Prepare samples for sensory studies by meticulously following protocols and instructions without sacrificing either speed or accuracy.
Run sensory panels by giving directions to panelists, answering questions, and troubleshooting, all while projecting confident, positive, and professional demeanor.
Quickly learn how to operate and maintain sensitive laboratory instruments (e.g., olfactometer).
Identify problems, analyze possible causes, and suggest improvements in methods, techniques, and equipment.
Maintain a well-organized laboratory and inventory.
Assist with data analyses, literature searches, and software programming of sensory tests, as needed.
You bring:
At least 1 year of laboratory experience that includes pipetting and weighing.
Previous experience testing human research participants and awareness of associated practices and protocols (e.g., Declaration of Helsinki, consenting, etc.)
Interest in the science of flavor and fragrance
High School Diploma/GED Required, bachelor's degree Preferred but not required.
prior experience in a Laboratory environment is essential.