Process Investigator

Process Investigator

Duration: indication 1 year

Startdate: 1 April 2015

Interviews: as of week 10

Location: Venlo

Introduction: The Consumables and Processes (C&P) department is part of the Research and Development organization in Venlo with approximately 800 employees in total. C&P assures the development of competitive products by realizing the involved print (imaging) processes with the right print quality and reliability. C&P is also continuously working to enlarge the application range of the printer technology and to take care of development and engineering of the strategic consumables, like toner. At this very moment part of the program is to optimize and improve toners for the electrophotographic digital printers. For this we need new physicists.

Position's main tasks: As a physicist you will be, at our research and development facility in Venlo, part of a multi-disciplinary team, consisting of physicists and chemists. In this multi-disciplinary environment you will be the intermediate person who has to be aware and to deal with the complex interactions between the several printer functions. A fully understanding of the applied test methods and applied physics is part of the job. You are responsible for organizing, setting up and implementation of an appropriate test program. At the end you have to prove the feasibility of these new toner formulations for the current and new printers. You will report and discuss your results and solutions in your development team. Within this dynamic position, in a multiple stakeholder dialogue, you can extend your skills and knowledge beyond your own craftsmanship.

Need to have: Master or PhD in Physics

Communicative, team player, hands on mentality. You are looking for a job where you can combine physics and material testing. You are pragmatic and result-oriented. With your independent attitude and enthusiasm you bring topics up for discussion, and convince others with your ideas Michael Bailey International is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.