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When you hear the word "brining", do you think it is about preparing food or that it is way we can sustainably produce some of the minerals needed for the green energy transition? In the latter case, you may be interested in joining our growing team at Lithium Harvest!

Hello, LinkedIn Community! My name is Evgenia, and I am a qualified laboratory technician with 2 years of experience working in leading analytical laboratories. I am actively seeking new opportunities to apply my skills and knowledge of Finland. Here’s why I believe I can make a significant contribution to your team: 👌Experience and Achievements: Precise Sample Analysis and Handling: I have experience working with various types of samples, including ores, alloys, and metals. I specialize in methods such as titration, spectrometry, mass spectrometry, conductometry, and potentiometry. 👌Successful Documentation and Reporting: I strictly adhere to protocols and standards, ensuring data accuracy and reliability. 👌Safety and Quality Compliance: I possess in-depth knowledge of laboratory safety and always maintain high-quality standards. What Sets Me Apart: 😁Fast Learner: My theoretical knowledge base and eagerness to learn enable me to quickly adapt and master new methods and technologies. 😁Technical Competence: Ability to rapidly diagnose and troubleshoot equipment issues, ensuring continuity and efficiency in laboratory operations. 😁Communication Skills: Proficient in interacting effectively with colleagues and management, fostering successful teamwork and achieving common goals. 😁Continuous Improvement: Regularly update my skills and knowledge by reading professional literature and attending seminars and training sessions. #JobSearch #LaboratoryTechnician #Finland #Science #Research #JobOpportunities #HelsinkiRegion

ChemCentre is currently recruiting for a Senior Scientist to join the Research and Innovation team and manage a significant portfolio of research related to Mining and its impact on the environment. I have been a member of the ChemCentre R&I team for over 5 years now, and have found it a fantastic place to be to undertake applied research in all aspects of chemistry - I would highly recommend it as an alternative to a 'traditional' academic career. Pros include: -Great collaborative projects with a wide range of internal and external teams. Some of my favourite work has been with the ChemCentre Emergency Response and Physical Evidence teams. -An amazing collection of analytical instrumentation - all in one building -Very friendly colleagues who are also exceptionally skilled scientists. And last time I heard, more than 50% were women... -Flexitime! And a much better work-life balance. -Much less pressure to publish, though it is still welcomed and appreciated. -No teaching (i.e. lectures), but still heaps of opportunities for co-supervision of students. -While it is advertised as a fixed-term appointment, there are lots of avenues to a permanent position once you are in. -Focusing on applied research means you can see the direct benefits and impact of your research in changes in regulation and practice, and benefit to WA. And for fairness, I will mention some Cons: -Some of the coolest and most unique research projects I have been part of are completely confidential and I can't tell anyone about them!! (not even colleagues in some cases). -You may have to work in an open plan space, there are very few contained offices. -Comparably pay scales are a bit lower than equivalent uni levels, and the super is nowhere near as good (though I have kept my habit of 7% voluntary contribution to help make up for that, and I elected to stay with UniSuper) -Parental leave allowances at ChemCentre are fine, but the Uni ones are better. Though overall I think work flexibility is better at ChemCentre, and you are less likely to work 'extra hours' if you are part time. Overall, I absolutely recommend ChemCentre as a place for a fulfilling applied research career. So if you have research strengths in Mining and the Environment, then why not consider it? The job ad is here - applications close in just over a week on Monday 29 January 2024! https://lnkd.in/gujD6w3C

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Sharing Your Journey "Today, I'm reflecting on my journey in the field of chemistry—from being a curious student to working hands-on in a professional lab. My time as a Junior Lab Technician at Nirma Industries has taught me so much about quality control, laboratory safety, and problem-solving in real-world chemical analyses. Every experiment brings new insights, and every challenge fuels my passion for chemical sciences. #Chemistry #CareerGrowth #LabLife"

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People often ask me what it is to be a Chemical Engineer and what Job Roles we take up. Let's take a stroll through the various chemical engineering careers – it's not just about formulas and reactions, but the captivating stories inherent in each job role that add a layer of fascination to this field. Chemical Engineer: The Mastermind of Transformation At the core of it all is the chemical engineer, the mastermind who transforms raw materials into valuable products. They apply principles of chemistry, physics, and engineering to design, optimize, and troubleshoot processes, bridging the gap between science and industry. 1. Process Engineer: At the core of chemical engineering, process engineers design, optimize, and oversee manufacturing processes. They ensure efficiency, safety, and cost-effectiveness in the production of chemicals, materials, and energy. 2. Environmental Engineer: With a growing focus on sustainability, chemical engineers contribute significantly as environmental stewards. They design systems to minimize environmental impact and develop waste treatment and pollution control solutions. 3. Quality Control Analyst: Maintaining high standards is paramount in chemical engineering. Quality control analysts ensure products meet regulatory requirements and adhere to stringent quality standards through meticulous testing and analysis. 4. Petrochemical Engineer: Specializing in the oil and gas industry, petrochemical engineers are instrumental in extracting and processing raw materials to produce fuels, plastics, and other essential products. 5. Safety Engineer: Safety is a top priority in chemical processes. Safety engineers design protocols, conduct risk assessments, and implement measures to ensure a secure working environment for all involved. 6. Bioprocess Engineer: In the burgeoning field of biotechnology, chemical engineers contribute to the development of pharmaceuticals, biopharmaceuticals, and biofuels through the application of biological processes. 7. Materials Engineer: Focusing on the development and application of new materials with specific properties, materials engineers contribute to advancements in industries like aerospace, electronics, and manufacturing. 8. Energy Engineer: With a focus on sustainable practices, energy engineers work on developing and implementing technologies for efficient energy production, storage, and utilization, contributing to the growing field of renewable energy. 10. Process Safety Engineer: Focusing on preventing accidents and ensuring the safety of processes and facilities, process safety engineers play a critical role in high-risk industries such as oil and gas, chemicals, and manufacturing. #ChemicalEngineering #CareerInsights #processengineering #safetyengineering #engineering

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👉 Highlighting the Versatility of a Chemical Engineer 👈 "🔬 As a chemical engineer, our work is defined by a diverse set of responsibilities that go far beyond what meets the eye. 🔍 We wear many hats, shifting seamlessly from process designers and data analysts to project managers and compliance experts. Our primary duties—whether it's developing efficient production processes, analyzing complex data sets, or leading teams—are all interconnected and crucial to delivering innovative solutions and ensuring smooth operations. 🚀 This visual highlights the 5 most crucial duties that chemical engineers handle on a regular basis. Each of these responsibilities not only requires technical expertise but also strong analytical thinking, adaptability, and teamwork. 🤝✨ 💡 What’s the most challenging part of your role as a chemical engineer? Or if you’re considering a career in this field, which of these areas excites you the most? Let’s discuss in the comments below! 👇 #ChemicalEngineering #STEMCareers #ProcessEngineering #Leadership #EngineeringLife"