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R&D Textile Coloration Engineer (Swiss, Onisite)

Gramian Consulting Group
CompanyGramian Consulting Group
CategoryEngineering
LocationSwitzerland
RemoteRemote
EmploymentFull-time
LevelNot stated
SalaryNot stated by the employer
Posted31 Jul 2026
Last verified9 Aug 2026
SourceEmployer ATS (workable)
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Description
Gramian Consultancy is a boutique consultancy specializing in IT professional services and engineering talent solutions. With a strong background in software engineering and leadership, we help companies build high-performing teams by matching them with professionals who truly fit their needs. About the Role Our client is an innovative materials engineering company developing lightweight and sustainable solutions for demanding industrial applications. We are looking for an R&D Textile Coloration Engineer to develop and industrialise dyeing, finishing, and surface-treatment processes for technical textile materials. You will translate customer requirements into practical solutions, manage laboratory and pilot trials, and support the transition from initial samples to repeatable serial production. The role combines textile chemistry, colour performance, process development, quality control, and manufacturing scale-up . CONTRACT: Permanent employment LOCATIONS: On-site in the Fribourg region, Switzerland NOTES: Occasional travel to manufacturing and development partners is required. Key Responsibilities Develop and optimise textile dyeing, coloration, and finishing processes. Translate customer specifications into technically feasible material solutions. Conduct laboratory trials and evaluate samples against defined requirements. Assess colour consistency, UV resistance, durability, and colour fastness. Prepare technical documentation, test plans, and quality specifications. Coordinate sampling and pilot-production activities with external partners. Support the scale-up of laboratory processes into industrial manufacturing. Establish quality-control methods for repeatable serial production. Investigate interactions between fibres, chemical treatments, and downstream manufacturing. Improve process efficiency, sustainability, and production cost.