Inorganic Chemical Product Development Engineer

むきかがくせいひんかいはつぎじゅつしゃ

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Science & Research

Classification

Summary

A technical position that leverages knowledge of inorganic chemistry to develop products such as ceramics and catalysts.

Description

Inorganic chemical product development engineers conduct research and development targeting inorganic materials such as ceramics, glass, catalysts, and refractories, and are responsible for designing and optimizing productization and mass production processes. They perform material property evaluations using various analytical instruments, reaction condition optimization, prototyping and scale-up, establishment of quality control methods, etc., and closely collaborate with manufacturing and quality assurance departments. While considering environmental regulations and the balance of costs and safety, they pursue the creation of new functional materials.

Future Outlook

With the expanding demand for environmentally responsive materials and high-functional materials, the need for inorganic chemical product development engineers is expected to increase further. They play an important role in the fields of material innovation and sustainable development.

Personality Traits

Cautious and responsible / Cooperative / Curious and inquisitive

Work Style

Contract Research / In-house R&D / Industry-Academia Collaborative Research / Laboratory Employment

Career Path

Researcher → Chief Researcher → Group Leader → Development Department Manager → Process Engineer

Required Skills

Analytical Instrument Operation / Basic Knowledge of Chemical Reaction Engineering / Experimental Design Methodology / Powder Mixing Technology / Report Writing

Recommended Skills

CAD (Process Flow Diagram Creation) / English Paper Reading Comprehension / Scale-up Technology / Statistical Analysis

Aptitudes (Strengths Preferred)

Item Description
Analytical & Logical Thinking Because advanced logical thinking is required for analyzing chemical reactions and interpreting data.
Attention to Detail & Accuracy Because trace component analysis and strict management of experimental conditions are necessary.
Learning Agility & Knowledge Acquisition Because acquiring new materials and analysis techniques is always required.
Numerical & Quantitative Analysis Because mathematical abilities are necessary for quantitative analysis and interpretation of test results.
Problem Solving Necessary for optimizing reaction conditions and troubleshooting.

Related Qualifications

  • Hazardous Materials Handler (Class A)
  • Professional Engineer (Chemical Division)

Aliases

  • Inorganic Material Development Engineer

Related Jobs

  • Materials Researcher
  • Organic Chemical Product Development Engineer
  • Process Development Engineer

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