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Production Chemist II
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What they do
A Chemical Technician works with specialized equipment in research labs and chemical processing facilities, under the direction of scientists, chemists and engineers. Prepares chemical solutions, analyzes compounds, tests products, monitors chemical processing, monitors product quality and packaging in production facilities.
$54,451 / year median in Wisconsin
+8% projected growth
Job Description
Production Chemist II Role overview The Chemist II is responsible for executing air-sensitive chemical manufacturing processes with a primary focus on the preparation, purification, and filling of customer-ready chemical containers and canisters. This role requires hands-on experience with inert atmosphere chemistry, reactor operations, and analytical testing to ensure safe, compliant, and high-quality production in a regulated chemical manufacturing environment. The Chemist II operates independently on routine production activities and supports continuous improvement, documentation, and safety initiatives. Key deliverables for this role Perform air-sensitive chemical reactions, purifications, distillations, filtrations, and extractions using glassware and reactor systems (up to ~72L). Prepare, transfer, and fill customer containers and canisters with air-sensitive chemical products (solids, liquids, and gases). Charge solids, liquids, and gases into reactor systems and monitor reaction progress. Accurately document all work in batch records, MPRs, logs, and lab notebooks in accordance with GDP. Label all reactions, products, and waste materials per SOPs and regulatory requirements. Participate in audits, investigations, and quality improvement activities. Follow all safety procedures, identify hazards, and report unsafe conditions. Ensure proper handling and disposal of chemical waste and by-products. Participate in safety meetings and incident investigations. Perform routine equipment and preventive maintenance (e.g., pumps, stirrers, heat transfer systems). Troubleshoot basic equipment issues and support corrective actions. Maintain inventory of chemicals, consumables, and production supplies. Traits of a strong candidate Bachelor's degree in chemistry or related field, or High School Diploma with 5+ years of industrial chemical manufacturing experience. Minimum 5 years of hands-on experience in chemical manufacturing or production.