TIMPL

Chemical Engineer
Engineering
Adairsville Georgia Direct Hire Sep 12, 2025 $60,000/yr -
Chemical Engineer (Korean Bilingual Preferred)

Timpl has partnered with a leading global manufacturer of innovative building and industrial materials, specializing in surfaces, flooring, and automotive components. And we are looking for a Chemical Engineer.

Qualifications

Education & Experience
  • Bachelor’s degree in Chemical Engineering, Materials Science, Polymer Science, or related field (Master’s preferred for senior roles)
  • Some experience in a manufacturing environment; experience with polymer chemistry / coatings / surface materials is highly desirable
  • Experience with laboratory scale testing and analysis; scaling lab data to production is a plus

Skills & Knowledge
  • Solid grounding in general chemistry, polymer chemistry, mechanical/materials testing
  • Proficiency with lab equipment and test standards relevant to product line (e.g. tensile/impact tests, hardness, adhesion, abrasion, optical properties, etc.)
  • Data analysis skills – able to interpret test results, use statistical tools, generate reports
  • Familiarity with manufacturing systems, process control, yield and quality metrics
  • Experience with SAP (or equivalent ERP), MS Office (Excel/PowerPoint/Word)
  • Strong verbal and written communication skills in English; Korean bilingual preferred to facilitate communication with headquarters / suppliers

Other Attributes
  • Strong problem?solving mindset, attention to detail
  • Ability to work cross?functionally, collaborate with  production/quality/supply chain
  • Self?motivated, proactive, able to manage multiple tasks/priorities
  • Willingness to travel locally or regionally as needed (supplier visits, other plant locations)

Physical Requirements & Working Conditions
  • Majority of time spent in lab or office; frequent visits to manufacturing floor
  • Must be able to lift/move materials or test samples up to ~25–50 lbs occasionally
  • Safe handling of chemicals; adherence to safety protocols, use of PPE
  • Occasional travel (<10%)