Job Description
<Key Responsibilities> 1. Polyurethane & Polymer Development - Design and synthesize polyurethane systems (e.g., flexible/rigid foams, elastomers, adhesives, coatings) tailored to customer and market needs. - Develop and modify polymer formulations to meet specific performance, environmental, or processing requirements. - Evaluate raw materials and additives for improved formulation properties. 2. Customer Technical Support - Provide hands-on technical support to customers during product trials and testing phases. - Collaborate with Sales and Technical Service teams to interpret customer requirements and translate them into viable chemical solutions. - Customize formulations based on application feedback and specific end-use requirements. 3. Application Testing & Analysis - Conduct application testing in laboratory or pilot-scale settings to assess material performance. - Analyze and interpret experimental results to drive formulation improvements. - Prepare technical documentation including test reports, product datasheets, and application guidelines. 4. Regional & Global Collaboration - Work alongside the regional R&D team to support international customers and contribute to cross-border technical projects. - Share best practices and formulation knowledge across different market segments and geographical regions. 5. Compliance & Documentation - Maintain accurate and detailed lab records in line with company SOPs and industry standards. - Ensure compliance with safety, environmental, and regulatory guidelines in all R&D activities.
Job Requirement
<Necessary Skill / Experience > ・Education: Graduated from a top-tier science or engineering university in Vietnam or abroad. ・Language: Business Level in English (Must) and Japanese (highly preferred). ・Experience: - Ideally has experience studying or working in Japan, with a good understanding of Japanese culture and work style. - Knowledge of polymer synthesis is required. - Experience specifically with polyurethane synthesis or manufacturing is highly preferred, though not mandatory. *Notes: While polyurethane experience is a strong plus, the focus remains on finding a candidate with a solid background in polymer chemistry.