Vétroz
CFC Laboratory Technician in Chemistry – Quality Control (100%)
- 17 September 2026
- 100%
- Permanent position
- German (Intermediate), English (Intermediate)
About the job
Introduction
Are you passionate about chemistry, materials, and quality? Join a company specialised in metallic pigments. We are an industrial company with 40 employees, specialising in the manufacture of metallic pigments primarily intended for anti-corrosion protection. Our products are used by industrial clients worldwide to sustainably protect metal surfaces against corrosion. To strengthen our laboratory, we are looking for a
CFC Laboratory Technician in Chemistry – Quality Control (100%)
Responsibilities
Integrated into our laboratory, you play an essential role in controlling and guaranteeing the quality of our raw materials, intermediate products, and finished pigments.
In close collaboration with production and our technical specialists, you are specifically responsible for:
- Conducting chemical, physical, and physico-chemical analyses as part of quality control
- Performing tests and measurements using various analytical methods and laboratory equipment
- Analysing, interpreting, and documenting the results obtained
- Writing test reports and ensuring traceability of analyses
- Verifying the conformity of our products with quality specifications and requirements
- Identifying discrepancies and contributing to their analysis in collaboration with production
- Participating in the continuous improvement of analysis methods and laboratory processes
- Ensuring compliance with internal procedures as well as quality and safety requirements
Qualifications
You enjoy laboratory work, are precise, and like to understand the phenomena behind analytical results. You seek a concrete industrial environment where your work directly contributes to the quality of the products manufactured on site.
You have the following qualifications:
- CFC as a laboratory technician in chemistry or equivalent training
- Good knowledge of analytical chemistry and physico-chemical analyses
- Practical experience with instrumental analysis methods
- Very good command of French and good knowledge of German or English, both spoken and written
- Structured, precise, and rigorous working method
- Analytical and synthetic thinking, autonomy, and sense of responsibility
- Versatility and a taste for teamwork