As the successful candidate you will hold a Bachelors degree in Chemistry or Chemical Engineering from a recognized and approved program. A PhD degree is preferred.
You will have a minimum of ten years of experience in the lubricating oil industry, including at least 5 years in analytical testing laboratories.
You will have Sound experience and hands-on skills in testing of finished lubricant formulations, base oils and lubricant additives.
You must have the ability to understand and interpret the requirement of research, engineering, and operation entities and translate those into meaningful reports, recommendations and conclusions including guidance on future directions.
You will be able to demonstrate technical authority and broad credibility, preferably including representation on test development activities with groups such as ASTM and with industry bodies, and with publications and/or patents.
Having some experience in lubricant formulation is a requirement.
Reasonable understanding of the overall lubricant industry landscape including industry and OEM specifications and how they are responding to market changes, is also necessary.
Proven track record of project delivery in technical support, research and technology development and deployment in the area of lubricants is preferred.
You will also have experience with lubricants suppliers’ operations and processes involved in the formulation, blending, and production.
