Carlisle Construction Materials

Become part of a team that looks out for you, listens to your ideas, and appreciates your work.

What you can do at Carlisle

At CCM our core competencies in the R&I department are;

• Material handling
• Compounding
• Web handling
• State-of-the-art mixing facilities, extrusion and calendaring lines

Our Chemists and Engineers

• Lead innovation and implement new product developments
• Leverage intellectual property
• Drive the sustainability efforts by material design, process design and product developments
• Work on difficult technical challenges and collaborate with technical experts
• collaborate cross functionally with manufacturing, marketing and purchasing departments to develop new products, design new processes and implement new technologies
• type of polymers

Why the team loves their work

• Diversity in work, not formulation all day, innovation, product development, collaborating
• Leading trials
• Inspiring work that is interesting.  New product, new process, new technology, new materials.  Explore technical challenges.
• If you are curious, you have the leeway to explore it.

The most meaningful part of working in the R&I department

• Interfacing with manufacturing teams - customer is the plant, process efficiency, make product better - changes are requested by plant. 
• Challenge of implementing new products within production. 
• Working on difficult technical challenges and collaborating with technical experts
• Mix of R&I, process improvement with plants, collaboration cross functional with plant, marketing and purchasing on how to develop new products, new process and new technology. - variety and diversity in the role

Working for CCM means that you are working for a company that cares, come join our team and be part of the innovation that shapes the future

“As an R&D professional we are competing for product innovation in an industry growing so fast and global sales in roofing are estimated to hit almost $100 billion in the next five years me and my colleagues are definitely contributing to the future and I really like that. “

- Saloumeh: Thermoplastics R&D Engineer