Date of posting here | November 23, 2011 |
Type of position | Full Time Private Employer |
Employer | FMC Corporation |
Location | Princeton, NJ |
Salary | Neg. |
Benefits | Full Beneftis |
Closing date of competition | 1/31/12 |
Date position available | immediate |
Description of duties | In this role you will manage biology whole organism studies from start to finish as part of a growing herbicide biology group within the R&D organization of a global S&P 500 leader.
Far from being confined to one or two aspects of research, you will be involved in designing, conducting and interpreting laboratory and greenhouse studies. You’ll be able to expand your knowledge on an ongoing basis and we’ll welcome your good ideas for products as well as process improvement. We think you’ll be pleased with the resources, compensation and career opportunities at FMC. Our new Global Innovation Center in Ewing, including new lab and greenhouse facilities, demonstrates the commitment FMC has made to R&D. FMC is a diversified chemical company serving agricultural, industrial and consumer markets globally for more than a century. As a global leader utilizing advanced technologies and customer-focused research and development, FMC provides innovative and cost-effective solutions to food, agriculture, pharmaceutical, specialty, and related industries. |
Qualifications sought | To be a good fit for this opportunity you will have:
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IMPORTANT: HOW TO APPLY:
We want you to be as selective as we are! For a detailed ‘insider’s view’ of this position and to submit your resume, please visit the following URL: |
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