Assistant Manager - R&D
Avery Dennison is seeking an R&D Assistant Manager to lead cost-out and growth initiatives for their specialty portfolio in S. Asia and SSA. The role involves managing product and process development, including trial coordination, specification setting, and project tracking using Six Sigma methodologies. Candidates must have a Masters in Chemical or Polymer engineering and extensive experience in film/paper manufacturing or adhesive compounding. You will work cross-functionally with global technical teams and operations to drive new material introductions and commercialization.
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Experience
7-10 years
Function
Research
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Avery Dennison is seeking an R&D Assistant Manager to lead cost-out and growth initiatives for their specialty portfolio in S. Asia and SSA. The role involves managing product and process development, including trial coordination, specification setting, and project tracking using Six Sigma methodologies. Candidates must have a Masters in Chemical or Polymer engineering and extensive experience in film/paper manufacturing or adhesive compounding. You will work cross-functionally with global technical teams and operations to drive new material introductions and commercialization.
TAL's take
Stable global company with clearly defined R&D scope in the packaging and materials domain.
Highly specific R&D role with clear responsibilities in materials development, project management, and cross-functional collaboration.
Salaries at Avery Dennison
42.8 LPA average
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Must haves
- Masters in Engineering-Chemical/Polymer science
- 7-10 years of related technical experience
- Minimum 5 years in packaging film/paper manufacturing or adhesive compounding
- Strong project management skills
- Statistical knowledge and Minitab proficiency
Tools and skills
Nice to have: uv flexo, digital printing, gravure, offset printing, letterpress, adhesive formulation, top coat formulation.
About the company
Global materials science corporation with significant presence, though not a top-tier software-centric firm.
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