Pharmaceutical Analyst

Smart4Sciences
Cwmbran, Gwent, United Kingdom
3 weeks ago
Posted
16 Apr 2026 (3 weeks ago)

Are you a detail-driven scientist with a passion for analytical testing and pharmaceutical development?

Smart4 Sciences are working with an established and innovative pharmaceutical services provider to recruit a Pharmaceutical Development Analyst into their Pharmaceutical Development team.

The Role

This is an exciting opportunity to carry out high-quality analytical testing for complex pharmaceutical products in a GMP-regulated environment. You'll be an integral part of a specialist team working on product development projects with a focus on respiratory and inhalation drug products.

Key Responsibilities:

Perform experimental testing of pharmaceutical products using validated analytical methods.

Prepare and handle solutions, mobile phases, and reagents in line with internal SOPs.

Accurately record and analyse data in accordance with GMP and ALCOA+ principles.

Use analytical equipment (e.g., HPLC) with appropriate training and calibration.

Communicate results clearly with senior scientific staff and cross-functional teams.

Maintain an up-to-date training record and follow health & safety protocols at all times.

Ensure all work meets regulatory standards including GMP, ICH, and COSHH.

About You

Essential:

A degree in a scientific field such as Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, or a related discipline.

Experience working in a laboratory setting.

A strong sense of organisation and attention to detail.

Excellent data recording and documentation skills.

Desirable:

Experience with HPLC or similar analytical instrumentation.

Knowledge of GMP/GLP standards and pharmaceutical regulatory guidelines.

Previous work in respiratory or inhalation product development.

You'll be joining a motivated team and a business that values integrity, innovation, and continuous improvement

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