R&D Chemist

Found in: Talent ZA 2A C2 - 3 weeks ago


Mbombela, South Africa Mayfly Agri (Pty) Ltd Full time

Minimum requirements for the role:

  • Must have BSc Degree in Chemistry
  • Minimum 2 years working/researching experience in chemistry and/or agriculture industry is essential
  • Knowledge of local legislation and legal procedures of Official Bodies will be required
  • Must have strong communication and leadership skills, ability to work independently and in a team
  • Proficiency in MS Office, particularly PowerPoint and Excel
  • Must have a valid driver's license
The successful candidate will be responsible for:
  • Planning Planning, organising, and managing experiments for new and improved product formulations.
  • Conducting product stability and compatibility tests.
  • Ensuring technical quality of raw materials and final products.
  • Scheduling and executing product-related projects aligning with company strategic initiatives.
  • Implementing and controlling the Quality Control Manual.
  • Establishing the Tank Mixability Lab and maintaining the database for field teams.
  • Proposing improvements in formulations, processes, and products.
  • Providing technical support for new product launches and troubleshoot customer complaints.
  • Ensuring compliance with legal regulations and standards set by Official Bodies.
  • Maintaining accurate product and company records.
  • Assisting in compliance with inspections and requirements of biostimulants, pesticides, and fertilizers.
  • Staying updated with changes in legislation and provide support to other departments for product maintenance.
  • Maintaining Health and Safety standards in laboratories.
  • Supporting customer and internal Quality, Health, Safety, and Environmental audits.
  • Engaging effectively with industry associations.
  • Achieving budget goals for new product registrations.

Please note that subsequent to the screening and shortlisting process, all further communication will be entered into, only with the shortlisted candidates