Materials Lab Chemist

Auburn · On-site

About this role

HOW YOU WILL MAKE AN IMPACT

As a Materials Lab Chemist, you will support materials, products, and engineering activities through laboratory testing and characterization of rubber, plastic, and related material systems. You will work as a member of the Materials Laboratory team with primary responsibilities focused on generating high-quality physical property data, expanding laboratory testing capabilities, developing new test methods, and providing meaningful technical analysis that supports material development activities. Success in this role requires more than executing established procedures. We are seeking an individual who demonstrates technical curiosity, strong laboratory technique, independent problem-solving skills, and a commitment to continuous improvement.

ADDITIONAL WAYS TO STAND OUT

· Experience with elastomeric materials, including rubber compounds, plastics, thermoplastics, thermosets, and reinforced materials.

· Familiarity with ASTM, ISO, SAE, DIN, or other industry test standards.

· Exposure to wet chemisty techniques and various testing fluids (acids, bases, fuels, refrigerants)

· 3-5 years of relevant lab experience

Company at a glance

We are a trusted partner for our customers in the automotive industry. Building on decades of experience within Continental corporation, we connect materials to deliver high-quality components for commercial and passenger vehicles. Our solutions and engineering services for all drivetrains support the industry move forward — towards cleaner, safer, more comfortable and efficient mobility.

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Team Size10,001+ employees
WorkspaceOn-site
IndustryMotor Vehicle Parts Manufacturing
Location
Auburn, Indiana, United States

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