Scientist

• Conduct field and office-based environmental and property due diligence on commercial real estate projects
• Perform Phase I and Phase II Environmental Site Assessments, Property Condition Assessments, Property Capital Needs Reports, and asbestos and lead-based paint sampling
• Travel to project locations, typically 1 day per week and potentially up to 4 days per week
• Take detailed site notes and photographs
• Conduct interviews with site contacts, regulators, and other stakeholders
• Order and analyze government database records related to environmental conditions
• Perform regulatory agency file reviews and review local, state, and federal databases
• Review subcontractor reports for accuracy of scope of work
• Draft standardized technical reports synthesizing field, interview, historical, and regulatory findings
• Perform QA/QC on deliverables and complete requested revisions
• Submit final reports within pre-established timelines
• Compare analytical contaminant data to applicable regulatory standards
• Maintain accurate field notes, documentation, and project files
• Train new hires and cross-train Project Scientists on field methodologies, sampling protocols, and technical reporting standards
• Comply with site-specific and company health and safety protocols
• Work at client sites, in vehicles while traveling, and from a home office
• Occasionally perform overnight or multi-day travel, generally not exceeding 3 consecutive days

Senior Project Scientist

• Serve as the primary technical resource for sensory science across the Human Nutrition & Health business
• Build sensory science capability through development and delivery of training for R&D, Quality, and Operations personnel
• Design sensory methods, prepare samples, execute sensory evaluations, and interpret and communicate results
• Provide technical guidance to establish and achieve measurable sensory targets supporting product and business objectives
• Lead and execute the complete sensory study cycle, including defining objectives, selecting methods, preparing samples, conducting studies, analyzing and interpreting data, maintaining records, and communicating conclusions and recommendations
• Translate business, customer, and project questions into study designs, statistical approaches, decision criteria, and technically supported conclusions
• Establish, train, and validate a network of internal Sensory Champions
• Train Sensory Champions, develop and qualify panelists, and monitor panel performance
• Ensure sensory methods are applied consistently across studies and locations
• Manage partnerships with external sensory laboratories, universities, and other research partners
• Develop and maintain sensory procedures, SOPs, study templates, training materials, and best-practice documentation
• Collaborate with R&D, Quality, Operations, Supply Chain, Sales, Marketing, Product Management, external research partners, and customers on sensory-related issues
• Provide sensory science support across laboratories, product platforms, manufacturing locations, and customer programs
• Organize work, prioritize tasks, analyze problems, and identify opportunities supporting business priorities
• Apply sensory science expertise and structured problem-solving to develop practical recommendations
• Lead adoption of consistent sensory methods and capabilities across functions and locations
• Participate in customer meetings and technical discussions as the sensory science expert
• Perform other duties as assigned

Scientist jobs in Missouri

Senior Project Scientist

Senior Sensory Scientist