Looking for a Technical Support Specialist for Automotive Lubricants and Oil
 

Hi Socal folk! I thought I'd reach out to some forum members about a job opportunity I'm recruiting for.

I'm looking for a bright recent grad in Chemistry, Material Sciences, Chemical Engineering, or related with 0-1 years industry experience with oils and lubricants.

The position requires basic wet chemistry lab work; however, the majority of duties will involve analyzing test data (ie. performing studies, comparing rival products, and analyzing samples) to develop technical sales tools and datasheets. Other responsibilities include technical support for racers, drifters, mechanics, and other clients. Also, the position will require attending trade shows/promotional events, and internet promotions through the forums.

I've posted the job description below. For those of you who are interest please contact me directly for further information, as I am the recruiter for the opening. I will not answer questions about pay, company location, company name until I have resume on hand. Interested candidates can send their resumes to Chris.Quevedo@Labsupport.com


Technical Support Specialist

Innovative Leader in automotive Lubricants and Oils is seeking a Technical Support Specialist to join their winning team.

Duties and Responsibilities
• Analyze and test raw materials, in-process, and final products to specification
• Perform testing including but not limited to: Viscosity, Sheer, and wet chemistry.
• Collect samples and coordinate with contract labs for testing
• Analyze and interpret data and results from testing
• Maintain instruments, equipment, and general housekeeping.
• Provide technical support for clients
• Support Sales and Marketing by developing technical sales tools and datasheets.
• Assist in Marketing and Sales through internet marketing.
• Attend trade shows and promotional events.

Requirements
• BS in Chemistry, Material Science, Chemical Engineering or related.
• Experience in oils and lubricants, 1-2 years experience preferred.
• Strong interest in the automotive industry
• Understanding of combustion engines a plus.
• Excellent communication skills.
• Strong Computer Skills: Excel, Powerpoint

Not sure if this is allowable, you might want to PM AK370Z or admin just to be safe.

Good luck in the hunt. :tiphat:

Yeah I just did. I didn't see anything in the rules about it since it is a job offering.

Hopefully, its okay since I wanted to share it with forum members, and if someone from the forum did get hired they would set themselves up as vendor...

:tiphat:

Cool. Too bad I'm not in that field otherwise I'd be applying :rofl2: I may not be a Chem. Engineer, but if you still need a forum face for vending I would be interested. :icon17:

Casper saw a thread about lubricants and came running in! :roflpuke2:


Thanks for posting this up OP, hopefully someone from the forum who is looking for a job can see this :tup:

Has to be chemical engineering? What about a general engineering degree?

General engineering is fine, but the person must have experience with oils, lubricants, and engines.

Have to do something... Your fur causes too much friction... :rofl2:

fixed!

:icon17:

I guess it chaffed too much, that's what made him puke on the carpet... :rofl2:

omg! :inoutroflpuke:

:stirthepot:

:bowrofl::roflpuke2::bowrofl: