Chemical Engineer - New Product Development
- nottingham, nottinghamshire, NG1 6HH, United Kingdom
- Permanent·Hybrid
- Full time
- £66,000 - £66,000 Per Annum
Job Description
About the Role
Our client is seeking an energetic and innovative Chemical Engineer to join their New Product Development team in Nottingham . This role is central to bringing novel chemical products from conception through to commercial reality. You will be involved in process design, pilot trials, and the initial scale-up phases, working collaboratively with research, marketing, and manufacturing departments. This is an exciting opportunity for an engineer eager to contribute to the launch of new, market-leading products within a supportive and progressive environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Translate product requirements into feasible chemical process designs.
- Develop and conduct laboratory and pilot-scale experiments to validate process concepts.
- Design and specify equipment for new process implementation and scale-up.
- Collaborate with R&D scientists and external partners to overcome technical challenges.
- Prepare technical documentation, including process flow diagrams and operating procedures.
- Support the manufacturing team during initial production runs and process optimization.
Requirements
- Degree in Chemical Engineering or a closely related field.
- Minimum of 4 years of experience in process development or new product introduction.
- Understanding of process design principles, scale-up considerations, and safety assessments.
- Experience with laboratory and pilot plant operations is highly beneficial.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Excellent team player with effective communication and interpersonal abilities.
Benefits
- Competitive salary with an annual bonus based on project success.
- Comprehensive private medical insurance and other health benefits.
- Company pension scheme and life assurance.
- Opportunities for career growth and specialized training.
- Hybrid working model to balance office-based collaboration and remote flexibility in Nottingham .


