Chemist I at Stylmark

Fridley, Minnesota, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

12 Mar, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

12 Dec, 25

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Chemistry, Aluminum Anodizing, Metal Finishing, Laboratory Skills, Safety Compliance, Problem-Solving, Communication, Attention to Detail, Organizational Skills, Production Support, Research & Development, Environmental Health & Safety, Customer Service, Technical Expertise, Training Skills, Process Improvement

Industry

Retail

Description

Description Stylmark, Inc. is an employee-owned, industry leader in aluminum fabrication and finishing. We are seeking an organized and analytical buyer/planner assistant to join our team. This is an excellent opportunity for individuals who take pride in quality work and enjoy working in a fast-paced, hands-on environment. We collaborate with customers in retail, hospitality, entertainment and commercial interiors to turn visions into a performing solution. Our custom capabilities and flexibility to problem-solve help bring their visions to life. We are an entrepreneurial, family-like environment where everyone’s ideas matter and add value. We have fun, collaborate and learn from each other. Stylmark offers a strong total compensation package including: Market competitive salary Employee Stock Ownership Plan Medical Dental Paid Time Off Holiday Pay Long Term Disability 401(k) / Roth with Employer Match Underground garage parking This role is responsible for research, process improvement, and technical support in aluminum anodizing and metal finishing. It combines laboratory research, production support, quality control, customer service, and safety compliance responsibilities to support Stylmark’s operations and employee-owners. Requirements We are seeking someone with a strong foundation in chemistry, technical expertise in aluminum anodizing and metal finishing processes, laboratory skills, and a commitment to safety and environmental health; with a combination of analytical, problem-solving, and communication abilities is essential for success in this position. Research & Development: Conducts experiments on anodizing processes, chemicals, finishes, and colors to improve quality, reduce costs, enhance efficiency, and ensure environmental and safety compliance. Prepares and presents detailed technical reports and trains staff on new processes. Production Support: Consults with manufacturing teams to solve anodizing problems, controls chemical processes on the anodizing line, conducts lab tests (titrations, solution analysis), adjusts bath chemistry, and maintains chemical inventories. Sample and Finish System: Produces and maintains customer finish samples, color samples, and a master finish library to meet customer and production needs. Environmental Health & Safety: Serves as a technical expert on chemical safety, supports EH&S training, maintains procedures and SDS records, oversees waste handling, and manages safety equipment and compliance tasks. Laboratory and Relationship Management: Maintains cleanliness and process control in the R&D lab and interacts with customers, vendors, and industry partners to exchange knowledge and strengthen relationships. Core Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Environmental Science, or a related field. Relevant certifications, such as those in anodizing processes or safety protocols, can be beneficial. Prior experience in laboratory or manufacturing environments, especially with metal finishing or anodizing, is strongly desired. Preferred Skills: Attention to detail and precision in experimental setup, documentation, and reporting. Strong problem-solving skills and adaptability when addressing process and safety challenges. Effective communication and training skills for presenting findings and training staff. Ability to collaborate with colleagues and interact professionally with customers and vendors. Computer literacy, especially with Microsoft Office and laboratory information systems. Organizational skills for managing chemical inventories, master sample libraries, and documentation.

Responsibilities

The Chemist I role involves conducting research and experiments to improve anodizing processes and providing technical support for production. It also includes maintaining safety compliance and managing laboratory operations.