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Catalyst Screening Reactor Technologist

  • Catalyst Screening Reactor Technologist job type Posted on: Nov 04, 2026
  • Catalyst Screening Reactor Technologist experience level Kelly Services
  • Catalyst Screening Reactor Technologist employment type Freeport, Texas
  • Catalyst Screening Reactor Technologist employment type Onsite
  • Catalyst Screening Reactor Technologist salary Full-time

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Job Title :

Catalyst Screening Reactor Technologist

Job Type :

Full-Time

Job Location :

Freeport Texas United States

Remote :

No

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Job Description

Job Description
Catalyst Screening Reactor Technologist

Location: Lake Jackson | Schedule: Monday–Friday, 40 hours/week

Help us transform novel ideas into real-world materials. In this role, you will operate polymerization reactors, generate decision-ready data, and strengthen the lab infrastructure that powers our process R&D from concept through commercialization.

Your impact
  • Operate and optimize batch polymerization units—including Parr systems—to evaluate catalyst performance under diverse experimental conditions.
  • Carry out chemical reactions in both glassware and stainless-steel reactors; protect data integrity and troubleshoot on the fly.
  • Build capability by assembling, modifying, and maintaining reactor hardware and laboratory setups.
  • Leverage instruments such as gas chromatographs, viscometers/viscosity tools, and data logging systems to quantify results.
  • Act as a technical hub for chemists, engineers, and technologists on reactor operations and process questions.
  • Execute preventive maintenance: replace wear components, install new tubing, and confirm system readiness.
  • Document procedures and results rigorously; maintain safety records; meet RCRA obligations for chemical waste disposal.
  • Own lab readiness—manage inventory, anticipate consumables, and sustain a safe, orderly workspace.
  • Champion safety culture by participating in safety meetings, using appropriate PPE, and conducting safety checks.
What sets you up for success
  • Proactive learner with a passion for new process technologies and hands-on skills.
  • Strong troubleshooting ability and meticulous attention to detail with an uncompromising approach to safe handling.
  • Clear communicator who collaborates well across disciplines.
  • Consistency in following SOPs and producing accurate documentation.
  • Adaptability to balance routine tasks with shifting research priorities.
Qualifications
  • Required: High school diploma or equivalent and at least 3 years of laboratory experience; familiarity with chemical reactors, lab instrumentation, and safety practices.
  • Preferred: Associate’s degree in Chemistry, Biology, or related technical field with relevant experience.

Join us and take ownership of the reactor floor—where careful execution, safety-first thinking, and crisp data speed breakthroughs to market.

Jobcon Logo Position Details

Posted:

Nov 04, 2026

Reference Number:

8e33047f

Employment:

Full-time

City:

Freeport

Job Origin:

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Job Description

Job Description
Catalyst Screening Reactor Technologist

Location: Lake Jackson | Schedule: Monday–Friday, 40 hours/week

Help us transform novel ideas into real-world materials. In this role, you will operate polymerization reactors, generate decision-ready data, and strengthen the lab infrastructure that powers our process R&D from concept through commercialization.

Your impact
  • Operate and optimize batch polymerization units—including Parr systems—to evaluate catalyst performance under diverse experimental conditions.
  • Carry out chemical reactions in both glassware and stainless-steel reactors; protect data integrity and troubleshoot on the fly.
  • Build capability by assembling, modifying, and maintaining reactor hardware and laboratory setups.
  • Leverage instruments such as gas chromatographs, viscometers/viscosity tools, and data logging systems to quantify results.
  • Act as a technical hub for chemists, engineers, and technologists on reactor operations and process questions.
  • Execute preventive maintenance: replace wear components, install new tubing, and confirm system readiness.
  • Document procedures and results rigorously; maintain safety records; meet RCRA obligations for chemical waste disposal.
  • Own lab readiness—manage inventory, anticipate consumables, and sustain a safe, orderly workspace.
  • Champion safety culture by participating in safety meetings, using appropriate PPE, and conducting safety checks.
What sets you up for success
  • Proactive learner with a passion for new process technologies and hands-on skills.
  • Strong troubleshooting ability and meticulous attention to detail with an uncompromising approach to safe handling.
  • Clear communicator who collaborates well across disciplines.
  • Consistency in following SOPs and producing accurate documentation.
  • Adaptability to balance routine tasks with shifting research priorities.
Qualifications
  • Required: High school diploma or equivalent and at least 3 years of laboratory experience; familiarity with chemical reactors, lab instrumentation, and safety practices.
  • Preferred: Associate’s degree in Chemistry, Biology, or related technical field with relevant experience.

Join us and take ownership of the reactor floor—where careful execution, safety-first thinking, and crisp data speed breakthroughs to market.

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