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Chemist/Toxicologist (Part Time/Limited Duration) at Consumer Reports - ApplyBlast

Chemist/Toxicologist (Part Time/Limited Duration)

Consumer Reports

4 months ago

3.3 on Glassdoor

Yonkers, NY

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About this role

This role serves as a Senior Project Leader for Chemist/Toxicologist analyses within Consumer Reports' Product Safety team in Yonkers, NY. The position involves evaluating consumer products for chemical hazards, collaborating with external labs on testing protocols, and synthesizing data to assess human health risks. As a part-time expert, the candidate will translate complex scientific findings into clear guidance to ensure consumer safety.

Responsibilities

Conduct rigorous evaluations of consumer products to identify chemical hazards
Collaborate with external lab partners on testing protocols and detection limits
Provide expert guidance regarding chemical and allergen risks to stakeholders
Synthesize laboratory findings to evaluate product compliance with safety benchmarks
Translate complex scientific findings into clear guidance for non-technical editorial

Skills

Qualifications

BS in ChemistryBS in ToxicologyBS in Chemical EngineeringMS in ChemistryPhD in Toxicology

About Consumer Reports

consumerreports.org

Headquarters

Yonkers, New York, United States

Company Size

501-1000 employees

Founded

1936

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Consumer Reports is an independent, nonprofit organization that provides evidence-based product testing, ratings, and consumer advice. It publishes unbiased reviews and recommendations across 10,000+ products and services—backed by in-house labs, research, and large-scale surveys—to help people make smarter buying decisions. The site and magazine are membership-supported and explicitly separate their testing and journalism from advertising to preserve impartiality. Beyond reviews, Consumer Reports also produces investigative reporting and advocates for consumer safety, transparency, and stronger public policy.