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Beverage Technician
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What they do
A Remote Sensing Technician works to apply remote sensing technologies to assist scientists in areas such as natural resources, urban planning, or homeland security. May prepare flight plans or sensor configurations for flight trips.
$75,477 / year median in Kentucky
+2% projected growth
Job Description
Beverage Technician Pay Rate:
$22.00/hour on W2Contract Length:
5 months with possible extension/conversionWork Schedule:
Day Shift | 7:30 AM- 4:00 PM | Assuming an 8-hour workday with a 30 min lunch | There is flexibility with the start time | It could be anywhere between 7:00
- 8:00 AM.
Goals and Objectives:
Ensure laboratory activities meet/exceed technical, safety and efficiency goals. Assist scientist in providing samples that meet customer requirements. Key Responsibilities Perform and interpret analytical testing. Batch with minor modifications of base, screen flavors/colors, and adjust formula accordingly in Wildware. Understand and perform basic math conversions. Understand and adhere to ISO procedures daily. Set-up informal sensory triangle tastings and conduct stability tests under supervision. Solid knowledge of AS400 and LEAD for researching information and generating shipments. Generate data for demo sheets. Screening and selection of flavor options for development. Qualifications High School Diploma or higher with minimum 1-3 years of experience. Preference given to food science or chemistry graduates Basic Mathematical Skills- The Individual is comfortable with basic calculations, ratio scaling, fraction proportioning, and percentage calculations. Basic Scientific Skills
- The Individual is comfortable with common scientific terminology, basic chemistry terms and concepts, basic human physiology. Computer Skills
- The Individual is comfortable with computer usage, internet access, Microsoft WORD, EXCEL and Email (or similar program) usage, along with ability to create, edit, manipulate WORD and EXCEL files. Analytical Skills
- The Individual is comfortable with basic instrument calibration, usage and reporting skills specifically but not limited to pH, Brix, spectrophotometers, TA. Problem Solving Skills
- The Individual is capable of problem/root cause identification, alternative solution consideration and ultimate recommendation and selection of workable solution.