Key responsibilities include:

• Acquiring knowledge of ink chemistry from raw materials to finished ink products
• Understanding materials, process, and equipment interactions on the resultant chemistry of finished products and ink chemistry requirements for printing performance
• Collaborating with product/process engineers for ink characterization, margins study, product FMEA, and process HAZOP
• Developing models and analytical procedures to improve understanding and performance of HP inks and interactions with printhead, supplies, and media
• Defining and implementing chemical and process analysis and test plans to evaluate formulations and resolve manufacturing issues
• Working with product/process engineers on root cause analysis of quality issues with inks
• Working with material/product engineers on raw materials qualification and issue investigation
• Participating as a member of the ink chemist community and internal and outsourced development partners to develop reliable, cost-effective, and high-quality solutions
• Traveling to the US for short periods when required to work with the San Diego team

To succeed in this role, you typically have:

• An undergraduate or postgraduate degree in Chemistry, Materials Science, Materials Engineering, or a related field
• At least 3 years of experience in a high-technology manufacturing or R&D environment
• Experience with and understanding of chemistry concepts, practices, and laboratory procedures
• Strong problem-solving, analytical skills, and a growth mindset
• Strong understanding and experience in designing chemical formulations and processes and associated production tooling and processes
• Ability to effectively communicate process architectures and product formulations, design proposals, and negotiate options at a management level
• Strong teamwork and collaboration skills, with the ability to communicate across geographies, levels, and functions

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