Location: Idaho Falls, ID
cost, performance, and per schedule; Conduct benchwork for projects assigned coordinating transfer of lab size batches to production size; Maintain an existing line of personal care products, oral care, and home care, & address any formulation/ingredient issues (like incompatibility, stability, etc.
); Identify & coordinate outsourced product development projects including interacting closely with third party manufacturers, helping with development of manufacturing processes, and assisting in scale-ups for new and existing products; Help conduct feasibility and plant trials during development of products; Establish specifications, stability and safety requirements; Ensure stability testing
process for assigned projects by ensuring in-house physical stability testing conducted by stability coordinator and coordinating with outside testing houses for specialized testing needs; Make prototypes/coordinate with contract manufacturers for samples for submission to Marketing department and for Management review; Track project tasks in Share Point and Workfront to ensure the project is meeting stage gate timelines; Create PO requests on Manufacturing Production Systems for plant trials of new products; Develop and maintain contacts with industry experts, organizations and manufacturers of raw materials and finished products; Design specification sheets for every new formula and raw material
ingredient; Visit co-manufacturers and monitor first-article and pilot batch production runs; Evaluate potential contract manufacturers for technology transfer of existing cosmetic formulas; Track development of new line of products and assist global markets with technical information for registration process; Research different compounds present in active ingredients and their beneficial effect on human skin, oral cavity health, and home hygiene efficacy; Confirm presence of specific compounds (e.
g. Volatile Organic Compounds, Phenols) in raw materials using Direct Analysis in Real Time Mass Spectrometry (DART-MS) and evaluate effects of these compounds in the human body through literature study; Conduct ingredient research through literature studies; Formulate powder-based protein and vitamin supplements; Work closely with package development, marketing, regulatory, supply chain, operations, quality, and sales teams globally and collaborate on all aspects of product development; Track project updates, adhere to timelines, and report them in project progress meetings weekly.
REQUIREMENTS: Applicants need to have a Bachelors degree (or foreign equiv. ) in Bio-Chemistry, shop, or related field and 5 years progressive post Baccalaureate experience in Process/Product Formulation Development in Personal Care Products including 2 years experience in the job offered.
TO APPLY, PLEASE MAIL RESUME TO: ATTN: Ms. Ronnette Gifford, Sr. Manager of HR, Melaleuca, Inc. 4609 West 65th South Idaho Falls, ID 83402 OR ALTERNATELY, PLEASE EMAIL RESUME TO:
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boisestate. edu/about/Job Summary/Basic Function: The Applied Science and Engagement Specialist is a new position focused on providing decision support to agricultural stakeholders, including farmers, ranchers, government agencies, and non-profit representatives. The Applied Science and Engagement Specialist will work as part of a team to deliver decision support tools that lead to the adoption of
sustainable agriculture land management practices and will have the opportunity to contribute to meaningful conservation work in Southern Idaho and Eastern Oregon.
The Specialist will work as part of a diverse team of graduate students, post-docs, faculty, agency, and NGO scientists. Our team is developing scientific knowledge and cutting-edge decision-support tools, funded by the U. S. Department of Agriculture and NASA, and the main responsibility of the Specialist is to spearhead the communication and extension of scientific knowledge to people on the ground who are managing the land. The Specialist will oversee outreach and stakeholder engagement activities for a suite of projects
focused on two pressing agricultural sustainability issues: 1 Adaptation to climate change using " climate-smart" agricultural practices, including beaver rewilding and other mesic restoration strategies (for example, see youtu.
be/I1m D5FEo RCk); and 2 Implementing systematic farmland preservation strategies to protect the highest priority agricultural lands from urban and exurban development (for example, see www. boisestate. edu/hes/projects/farmlandloss/). Department Overview: The position is based in Human-Environment Systems (www. boisestate. edu/hes/), which is within the School of the Environment (www. boisestate. edu/environment/) at Boise State University.
This is a dynamic community of faculty, researchers, and students committed to trans-disciplinary, team-based, actionable research that addresses real-world environmental challenges. Dr. Jodi Brandt (www. boisestate. edu/hes/people/jodi-brandt/) will be the Specialists supervisor and mentor. Boise State University, powered by creativity and innovation, stands uniquely positioned in the Northwest as a metropolitan research university of distinction. Learn more about Boise State and the City of Boise at www. boisestate. edu/about/boise-and-beyond/. The Human-Environment Systems team is working to solve complex environmental problems and train a new generation of students to meet the challenges of the next century.
We believe that meeting the great environmental challenges facing the planet requires understanding the interplay between the biophysical world and our societal actions. We aspire to create knowledge and capacity to address these challenges. Level Scope: Fully competent and productive professional contributor who applies acquired job skills, policies, and procedures to complete substantive assignments/projects/tasks of moderate scope and complexity. Works independently with general supervision.
Exercises judgment within defined guidelines and practices to determine appropriate action. May provide guidance, assistance, and training to entry-level professionals, support employees, and students Essential Functions: Specific activities of the Specialist include: a a Gain a deep understanding of the knowledge and tools being developed by the research teams, and the sustainability issues that the research addresses, by interacting with the project team and reading scientific papers and other published literature. b Ensure that the research team's work is informed by on-the-ground land management practices and perspectives by directly engaging with diverse agricultural stakeholders, via workshops, webinars, and 1-on-1 conversations and conveying those learnings to the research teams.
c Design creative and diverse science communication products (e. g. training and workshop content, digital services, published materials, case studies) that effectively communicate scientific knowledge and tools to agricultural stakeholders. d Coordinate the activities of a CIN (Coordinated Innovation Network) to facilitate information exchange among the research team and stakeholder groups.
e Take a lead role in planning, organizing and implementing events that facilitate engagement with the research teams and the stakeholder groups. f Respond to project-related questions and requests by stakeholders engaged in agricultural land management. g Provide mentorship to graduate students working on the research teams. h Provide support for budgets, management, and logistics for the research teams. Knowledge, Skills, Abilities: Working knowledge of scientific principles, research design, and research protocols, including analysis and collection of samples Ability to work as part of a team Ability to perform field or laboratory work, as applicable to the position Ability to learn new skills with an appropriate amount of training Ability to develop working relationships with research partners and vendors Experience with conducting outreach Minimum Qualifications: Requires a minimum of Master's or equivalent degree, or Bachelor's or equivalent degree, plus at least 2 years of post-bachelor's work experience in a role that is similar to that of a Research Assistant.
Preferred Qualifications: Competitive candidates will have either a) a Ph D, or b) an MS with 2 years of applied science and/or stakeholder engagement experience, in topics related to agricultural sustainability.
We are seeking a candidate with a strong foundation in applied environmental science, excellent science communications skills, and a strong desire to use their skills to influence on-the-ground environmental management decisions towards sustainable land use practices. This position would also be a good fit for an experienced science communication/outreach professional who desires to work in a dynamic, flexible environment that encourages creativity and pursuing new ideas.
Experience with GIS and spatial analysis is helpful, but not required. Salary and Benefits: The salary for this position is $62,000 + full benefits. Boise State University is committed to offering a benefits package that provides health and financial protection plans as well as resources to promote health and well-being. Our program provides flexibility so you can choose the benefits that are right for you and your family. Learn more about our benefit options at www. boisestate. edu/hrs/benefits/. Required Application Materials: Applicants should apply with a cover letter, CV, and contact information for 3 references.
The cover letter should highlight previous outreach activities and community outcomes.
