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Sumitomo Electric

Chemist

Full-timeResearch & Science

Listed on Sumitomo Electric’s official careers site. Posted October 15, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

Job description

BS Chemistry graduate or at least sixty (60) units’ chemistry courses Chemist license holder (PRC) At least three (1) year practicing chemistry profession. Experience in supervising chemical analysis, chemical technicians, laboratory safety and protocols. Experience in hands-on chemical analysis whether wet laboratory or instrumentation Have good knowledge on plating lines, their composition and work up, and possible issues that can be of support to the production in chemical terms.

Knowledgeable in laboratory tools and equipment used to analyse chemical solution. Can interpret laboratory test results. Understand chemical handling safety protocols and PPE requirement in doing the function. Can write procedures or work instructions. Can write Technical Report Satisfactory analytical skills.

Major Duties and Responsibilities

  • Perform chemical and analytical testing of chemical, in-process samples, and other manufacturing requirements.
  • Conduct tests using techniques such as titration, pH, UV-Vis, ICP, AAS or other applicable methods.
  • Provide laboratory support for manufacturing processes, including troubleshooting and process monitoring.
  • Verify results against specifications and identify out-of-specification or abnormal results. Record test results, prepare laboratory reports, and maintain accurate GMP documentation.
  • Follow GMP, laboratory SOPs, safety procedures, and proper chemical handling and waste-disposal practices.
  • Ensures compliance with established housekeeping and 6P requirements within the assigned work area.
  • Performs other duties as assigned.

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