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Offering HR service in Polymer Industry:
This is to inform you all that i have started HR services to meet the requirements in our Polymer Industry.As discussed with the Senior Management in various companies i am posting the following jobs available with my service at the moment.Interested members do contact me at my email rosaram211@gmail.com asap.
1)Senior Scientist for Fortune 100 company has experience in Formulation colloidal Science background with 8-10 years.Individual with experience in personal care or FMCG.
2)Chemical Engineer for process research (scale up from lab scale to plant scale) with 3-5 years of expereince.
3)Export Manager -Prime / Recycled LDPE, LLDPE, HDPE, PP Granules, Masterbatches &Compounds.
4) Epoxy resin manufacturer is looking for a candidate who has experience in Synthesis in R& D.
5) Business Development Manager:A well know chemical company is looking for two SALES persons for Bangalore and Hyderabad.
6)Project Manager-My client is in requirement of a competent Project manager with more than 5 yrs of experience in any engineer field.AP
7)P&D:A well known client is looking for a candidate who has experience in composites like Pultrusion/Chemical process CFRP etc.
8)Head-Product Development : My client needs a candidate who has experience in Product Development and Quality for LED product.
9)Marketing Executive:My client is having a vacancy for their resin business.Experience candidate with background of Thermoset resins and FRP industry will be preferred.
10)Project Manager:My client is wanting to have a candidate is having sound experience in Automotive composite manufacturing domain with GFRP/CFRP back ground. 
11) Engineer:need of diploma holders with hands on composites component manufacturing experience Aerospace missiles wind energy field .Exp: 5 yrs min  
12.Polymer Engineer-Experience candidate with strong background on polymer and additives for the Technical Service.
13)Manager-Candidate experienced in Pigment and Dye for technical with minimum 5 years of Experience.
14)Marketing:Diploma holders with Minimum 2-3 years of experience /Fresher in Packaging Industry.
15)Business Development Manager-Minimum 3-5 years experience in Polymer/Insulation materials/laminates.
16.Scientiffic Officer -Knowledge of surface chemistry

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