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27 Chemical & Biomedical Engineering Jobs in China
Problems move through the day as experiments run, batches process, and safety protocols shape every decision made.
Average salary: CNY 326,778
Average salary
CNY 326,778
across 27 jobs
- Sr. Technical Manager - Industrial Coatings
- WACKER
- Shanghai, China
- CNY 500,000 – CNY 800,000
- 芯片工艺工程师
- 北京思朗科技有限责任公司
- Shanghai, Beijing +1 more, China
- CNY 200,000 – CNY 300,000
- Assistant Process Science Manager
- Kenvue
- Xi’an, China
- CNY 300,000 – CNY 500,000
- Staff Engineer, MSAT
- Johnson & Johnson
- Xi’an, China
- CNY 400,000 – CNY 600,000
- BOD Process Engineer Intern
- Corning
- Hefei, China
- CNY 60,000 – CNY 96,000
- Staff Engineer, MSAT
- Johnson & Johnson
- Xi’an, China
- CNY 400,000 – CNY 600,000
- 涂装材料开发专家
- Li Auto
- Shanghai, Beijing +1 more, China
- CNY 400,000 – CNY 700,000
- 非金属材料专家(工程塑料方向)
- XPENG
- Shanghai, Guangzhou, China
- CNY 400,000 – CNY 700,000
- New Product Development Engineer
- W. L. Gore & Associates
- Shenzhen, China
- CNY 200,000 – CNY 350,000
- Process Technician
- Air Products
- Yulin, China
- CNY 80,000 – CNY 120,000
- Technical Service Specialist
- PPG
- Linyi, China
- CNY 200,000 – CNY 300,000
- Senior Associate 1, Process Engineering
- RGE
- Jiangxi, China
- CNY 150,000 – CNY 250,000
- Certification Engineer
- Manitowoc
- Zhangjiagang, China
- CNY 150,000 – CNY 250,000
- Design Quality Assurance Expert
- Fresenius Group
- Suzhou, China
- CNY 200,000 – CNY 350,000
- Senior EHS Specialist - Industrial Hygiene
- Haleon
- Tianjin, China
- CNY 300,000 – CNY 400,000
- SHE Engineer
- Vopak
- Zhangzhou, China
- CNY 120,000 – CNY 200,000
- Technical Service Supervisor
- Axalta
- Hefei, China
- CNY 200,000 – CNY 300,000
- 电驱研发质量工程师
- Li Auto
- Shanghai, Beijing, China
- CNY 250,000 – CNY 400,000
- Process Support Engineer III
- Applied Materials
- Dalian, China
- CNY 150,000 – CNY 250,000
- Project Engineer - 医疗器械
- UL Solutions
- Suzhou, China
- CNY 150,000 – CNY 250,000
- Laboratory Engineer
- UL Solutions
- Suzhou, China
- CNY 120,000 – CNY 200,000
- Laboratory Engineer
- UL Solutions
- Suzhou, China
- CNY 120,000 – CNY 180,000
- 空气质量仿真系统高级专家
- Li Auto
- Shanghai, Beijing, China
- CNY 600,000 – CNY 900,000
- Coating Material Development Expert
- Li Auto
- Shanghai, Beijing +1 more, China
- CNY 300,000 – CNY 600,000
- 非金属材料研发专家/高级专家
- Li Auto
- Shanghai, Beijing, China
- CNY 500,000 – CNY 800,000
- Field Service Engineer
- Agilent Technologies
- Zhengzhou, China
- CNY 150,000 – CNY 250,000
- Process Engineer
- Corning
- Hefei, China
- CNY 150,000 – CNY 250,000
Chemical and biomedical engineering roles involve designing, testing, and optimizing processes that manufacture pharmaceuticals, materials, and biologics. Work spans lab-scale development through large-scale production, often requiring hands-on troubleshooting alongside computational modeling. Employers typically seek candidates with degrees in chemical engineering, biomedical engineering, or chemistry, plus experience with process control systems, analytical instruments, and regulatory frameworks like GMP. Roles exist across pharmaceutical companies, contract manufacturers, food production facilities, and medical device firms, ranging from junior engineers supporting senior teams to process leads managing plant operations and regulatory compliance.
Chemical & Biomedical Engineering jobs by city
- Juncos16
- Tijuana13
- Galway12
- Carolina11
- Singapore10
- Humacao9
- Shanghai8
- Pune6
- Beijing6
- Kulim5
- Visp5
- Maple Grove5
- Alajuela5
- Uppsala5
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Questions
What qualifications do entry-level roles require?
A bachelor's degree in chemical engineering, biomedical engineering, or chemistry is standard. Internship experience in manufacturing, quality assurance, or research labs strengthens applications, though some employers train graduates through structured rotational programs.
What does a typical day involve?
Days balance between lab work, data analysis, and meetings with cross-functional teams. Engineers might review batch records, troubleshoot equipment issues, design new experiments, or prepare documentation for regulatory submission depending on their project and seniority.
How much time is spent in the lab versus at a desk?
Distribution depends heavily on role and employer. Senior process engineers may spend 60% on analysis and planning; junior engineers often split time equally between lab testing, calculations, and documentation.
What technical skills matter most?
Proficiency with process simulation software, statistical analysis tools, and HPLC or chromatography instruments is common. Knowledge of manufacturing principles, scale-up methodology, and regulatory guidelines like FDA or ICH standards opens more opportunities.
How does this differ from research chemist work?
Biomedical and chemical engineers focus on making processes reliable, scalable, and compliant at production volumes. Research chemists emphasize discovery and synthesis; engineering roles solve how to manufacture consistently while meeting cost and quality targets.
What advancement paths exist?
Junior roles progress to senior engineer, then process lead or technical manager overseeing multiple projects or teams. Specialists may move into quality assurance, regulatory affairs, or plant engineering leadership depending on interests and certifications pursued.
How often does travel occur?
Travel varies significantly. Manufacturing site roles typically stay local; roles supporting multiple facilities or customer sites may travel monthly. Supply chain and quality roles often visit partner plants or attend regulatory audits.
What safety expectations shape the work?
Safety protocols are non-negotiable. Engineers follow strict procedures for hazardous chemicals, maintain cleanroom standards, and document all deviations. Regular training, incident reporting, and compliance audits are built into the rhythm of operations.
How much does regulatory compliance affect daily work?
Heavily. Documentation, batch records, change controls, and traceability are constant. Roles require attention to GMP standards, environmental regulations, and internal procedures; deviations trigger investigations and corrective actions.
What distinguishes this from chemical engineer roles in energy or materials?
Biomedical and pharmaceutical engineering prioritizes purity, potency, and regulatory validation over volume or cost alone. Work involves sterility assurance, stability testing, and patient safety considerations that differ fundamentally from commodity chemical or energy sector priorities.