Full Cycle Bioplastics is on a mission to create a cleaner, more sustainable future. At the moment, we are small but mighty.  Our tech helps solve the plastic pollution crisis by transforming waste into compostable materials. We’re scaling our solution to significantly decrease plastic waste and greenhouse gas emissions.

We are looking to add an experienced analytical chemist who can manage Full Cycle’s analytical lab. You would focus on bringing operational excellence to our lab, using data as the backbone for all decision making. If you have a passion for data-driven problem solving, we would love to speak to you about this position. 

On any given day you would:

  • Perform or arrange the calendar and maintenance for all equipment
  • Develop methods for new analytes
  • Define and ensure analytical standards 
  • Develop training materials and SOPs for all instruments
  • Maintain calibration records as easily accessible to all technology units
  • Troubleshoot equipment failures
  • Upgrade or commission new analytical instruments

Your experience could include: 

  • Bachelors in chemistry or equivalent field, with 5 years relevant experience
  • Masters in chemistry or equivalent field, with 3 years relevant experience
  • Experience with the following instruments:
    • HPLC
    • GPC
    • DSC
    • TOC analyzer
    • GC-FID
    • FTIR 
    • Tensile Tester
  • Strong and creative problem solving skills, including identifying improvements to lab and machine efficiencies
  • Strong organizational skills, including an ability to prioritize activities and work with limited supervision
  • Ability to make good decisions using sound, professional judgment
  • Excellent communication skills in both technical and non-technical environments
  • Additional fields of experience (biochem, materials science)

We offer our employees a range of benefits including participation in our stock option program, volunteer time off, a flexible vacation policy, and 100% cost coverage for an employees medical, dental, and vision insurance.  We are also committed to finding a supporting the best candidates out there and can offer to pursue sponsorship for someone who would require it.

Full Cycle is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. We are committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, or veteran status.

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