Production Lab Supervisor at Carbon

Delft, South Holland, Netherlands

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Not SpecifiedCompensation

Mid-level (3 to 4 years), Senior (5 to 8 years)Experience Level

Full TimeJob Type

UnknownVisa

Advanced Materials, Battery TechnologyIndustries

Requirements

HBO/BSc degree in Chemistry
5+ years of hands-on lab experience in an analytical lab
Strong understanding of lab safety procedures and GLP
Experience setting up and managing labs including equipment installation, calibration, and maintenance
Fluency in both English and Dutch
Willingness to travel occasionally (2–3 times per year for production projects abroad)

Responsibilities

Oversee daily lab operations, ensuring equipment, utilities, and safety systems function smoothly
Coordinate with contractors and suppliers on lab installations, equipment setup, and maintenance
Manage procurement and inventory of chemicals, consumables, and gases
Implement and uphold lab safety, GLP, and 5S standards, including documentation and risk assessments
Support onboarding and training of lab users, promoting safe and efficient work practices
Drive continuous improvements in organization, workflow, and operational excellence across production activities

Skills

Lab Operations

Safety Management

GLP

Procurement

Inventory Management

Risk Assessments

Equipment Maintenance

Contractor Coordination

Onboarding

Training

Workflow Optimization

Carbon

3D printing of high-performance parts and prototypes

About Carbon

Carbon specializes in 3D printing, focusing on the production of high-performance parts and functional prototypes using its unique Digital Light Synthesis (DLS) technology. This technology enables quick production and iteration, allowing for the creation of complex shapes and high-quality materials suitable for various applications. Carbon serves clients in multiple sectors, including automotive, consumer goods, dental, industrial, and life sciences, and has notable partnerships, such as with Adidas for running shoe midsoles and NASA for satellite components. What sets Carbon apart from its competitors is its integrated approach, combining hardware, software, and materials, which supports a business model that includes selling 3D printers and providing ongoing material and software support. The company's goal is to enhance manufacturing efficiency and quality across industries by delivering tailored 3D printing solutions.

Redwood City, CaliforniaHeadquarters

2013Year Founded

$673.1MTotal Funding

SECONDARYCompany Stage

Consulting, Industrial & ManufacturingIndustries

501-1,000Employees

Benefits

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Health Insurance

Life Insurance

Gym Membership / Reimbursement

PTO / Vacation Policy

Paid Holidays

Maternity / Paternity Leave

401K / Retirement Plan

Risks

Perplexity's acquisition may shift focus from Carbon's core 3D printing business.

Increased competition from partners like Desktop Health could challenge market share.

Rapid advancements in 3D printing may outpace Carbon's current offerings.

Differentiation

Carbon's DLS technology enables rapid production of complex geometries and high-quality materials.

Carbon's AO Stack increases unattended model throughput for M2 and M3 printers.

Carbon's EPX 150 resin offers high temperature and chemical resistance for complex parts.

Upsides

Carbon's partnership with Desktop Health enhances digital dentistry applications and patient care.

EPX 150 expands Carbon's capabilities in electrical and medical device industries.

Carbon's AO suite improves dental lab efficiency and reduces print turnover times.

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