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Head of Chemistry R&D - Thornton, CO (Day Shift)
Posted: 11/04/2026
OVERVIEW
Don’t come to work for Sashco. Come to Create Excellence. We manufacture caulks, sealants, and wood stains. Are you deep in polymer chemistry? Do you like formulation? As the Head of R&D and a Leadership Team member, we need your energy, creativity, and wisdom. Generate successful pathways to team growth and raise the bar on innovation and product performance. Adopt new technologies and system improvements which enhance efficiency and staff satisfaction. Create a highly productive R&D function that knows how to focus efforts on innovation, product improvements, and cost savings. Understand Marketing, Production, Sales, and Finance. Broaden our vision. If this fits your passion and experience, please apply.
Sashco is a 90-years-young family owned, fast paced, manufacturer of caulking, stains, and sealants for the housing industry. We recently moved to a brand new 2.5X larger facility with a state-of-the-art laboratory and manufacturing plant in Thornton (Denver) Colorado. We are skilled at marketing and driven by innovation. Consider joining Sashco and become part of our vision to dominate high performance in every segment we enter.
KEY FUNCTIONS
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- Participate on the Leadership Team making company-wide decisions and contributing to long and short ranges plans.
- Develop the strategic plan for the R&D team.
- Lead, inspire, and manage the R&D team.
- Identify new opportunities for growth in technology and channels
- Measure performance and productivity.
- Provide technical direction and oversight in formulating new/upgraded products..
- Get on the bench and in the goop yourself!
- Support Sales, Marketing, Production, and Customer Service
- Increase analytical tools (DOE, AI, etc)
- Leverage the operational budget as an investment aligned with the company plan.
QUALIFICATIONS
We want to hear from you if you have/are:
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- Bachelor of Science degree (or higher) in Chemistry
- Ability to provide technical help to R&D staff
- 10+ years of progressive career growth including management of teams.
- Experience functioning on top leadership teams.
- Creativity and valuable networking contacts.
For Salary information and to apply, click here.
Posted: 10/30/2026
The Account Manager is responsible for managing and growing Teckrez’s Pressure Sensitive Adhesives (PSA) market business. This role oversees an established customer portfolio representing approximately $10 million to $15 million in annual sales, with a focus on maintaining strong customer relationships, protecting existing business, driving revenue growth, and identifying new opportunities for Teckrez’s hydrocarbon and specialty resins.
The new Account Manager will work alongside our retiring PSA specialist from early Q1 through May 2027. This overlap will provide time for joint customer visits, product and application training, and a deliberate transfer of account relationships and active projects.
Position reports to Sales Manager - Resins
KEY ROLES & RESPONSIBILITIES
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- Manage PSA customer relationships and develop account plans that support retention, growth, and long-term partnership value.
- Identify and win new resin opportunities with existing customers and prospective PSA manufacturers.
- Understand customers’ formulations, qualification processes, purchasing needs, and commercial priorities.
- Lead pricing and contract discussions to achieve sales and margin goals.
- Work with product development, supply chain, operations, and suppliers to advance projects and resolve customer needs.
- Maintain accurate opportunities, next actions, forecasts, and account plans in Teckrez’s CRM.
- Share insight on PSA market trends, competitors, pricing, and supply conditions.
REQUIREMENTS
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- Five or more years of experience in specialty chemicals, adhesives, resins, or a related industry, with demonstrated success in sales, business development, or technical service.
- Hands-on experience in the PSA market is strongly preferred, including familiarity with tackifier selection, adhesive applications, and customer qualification processes.
- Proven ability to manage significant accounts, develop new business, and work effectively across commercial and technical teams.
- Strong communication, negotiation, planning, and problem-solving skills.
- Bachelor’s degree in chemistry, chemical engineering, business, or a related field preferred.
- Ideally based in the Southeast or Northeast United States near a major airport, with willingness to travel regularly for customer and supplier meetings. Travel may be up to 50%.
OUR CORE VALUES
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- Customers & Suppliers Focused - Prioritize external and internal customer and supplier outcomes.
- Honest and Transparent - We readily share methods because we are proud of how we do things, and we work in the best interests of our customers and suppliers.
- Enthusiastic and Engaged - We are determined to support the Teckrez Vision, consistently execute on our processes, and maintain our winning culture.
- Expertise - Continuously learn so we can remain at the forefront of our industry. This enables us to help our customers and suppliers succeed. We rely on data, expertise, and experience.
- Future Oriented - Prioritize our long-term goals and success over short-term results.
- Customers & Suppliers Focused - Prioritize external and internal customer and supplier outcomes.
For more information and to apply, click here.
Chemist - Danvers, MA (Full Time)
Posted: 10/23/2026
COMPANY DESCRIPTION
ITW Performance Polymers is a Division within ITW’s Polymers & Fluids segment with headquarters in Massachusetts with additional operations in Pennsylvania, Florida, and Shannon, Ireland. Performance Polymers is a world leader in the research, development, and manufacturing of structural and semi-structural adhesives, grouting and chocking compounds, sprayable syntactic materials and wear-resistant coatings and repair compounds. Our products are designed to reduce customers’ costs by eliminating steps in their manufacturing processes, reducing the number of parts in an assembly or improving the quality of assembled finished goods. These high-quality, differentiated solutions are widely used in markets including wind, transportation, marine, electronics, mining, petrochemical, and other industrial OEM & MRO applications.
SUMMARY
Our Engineering team plays an important role in our equipment implementation, design, maintenance, safety, and operational success. As an Automation Engineer, you will get to work in a fast-paced and dynamic environment, leveraging your entrepreneurial spirit and passion for problem solving to proactively improve production and safety outcomes. This is an exciting opportunity to make a significant operational impact for a Division within a Fortune 200 organization!
This position is based onsite in Danvers, MA.
ITW’S BUSINESS MODEL & CULTURE
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We have an environment shaped by our decentralized, entrepreneurial culture that brings our exciting ideas to life. Our people thrive in our “flexibility within the framework” approach.
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We are committed to providing you with growth and development opportunities that maximize your unique potential.
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Our culture empowers you to think and act like a business owner – we want your entrepreneurial spirit to thrive!
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Be a part of One ITW/One Team, where everyone’s contribution matters in our quest to achieve our full potential.
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We live by our Core Values: simplicity, sharing risk, integrity, respect, and trust.
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YOU MIGHT LIKE THIS JOB IF YOU ARE/HAVE…
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Interested in hands-on design and implementation of equipment in a chemical plant environment.
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Someone who enjoys being on the plant floor and working with the operations teams.
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Comfortable troubleshooting equipment and optimizing performance.
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Motivated by improving safety, reliability, and uptime in real processes.
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PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
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Support installation, integration, and startup of new automation and process equipment that will improve batch processing speed, reliability, quality, as well as process and operational safety.
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Troubleshoot electrical, controls, and instrumentation issues and work with maintenance team and external contractors to correct issues impacting plant uptime.
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Implement safety initiatives and STOP Card projects which identify and correct site or personnel safety hazards.
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Provide field support during startups, process upsets, and abnormal operating conditions.
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Modify and troubleshoot basic PLC and HMI systems to support new equipment and process improvements.
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Work with various contractors and vendors during equipment installation and commissioning.
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Support OSHA Process Safety Management (PSM) elements including Management of Change (MOC), Pre-Startup Safety. Review (PSSR), Mechanical Integrity, Procedural creation.
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Participate in Process Hazard Analyses (PHAs/HAZOPs) and implement electrical and control-related safeguards.
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Lead electrical root cause analysis and implement permanent corrective actions.
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Ensure compliance with NEC, and hazardous area classification requirements (Explosion Proof Class 1&2, Div 1&2).
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Develop and maintain electrical drawings, schematics, loop diagrams, and any associated documentation necessary.
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Support electrical scope development for capital and reliability projects.
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Lead small to mid-sized electrical and automation projects.
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Promote, support, and adhere to all safety, environmental and quality related policies and procedures
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QUALIFICATIONS, SKILLS & COMPETENCIES
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Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or related field.
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5+ years of experience in automation of chemical, process, or industrial manufacturing environments.
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Working knowledge of PLCs, power and control wiring, and industrial electrical systems.
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Experience installing new automation equipment for industrial manufacturing applications and integrating into existing manufacturing processes.
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Experience supporting operations in a live production environment - specific experience in an electrically rated production environment or Process Safety Management (PSM) facility is a plus.
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Experience working with Ignition or Factory Talk software preferred.
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Familiarity with OSHA PSM requirements.
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Strong troubleshooting and communication skills.
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For more information and to apply, click here.
Chemist - Danvers, MA (Full Time)
Posted: 10/23/2026
SUMMARY
Our Research and Development team plays an important role in our business and product development success. As a Product Development Chemist, you will get to work in a fast-paced and dynamic environment, leveraging your entrepreneurial spirit, investigative abilities, and customer-relationship skills, to create great product development outcomes. This is an exciting opportunity to design, develop, and scale-up differentiated commercial products in a rapidly growing environment!
ITW’S BUSINESS MODEL & CULTURE
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- We have an environment shaped by our decentralized, entrepreneurial culture that brings our exciting ideas to life. Our people thrive in our “flexibility within the framework” approach.
- We are committed to providing you with growth and development opportunities that maximize your unique potential.
- Our culture empowers you to think and act like a business owner – we want your entrepreneurial spirit to thrive!
- Be a part of One ITW/One Team, where everyone’s contribution matters in our quest to achieve our full potential.
- We live by our Core Values:
- We focus on the essential core of each business opportunity, fostering simplicity in how we think and execute.
- We gain strength through trial and error and work as a team through jointly sharing risk.
- We treat our customers and suppliers with integrity and transparency, and constantly strive to do the right thing.
- We deeply respect diversity at every level of the company and consequently promote an open environment where innovations can emerge from our various backgrounds and experiences.
- We trust our team members and are confident that they each work to the highest professional standards and in the company’s best interests.
- We have an environment shaped by our decentralized, entrepreneurial culture that brings our exciting ideas to life. Our people thrive in our “flexibility within the framework” approach.
YOU MIGHT LIKE THIS JOB IF YOU ENJOY/ARE GOOD AT…
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- Are an entrepreneurial self-starter. You take initiative and ownership of your surroundings and constantly seek to find ways to improve.
- Thrive in a fast-paced environment that keeps you on your toes – you love a good challenge and stay calm under pressure.
- Are resilient. You enjoy finding solutions to complex challenges and do so with poise and resolve.
- Love putting together the pieces of a puzzle and constantly seek to understand the whole picture. .
- Are an entrepreneurial self-starter. You take initiative and ownership of your surroundings and constantly seek to find ways to improve.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
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- Develop new acrylic, polyurethane, and epoxy adhesive compositions for the alternative energy, transportation, wear & abrasion, and general industrial markets.
- Innovate with polymers, catalysts, modifiers, and monomers in adhesives to fulfill unmet customer/application needs for developing differentiated products while complying with adopted ISO requirements.
- Manage technical aspects of assigned projects within ITW’s stage-gate process in conjunction with a project manager.
- Conduct patent searches to monitor competitive innovations and generate intellectual property in own area of development in the form of patents, formulation know-how, and trade secrets.
- Participate in the scale up of formulations from lab scale to mid- and full-size commercial batches. Coordinate and work with internal departments on the technology transfer for scale-up, commercialization, and determine the appropriate design and product specifications to maximize ease of manufacturing and customer application.
- Provide short- and long-term support for current products to maintain ITW’s reputation for quality and performance by qualifying alternative sources of raw materials and validating performance.
- Manage multiple projects/tasks independently and as part of a team and fully utilize analytical laboratory equipment.
- Work hands-on in the laboratory, when necessary, manage the daily activities of a research lab technician(s).
- Promote, support, and adhere to all safety, environmental, and quality policies and procedures.
SKILLS & COMPETENCIES
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- MS or PhD in Organic or Polymer Chemistry
- 4-10 years of industrial R&D experience in product development roles.
- Adhesives and coatings formulation experience strongly preferred.
- Strong computer, organizational, and destructive and mechanical testing skills are required. Fluency with Word, Excel, and Access.
- Experience with polymer testing equipment (DSC, TGA, Rheometer, Instron) highly preferred.
- Successful experience developing adhesives/coatings in a commercial setting.
- Must be willing to collaborate and work in teams to advance ideas and projects.
- Must possess excellent communication, organizational, analytical, and investigative skills.
- Must be a practical, hands-on chemist/scientist with excellent formulation skills and problem-solving ability..
- MS or PhD in Organic or Polymer Chemistry
For more information and to apply, click here.
Product Chemist - Danvers, MA
Posted: 10/23/2026
SUMMARY
Our Research and Development team plays an important role in our business and product development success. As a Product Chemist, you will get to work in a fast-paced and dynamic environment, leveraging your entrepreneurial spirit, investigative abilities, and customer-relationship skills, to create and sustain a robust portfolio of chemistries, materials technologies, and products. As we grow the business, this role may transition to develop new products & enhance R&D capabilities. This is an exciting opportunity to grow your R&D career at a division within a Fortune 200 organization!
ITW’S BUSINESS MODEL & CULTURE
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- We have an environment shaped by our decentralized, entrepreneurial culture that brings our exciting ideas to life. Our people thrive in our “flexibility within the framework” approach.
- We are committed to providing you with growth and development opportunities that maximize your unique potential.
- Our culture empowers you to think and act like a business owner – we want your entrepreneurial spirit to thrive!
- Be a part of One ITW/One Team, where everyone’s contribution matters in our quest to achieve our full potential.
- We live by our Core Values: Trust, Respect, Integrity, Simplicity, and Shared Risk.
YOU MIGHT LIKE THIS JOB IF YOU ENJOY/ARE GOOD AT…
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- Are an entrepreneurial self-starter. You take initiative and ownership of your surroundings and constantly seek to find ways to improve.
- Thrive in a fast-paced environment that keeps you on your toes – you love a good challenge and stay calm under pressure.
- Are resilient. You enjoy finding solutions to complex challenges and do so with poise and resolve.
- Love putting together the pieces of a puzzle and constantly seek to understand the whole picture.
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES
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- Support chemical and material formulation changes and implementation of acrylic, polyurethane, and epoxy adhesive compositions for the energy, transportation, wear & abrasion, and general industrial markets.
- Transfer technology and products from across sites and geographies by understanding monomers, polymers, catalysts, modifiers, in specialty adhesives & coatings while complying with adopted ISO requirements.
- Provide short- and long-term support for current products to maintain ITW’s reputation for quality and performance by qualifying alternative sources of raw materials and validating performance.
- Manage multiple projects/tasks independently and as part of a team and fully utilize analytical laboratory equipment.
- Work hands-on in the laboratory and, when necessary, collaborate with and guide activities of a research lab technician(s).
- When necessary, support improvements of laboratory capabilities at Danvers.
- Promote, support, and adhere to all safety, environmental, and quality policies and procedures.
SKILLS & COMPETENCIES
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- Bachelors or Masters in Chemistry with emphasis on polymers and materials.
- 0-5 years of hands-on industrial R&D experience in chemical product development roles.
- Adhesives and coatings formulation experience preferred.
- Strong computer, organizational, and destructive and mechanical testing skills are required.
- Fluency with Word, Excel, and Access. Experience with polymer testing equipment (DSC, TGA, Rheometer, Instron) preferred.
- Must be willing to collaborate and work in teams to advance ideas and projects.
- Must possess excellent communication, organizational, analytical, and investigative skills.
- Must be a practical, hands-on chemist/scientist with excellent formulation skills and problem-solving ability.
For more information and to apply, click here.
Product Stewardship & Regulatory Affairs Leader - Westerville, OH (Hybrid)
Posted: 9/18/2026
About Matrix Adhesives Group
Founded in 2021, Matrix Adhesives Group is a growth-driven company committed to delivering high-performance bonding and sealing solutions across diverse industries. We bring together some of the most trusted and innovative brands in the adhesives and sealants market - each with a proven legacy of quality, performance, and reliability.
Our portfolio includes industry-leading names–each contributing unique expertise and capabilities to meet the evolving needs of our customers. Through our brands, we offer a comprehensive range of products engineered for construction, industrial, commercial, and specialty applications.
At the core of our business is a relentless focus on operational excellence, customer partnership, and cutting-edge research and development. We don’t just supply adhesives. We help build stronger, safer, and more efficient systems for the future.
Matrix Adhesives Group is more than a supplier. We are your collaborative partner backed by a powerhouse of leading brands - committed to performance, innovation, and long-term value.
In this newly established role, you'll be responsible for leading a collaborative effort building and executing the company’s global Product Stewardship and Regulatory Affairs program, ensuring adherence to federal, state, and international regulations while enabling business growth, innovation, and risk reduction.
You'll serve as the company’s expert in product regulatory compliance, product safety, hazard communication, and customer regulatory support, and will partner with cross functional teams to stand up the Minimum Viable Program (MVP) outlined in the strategic plan and establish the governance, systems, and processes required to protect market access, reduce liability, and support commercial growth.
What You'll do - Regulatory Affairs and Compliance Leadership
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- Develop and maintain regulatory compliance programs for products sold in domestic and international markets with the Matrix team
- Monitor and interpret emerging regulatory requirements and assess business impact
- Lead regulatory compliance activities associated with:
- TSCA | REACH |CLP/GHS | OSHA Hazard Communication Standard | Proposition 65
- State chemical reporting requirements
- Manage product registrations, notifications, and submissions as required as well as build and maintain the Matrix Global Chemical
- Inventory Compliance Program.
- Serve as primary liaison with regulatory agencies, industry organizations, and external consultants.
- Implement regulatory sign‑off for all new raw materials and formulations.
- Implement the Supplier Regulatory Requirements program, including mandatory declarations for TSCA, REACH, Prop 65, GADSL, food
- contact, and restricted substances.
- Establish and maintain a centralized repository for supplier compliance documents.
- Lead the Supplier Change Notification (SCN) process.
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- In collaboration with Matrix leadership, implement and maintain the company's Product Stewardship Program and Roadmap
- Conduct product risk assessments throughout the product lifecycle.
- Evaluate raw materials and finished products for regulatory and sustainability impacts.
- Ensure product safety and environmental compliance from development through end-of-life.
- Support sustainable chemistry and product sustainability initiatives.
- In collaboration with Matrix leadership, implement and maintain the company's Product Stewardship Program and Roadmap
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- Oversee creation, maintenance, and accuracy of GHS‑compliant SDSs and product labels across all markets.
- Implement and manage SDS authoring software.
- Establish a controlled SDS library with versioning, distribution logs, and a 5‑year review cycle.
- Ensure alignment between SDS, TDS, VOC declarations, and product claims.
Business & Customer Support
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- Provide regulatory guidance to commercial, marketing, and customer service teams.
- Support new product development by identifying regulatory requirements early in the development process.
- Respond to customer regulatory inquiries, audits, and compliance questionnaires.
- Assist with due diligence activities related to acquisitions, partnerships, and new markets.
- Build and manage a 10‑day SLA for regulatory customer requests (VOC certificates, LEED declarations, IMDS submissions, compliance letters).
- Create a structured intake process for all customer documentation requests.
- Support OEM qualification packages (UL, NSF, FDA, MIL‑SPEC, ASTM).
Leadership & Program Management
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- Collaborate with Matrix cross-functional team to develop regulatory policies, procedures, and training programs.
- Lead internal compliance audits and corrective action initiatives as needed.
- Manage external consultants and testing laboratories as needed.
- Prepare and present regulatory status reports to senior leadership.
- Manage and mentor regulatory affairs and product stewardship personnel as applicable.
Digital Infrastructure & Systems
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- Stand up digital suite of Regulatory Software in collaboration with team.
- Implement and maintain regulatory database (SharePoint/Excel) as needed
- Drive any necessary change control workflow (Power Automate, Jira, or equivalent)
- Partner with IT to ensure data integrity, version control, and audit readiness.
Qualifications
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- Bachelor’s degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Toxicology, or related field; advanced degree preferred.
- 10+ years of experience in regulatory affairs, product stewardship, or chemical compliance
- Deep knowledge of TSCA, REACH, DSL/NDSL, GHS, VOC regulations, and global chemical inventories.
- Proven ability to build programs from the ground up and lead cross‑functional governance.
- Exceptional communication skills with ability to interface with customers, regulators, and executive leadership.
- Demonstrated leadership experience managing technical teams.
- Experience supporting cross-functional business teams.
- Excellent analytical, communication, and project management skills.
Preferred Candidates will have the following qualifications:
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- Master's degree in a scientific discipline.
- Professional certifications such as:
- Certified Product Steward (CPS)
- REACH Specialist
- Regulatory Affairs Certification (RAC)
- Experience within adhesives, sealants, coatings, polymers, or specialty chemicals.
- Global regulatory compliance experience.
- Strong understanding of automotive OEM requirements (IMDS, GADSL) and construction market compliance (VOC, LEED)
- Experience implementing SDS authoring systems and regulatory databases
Posted: 9/17/2026
Catalynt Solutions is a certified woman-owned business development company specializing in chemical distribution, manufacturing, and toll-blending. As a business development company, we don’t just sell products—we build partnerships. This means our sales approach is consultative, solutions-oriented, and focused on aligning customer needs with Catalynt’s nationwide sourcing, manufacturing, and packaging capabilities.
How We Reach Peak Performance
At Catalynt, success is a team effort. We believe peak performance comes from:
- A shared vision and alignment
- Teamwork and collaboration
- Taking accountability and ownership of results
- Being coachable and committed to continuous improvement
- Applying knowledge with discipline and preparation
- Goal setting and achieving micro-goals
- Building strong habits through training and execution
- Embracing a holistic approach—lifestyle, physical health, and mental wellbeing all impact performance
Position Overview
We are seeking a detail-oriented and dependable Lab Technician to support our Quality Control and manufacturing operations. This position offers flexibility for either part-time or full-time employment, approximately 20–40 hours per week, depending on the candidate’s availability and experience. The ideal candidate has at least one year of quality control or laboratory experience, is comfortable working with chemicals and basic laboratory equipment, and can work accurately in a fast-paced manufacturing environment. This position reports directly to the Chemist and Quality Assurance.
Responsibilities (including but not limited to)
- Follow written test methods, SOPs, and safety procedures
- Proper chemical handling, PPE, and basic SDS knowledge
- Sample collection, preparation, weighing, and measurement
- Perform routine QC testing and accurately document results
- Basic equipment calibration and verification
- Recognize and report unusual or out-of-specification results
- Maintain clean and organized laboratory equipment and work areas
Qualifications
- Experience
- Minimum 1 year QC lab experience in the chemical industry
- Instrumentation Experience
- Experience with any or all the following instruments is a plus.
- pH Meter
- Refractometer
- Turbidity Meter
- Gardner Color
- Brookfield Viscometer
- Karl Fischer
- Experience with any or all the following instruments is a plus.
- Preferred Qualifications
- Systems & Technology
- NetSuite (NS)
- Microsoft Office Suite
- Bilingual
- English/Spanish
- Systems & Technology
Skills & Attributes We Value
In addition to industry knowledge, we believe in qualities that drive success. Inspired by “10 Things That Don’t Require Any Talent,” we expect every team member to bring:
- Preparedness and punctuality
- Work ethic, consistency, and discipline
- Coachability and continuous learning
- Energy, positive attitude, and passion
- Willingness to go above and beyond
Hours & Details
- Schedule:
- 20-40 hours per week
- Set hours with all work performed on-site
- Standard hours: 6:00am – 2:30pm
- Team: Works closely with the production and operations teams to ensure manufacturing accuracy across the organization.
- Pay: $20-$25/hour, DOE
- Benefits Include:
- Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance
- Optional AFLAC coverage
- Optional Life Insurance Coverage
- Paid Time Off (PTO)
- 401(k) enrollment with employer match
- We are an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, or protected veteran status.
How to Apply
Email your resume to Resumes@TeamCatalynt.com
