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Looking for a chemistry job in St Louis? We're here to help! Check out the following resources

Resources

Local Professional

Recruiters

For more information contact our Career Resources chair.

St Louis employs chemists

There are many business, institutions, and organizations in the St Louis area that employ chemists. If you know of any that are not listed here, please email the webmaster.

College and university chemistry departments

Fontbonne College
Greenville College
Lindenwood University
Maryville University of St Louis
McKendree University
Missouri Baptist College
Principia College *
St Louis Community College–Florissant Valley
Saint Louis University *†
Southern Illinois University–Edwardsville *†
University of Missouri–St Louis *†
Washington University *†
* has ACS student affiliate chapter
† offers ACS-approved chemistry degree program
‡ offers ACS-approved chemical technology program

Chemical industry

American Radiolabeled Chemicals, Inc (world headquarters)
Anheuser-Busch InBev (North American headquarters)
Boeing Corporation
Carboline Company (world headquarters)
Chemir Analytical Services
P J Cobert Associates
Covidien Company
Crosslink
Donald Danforth Plant Science Center
Emerson Electric (world headquarters)
Carl F Gast Company
IQsynthesis (division of Chemir)
Jost Chemical Company
KV Pharmaceutical Company (headquarters)
Laird Technologies (world headquarters)
Mallinckrodt (world headquarters)
Missouri Analytical Labs
Monsanto Company (world headquarters)
Nestlé-Purina (USA headquarters)
Pfizer, Inc
Reliable Biopharmaceutical Corporation
Sequoia Sciences, Inc (world headquarters)
Sigma-Aldrich Corporation (world headquarters)
Solae Company
Solutia, Inc (world headquarters)
Steris Corporation
Tripos, Inc (world headquarters)
Whitmire Micro-Gen Research Laboratories, Inc (world headquarters)

Government

US Food & Drug Administration

Project SEED

Project SEED is the American Chemical Society’s (ACS) social action program that places economically disadvantaged high school students in academic, industrial, and government research laboratories for eight-to-ten weeks during the summer. The program is designed to help high school students to expand their career outlook and provide opportunities for students who historically lack exposure to scientific careers.

Project SEED offers high school students two exciting research opportunities.

Each student conducts scientific research in chemistry or related field under the direct supervision of a scientist/mentor. The students must be economically disadvantaged and must be enrolled in high school or be recent high school graduates.

If you or your organization is interested in mentoring a potential future scientist, please contact the St. Louis section ACS Project SEED coordinator for more information and application materials.


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