and understanding of:
colloidal systems stability and characterization
liquid carbon formulations properties and characterization
developing methods to characterize colloidal systems and/or carbon formulations
developing specifications sheets, developing and maintaining characterization data base
ISO specifications/requirements, development of ISO documentation, SPC
equipment used to characterize the above material(s)
Education: analytical chemist, colloids scientist, carbon chemist, chemist, PhD with more than 5 years experience in an industrial setting with focus on chemical analysis, analytical and QC method development, support of product development and validation.
(2) Senior Materials Scientist, Colloids (Semiconductors/Nanotechnology)
Job Description:
Scientist with 3-5 years experience with colloids, carbon chemistry, developing liquid carbon formulations, slurries or colloidal products, very good knowledge and understanding of:
colloidal systems development, stability and characterization
carbon properties, carbon chemistry and functionalization
developing liquid carbon formulations, slurries, colloidal systems
stability of such carbon formulations/slurries/colloidal systems
methods to characterize colloidal systems, liquid carbon formulations and their stability
equipment used to characterize the above material(s)
Education: colloids scientist, carbon chemist, chemist, material science, PhD with more than 5 years of experience in an industrial setting with focus on colloids and/or carbon chemistry and developing colloidal system or carbon based liquid formulations
LOCATIONS: Woburn, Massachusetts
RETAINED SEARCH FOR SYNTHETIC INORGANIC CHEMIST
(REVISED VERSION)
My very dynamic startup client in the Southwest seeks a synthetic inorganic chemist, or *chemical physicist*. The applicant should have a Ph.D. in, Chemistry, Physics or Materials Science with at least 10 years of hands-on laboratory experience synthesizing and processing complex oxides using both wet chemical and thin film techniques. *Knowledge of Solid State Physics is important*.
The successful candidate will work with scientists and engineers inside and outside of the company to design, synthesize, characterize and test materials that have application specific properties. So, a crucial skill of the successful applicant will be the ability to relate a material's chemical composition and structure to its thermal, electrical and magnetic properties.
We are seeking a self-motivated, self directed individual who will help establish their own work environment, including building a team to support the overall goal of developing novel materials. The successful candidate will be expected to help write patents, and other activities related to building an intellectual property portfolio.
We will particularly look for evidence of:
Experience in *inorganic chemistry or chemical physics*
*(Please give examples and details)*
Experience in relating material details (composition, structure, microstructure) to properties and performance at the material, device, and application levels.
A strong technical background and an aptitude for conducting research in a commercial environment.
Excellent interpersonal communication skills.
Ability to plan, organize and lead research teams.
Please send resumes to
NOTE: Asterisks (*) mark changes from the original description
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