Analytical Chemist - Instrumentation & Systems
marianamineralsUSAFull Time3d ago
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Job description
Analytical Chemist - Instrumentation & Systems at marianaminerals.
About the role
Mariana Minerals seeks an Analytical Chemist to enhance our analytical capabilities across various company locations. This position involves developing and troubleshooting analytical methods, and integrating new instruments and procedures. We are looking for someone with strong analytical skills and mechanical aptitude.
Key facts
What you'll do
- Support and optimize analytical methods across Mariana Minerals' lab sites.
- Resolve issues related to analytical techniques, data quality, and method performance.
- Lead the implementation of new instruments like ICP-OES, ICP-MS, or Atomic Absorption systems.
- Create, validate, and standardize analytical methods and workflows.
- Train lab staff on instruments, analytical techniques, and best practices.
- Work with other teams to improve analytical efficiency and data reliability.
- Help evaluate new technologies and suggest system improvements.
- Keep documentation for methods, standard operating procedures, and internal technical guidance.
- Offer internal technical support for complex analytical problems.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree in Analytical Chemistry, Chemistry, or a related scientific field. Recent graduates are welcome.
- Practical experience (academic, internship, or research) with ICP-OES, ICP-MS, Atomic Absorption, or similar analytical instruments is preferred.
- Solid grasp of analytical techniques, sample preparation, and data interpretation.
- Mechanical aptitude, including comfort with tools, instrument parts, and basic diagnostic equipment (e.g., multimeters).
- Strong ability to solve problems and troubleshoot.
- Excellent communication skills for training and supporting internal teams.
- Capability to work independently and collaboratively across different sites.
Practical notes
- This role requires up to 75% travel, mainly within the continental United States. Occasional international travel may also be necessary.