Post-Doctoral Fellow, Materials Characterization, R&D

Johnson & Johnson is currently seeking a Post-Doctoral Fellow, Materials Characterization, R&D to join our Vision Team located in Jacksonville, Florida.

This is a two year duration based role.

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We are seeking a Post-Doctoral Fellow to join our dynamic R&D materials characterization team.

The candidate will collaborate within a multidisciplinary group to investigate the properties of materials used for ocular medical devices.

The overarching goal of this position is to identify material characteristics important to the performance of hydrogel contact lenses and interocular lenses.

Project work will involve development of new measurement strategies and novel approaches to materials characterization, assessing method capability, establishing trends across a variety of commercial and experimental materials, and collaboration with formulation scientists to understand structure-function relationships.

Expertise in materials and chemical analysis is required and the candidate should have proficiency in characterization techniques related to surface analysis, mechanical properties, chemical analysis, permeability, spectroscopy, and microscopy.

Forward thinking, creativity, and careful experimentation are key aspects of this position.

Key Responsibilities:

• Develop novel surface and bulk analysis methods important to ophthalmic medical device applications, contributing to intellectual property, and advancing new patient benefits.

• A methodical approach that enables development and careful assessment of new characterization methods.

• Conduct independent and collaborative research of a highly complex nature.

• Utilize the scientific literature to facilitate und...