Water chemist vs product development chemist

Differences between water chemist and product development chemist duties and responsibilities

Water chemist example responsibilities.

• Administer various laboratory safety audits with regard to OSHA rules and regulations to maintain adherence and manage necessary corrective actions.
• Operate and maintain lab instrumentation such as pH meter, titration apparatus, spectrophotometer, etc.
• Design FTIR chemical mapping/imaging experiments to evaluate sample heterogeneity, contamination, diffusion kinetics, dispersion quality and polymer cure uniformity.
• Conduct laboratory analysis through the use of atomic absorption spectroscopy, titrations, and spectrophotometry.

Product development chemist example responsibilities.

• Lead a collaboration with another biotechnology company to design ELISAs for the purpose of evaluating novel reagents.
• Execute HPLC method development and method validation to provide data toward supporting specification, and testing of reference materials.
• Write and review work instructions and maintain ISO paperwork.
• Develop and implement CAPA as an outcome of investigations.
• Create validation protocols, OOS reports and final reports for test methods.
• Authore and revise operating procedures to reflect changes in the testing methods to comply with ISO requirements.
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