The practicing chemist who is neither a Ph.D. Though this advertisement is not primarily directed to holders of a doctorate, we must admit that Kodak's more fundamental chemical research is conducted by people so equipped. If you want that kind of work, it doesn't do any harm to get one. If you believe fundamental research is not for you but like chemistry and have done well in the subject, we want to hear from you. We need chemists who can link our chemistry to our customers' chemistry either as product developers, as production supervisors, or as marketers.
Chemical engineering is a profession distinctly different from chemistry. Here are the work environments of some Kodak
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chemical engineers who have not drifted away from that profession.
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...nor somebody's technician We also seek chemists for the kind of laboratory activity familiar from the campus. Even the look of some of our laboratories in Rochester, N.Y. and Kingsport, Tenn. may be familiar, while some may turn out to be more elaborate. We hope this will not prove objectionable. And if you happen to find that despite what we say here, you are involved in fundamental chemical research, we hope to be forgiven for that, too.
Tell us in what direction you now lean. You may surprise yourself later. But write now to EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY Business and Technical Personnel Department, Rochester, Ν. Υ. 14650 An equal-opportunity employer offering a choice of work in Rochester, N.Y., Kingsport, Tenn., or Longview, Tex.
Other real Kodak chemical engineers prefer to minimize their differences from chemists, or choose to broaden out
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into assignments increasingly involved with people and less with the advancement of technology.
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