Applications Specialist

Veralto

. Serve as the primary day-to-day technical representative for assigned customer accounts .

Posted 10/23/2026full-timeWisconsin • United StatesJuniorMid-Level💰 $77,000 - $87,000 per yearWebsite

Core Competencies

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Core Competencies

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Demonstrates expertise in water/wastewater treatment chemistry and processes, with strong analytical skills in sampling techniques and wet-chemistry methods. Proficient in chemical handling, safety protocols, and effective communication with customers and cross-functional teams.

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Water/Wastewater Treatment ChemistryField Analytical SkillsChemical Handling and Safety ProtocolsMicrosoft Office ProficiencyWastewater Operator Certification

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Hard Skills

Sampling TechniquesWet-Chemistry MethodsPortable InstrumentationData Quality PracticesMechanical AptitudeMetering PumpsP&IDs ReadingPreventive MaintenanceTroubleshooting Feed-System FaultsInventory Management

Soft Skills

Strong Organizational SkillsExcellent Written CommunicationInterpersonal SkillsAbility to Work IndependentlyTeam Collaboration

Tools & Technologies

Field Data ToolsCRM ToolsChemical Feed EquipmentPortable AnalyzersSafety Data Sheets (SDS)

Certifications & Qualifications

B.S. in ChemistryEnvironmental ScienceEngineering Degree40-Hour HAZWOPERDOT HazMat Training

Industry Keywords

Wastewater TreatmentIndustrial Chemical ServiceChemical Storage and TransportRegulatory ProtocolsEnvironmental Compliance

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact

Serve as the primary day-to-day technical representative for assigned customer accounts
Collect routine and event-driven grab and composite wastewater samples according to customer, USP and regulatory protocols
Perform on-site analyses using portable instrumentation and wet-chemistry methods; calibrate and maintain field instruments
Record, review and trend results; validate data quality, flag out-of-spec conditions and recommend feed-rate or program adjustments
Prepare and deliver customer reports, system surveys and data summaries; coordinate with third-party laboratories
Monitor chemical inventory and consumption; forecast usage and schedule deliveries
Coordinate and oversee safe chemical deliveries and transfers with suppliers, carriers, USP logistics and customer personnel
Inspect chemical storage areas, tanks, containment and unloading equipment; verify labeling and SDS availability
Maintain delivery, inventory and usage records; reconcile deliveries and support forecasting and invoicing
Inspect and perform preventive maintenance on chemical feed systems, pumps, tubing, injection quills, meters, sensors, analyzers and control panels
Troubleshoot common feed-system faults and escalate issues requiring service or engineering support
Verify and adjust feed rates; maintain maintenance logs, spare-parts inventories and equipment records
Act as day-to-day point of contact for plant operators, supervisors and environmental staff
Conduct site walk-throughs and program review meetings
Communicate results, recommendations, safety issues and out-of-spec conditions to customers and the USP account team
Identify opportunities to improve program performance, efficiency or scope and communicate them to the Account Manager
Work on-site at customer facilities, independently and as part of a cross-functional account team

Requirements

What you’ll need

Working knowledge of water/wastewater treatment chemistry and processes; odor, sulfide, disinfection or nutrient control experience preferred
Field or laboratory analytical skills, including sampling technique, wet-chemistry methods, portable instrumentation and data quality practices
Understanding of chemical handling, storage and transport requirements (DOT/HazMat, OSHA HazCom, SDS) and safe delivery practices
Mechanical aptitude with metering pumps, instrumentation and hand tools; able to read P&IDs and equipment manuals
Strong organizational skills to manage inventory forecasts, delivery schedules and reporting across multiple sites
Proficiency with Microsoft Office and field data or CRM tools
Excellent written/verbal communication and interpersonal skills
B.S. in Chemistry, Environmental Science, Engineering or related technical degree, or equivalent combination of education and experience
Minimum 2–5 years of customer-facing water/wastewater treatment, industrial chemical service or equivalent experience
Hands-on sampling/analysis and chemical feed equipment experience strongly preferred
Valid driver’s license with clean record required
Wastewater operator certification, 40-hour HAZWOPER or DOT HazMat training a plus
Ability to travel frequently, work long hours, varied schedules and occasional on-call or emergency response
Ability to lift, carry, push or pull up to 60 pounds
Ability to wear required PPE and work around hazardous chemicals, untreated wastewater, extreme temperatures, inclement weather and high noise levels

Benefits

Comp & perks

Professional onboarding and training options
Career coaching and development opportunities
Health benefits
Medical, dental and vision insurance
401(k)
Paid time off
Bonus Pay
Reasonable accommodation for individuals with disabilities