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Job Summary:
The Sr Chemical Engineer plays a large role in the formulation, innovation, specification, and component production process of shoe-making polymer. Is deeply involved in innovation and advanced-technology projects. Leads factory chemical management and the shoe-bonding process. Monitors all polymer component production to ensure quality, on–time delivery, and reasonable cost.
Responsibilities:
20% Leads quality audits and supports manufacturing team to ensure component/shoes bonding quality on a quarterly basis.
20% Works with BO development and engineering team for specific bottom/bonding projects.
15% Actively participates in innovation projects.
10% Monitors bonding process in each factory, assessing/reporting the factory bonding performance and solving bonding problems in production.
10% Leads RSL (Restricted Substance List) program. Leads lab standard operations in rubber room, EVA room, or other polymer and chemical room.
10% Drives VOC (Volatile Organic Content) reduction program. Promotes chemical EHS (Environmental, Health, and Safety) practices by cooperating with CR team, factories, and suppliers.
5% Assists chief chemist with projects as needed.
5% Manages and distributes rubber and EVA swatch book.
5% Performs other duties as assigned.
Additional Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree, applicable certification or equivalent experience.
• Typically requires 5-8 years of professional experience and strong competency with the various tools, systems, or procedures required to accomplish the job.
• Travel: Moderate - 25%
• Work Schedule: Standard Hours
Career Band: Professional
Jobs on this career band have a knowledge management focus and are primarily responsible for results achieved through their own work. Requires the application of theoretical knowledge, typically gained through formal education or equivalent work experience that provides knowledge of and exposure to fundamental theories, principles and concepts of a defined profession. Jobs at higher career levels may guide small teams in their area of subject matter expertise. Jobs at the at the most senior levels of this career band set disciplinary strategy within their areas of expertise.
Criteria & Management Requirements:
• Problem Solving: Solves complex problems and develops independent creative solutions based on the evaluation of multiple options.
• Decisions: Independently analyzes issues of a diverse scope and functions with a moderate degree of autonomy. Receives minimal direction, seeks guidance for highly complex issues.
• Knowledge: In depth knowledge of principles, concepts, and theories within own discipline and working knowledge of related disciplines. Applies broader knowledge of industry standards/practices to assignments and others.
• Business Acumen: Understands best practices; is aware of the differences between the company and its competition in the supported function. Understands how their own functional area integrates with others to deliver results.
• Communication & Influence: Explains difficult or sensitive information; works to build consensus. May provide process and subject matter advice.
• Impact: Work performed will have impact on cross-functional projects beyond the department.
• Leadership: No supervisory responsibility. Acts as a resource for colleagues with less experience. May lead projects with manageable risks and resource requirements. May contribute input to the performance review of other team members.
Work Environment: Typical Office
Other Work Environment Requirements:
Typical Office: Operates in a typical office environment, routinely uses computer and other standard office equipment.
Other Physical Requirements:
Typical Office: Generally sedentary for prolonged periods, may occasionally require ability to move about or adjust/move items weighing up to 10 lbs. in all directions; Constantly requires ability to communicate with others to exchange information.
This job description is not meant to be an all-inclusive list of duties and responsibilities, but constitutes a general definition of the position's scope and function in the company.