What is the salary for the Electrochemical Laboratory Technician role at this employer?

The listed annual base salary range is $65K–$85K. This figure is taken from the posting itself.

Where is the Electrochemical Laboratory Technician role at this employer based?

This role is based in Plymouth, MI.

What degree is required for the Electrochemical Laboratory Technician role at this employer?

This role asks for an associate degree.

What techniques or methods are required for this Electrochemical Laboratory Technician role?

cyclic voltammetry, linear sweep voltammetry, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy, potentiostat testing, sustained electrolysis.

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Q: What polymers or materials does this Electrochemical Laboratory Technician role work with?

magnet feedstock, KOH electrolytes, DES pre-treatment solutions.

· Plymouth, MIyesterdayverified 4 h ago

$65k – $85kfrom the posting

Associate-level R&D / Research roles on Crosslinked list a median of $87k (16 that show pay).

Run electrochemical experiments (CV, LSV, EIS, electrolysis) on magnet feedstock for coating removal and metal recovery, with strict records.

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Worth knowing

Why it is interesting. Hands-on potentiostat work (CV, LSV, EIS) in a magnet recycling and resource-recovery pilot setting

Might not be for you. Posting mixes in pharma GMP/FDA quality-control language, so the actual scope is unclear

Mostly at the benchHands-on executionMethodical pace First industry roleBS acceptable

Heads-up: Mostly boilerplate text

Adjacent materials role:Electrochemical cells, potentiostats, CV/LSV/EIS testing; magnet feedstock coating-removal and DES pre-treatment; Materials Science degree accepted

Seniority: Technician
Work: On-site
Type: Full-time
Degree: Associate
Industry: Chemicals
Role: R&D / Research
Relocation: Offered

Materials

magnet feedstockKOH electrolytesDES pre-treatment solutionsmetal powders34 roles

Techniques

cyclic voltammetry24 roleslinear sweep voltammetryelectrochemical impedance spectroscopy14 rolespotentiostat testingsustained electrolysisfiltration and dryingsample preparation18 roles

Benefits

relocation assistance

Role details

Job Summary

As an Analytical Chemist, you’ll use analytical chemistry and laboratory techniques to test samples, evaluate results, and support reliable product quality in a laboratory environment. You’ll apply wet chemistry and spectroscopic analysis, operate laboratory instruments, and document work in line with laboratory compliance requirements.

Duties: Prepare magnet feedstock for experiments, including labelling, weighing, measuring, photographing, cleaning and batch preparation.

Prepare KOH and other approved electrolytes, reagents and pre-treatment solutions according to SOPs.

Set up electrochemical cells, electrodes, reference electrodes and potentiostat experiments.

Run routine CV, LSV, EIS and sustained-electrolysis tests under validated methods and supervision.

Support coating-removal and DES pre-treatment experiments.

Monitor and record routine parameters such as current, voltage, temperature, time and flow.

Collect, label and track experimental samples.

Support filtration, washing, drying, weighing, sample splitting and preparation for external characterisation.

Maintain laboratory consumables, chemical inventory, SDS records and sample traceability.

Perform routine instrument checks, cleaning and basic maintenance and promptly report unusual results or equipment issues.

Maintain accurate experimental notebooks, run sheets and electronic records.

Follow laboratory, chemical-handling, contamination-control and hydrogen-related safety procedures.
Perform quality control testing, method validation, and calibration; maintain laboratory equipment and instruments.
Record and manage results in laboratory information management systems, following Good Laboratory Practice (GLP), Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP), current Good Manufacturing Practice (CGMP), and applicable FDA regulations and International Council for Harmonisation (ICH) guidelines.
Your impact: Accurate testing and clear records help quality teams assess materials and support safe, compliant pharmaceutical products.

Essential qualifications and experience

Degree, diploma or relevant technical qualification in Chemistry, Electrochemistry, Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Laboratory Technology or a related field.

Hands-on laboratory or pilot-plant experience.

Strong attention to experimental detail, sample traceability and record keeping.

Comfortable working with chemicals, laboratory equipment and structured SOPs.

Practical problem-solving ability and strong safety awareness.

Highly desirable

Exposure to electrochemistry, electrolysis, potentiostats or DC power systems.

Experience with filtration, washing, drying, sample preparation or metal/powder handling.

Magnet laboratory, pilot plant, recycling or resource-recovery environment.

Pay: $65,300.00 - $85,000.00 per year

Benefits:

401(k)
Dental insurance
Employee assistance program
Health insurance
Health savings account
Paid time off
Parental leave
Relocation assistance
Vision insurance

Education:

Bachelor's (Preferred)

Experience:

lab: 2 years (Preferred)

Work Location: In person