Chemist for Water QC

As a Water Quality Chemist, your role will involve a variety of tasks related to the analysis and testing of water samples. You will be responsible for performing chemical analysis on different types of water samples, such as drinking water, wastewater, and environmental water bodies. This includes using laboratory equipment, conducting quality control tests, and calibrating instruments. Additionally, you will conduct research on water quality, contamination, and ecosystems, which may involve analyzing data, developing hypotheses, and investigating environmental issues like pollution or the presence of heavy metals. Key Responsibilities: - Perform chemical analysis on various water samples - Conduct research on water quality, contamination, and ecosystems - Ensure water quality standards are met - Mentor and train students in chemistry - Optimize and develop new methods for water purification and treatment - Document and report findings Qualifications Required: - A bachelor's degree in chemistry, environmental science, or chemical engineering is typically the minimum requirement - Many research and academic roles require a master's or PhD In addition to your educational background, as a Water Quality Chemist, you should possess strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Proficiency with laboratory equipment and procedures, as well as the ability to interpret and communicate scientific data, are essential for success in this role.,