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We are adding to our Analytical Sciences team and looking for an analytical chemist looking for the next step in their career.


Responsibilities

  • Work to laboratory SOPs and adhere to cGMP record keeping and procedures.
  • Provide right first-time analytical data to agreed schedules using techniques such as LC-MS, GC-MS or other separation techniques.
  • Provide verbal and written reports, both internally and externally.
  • Get involved in data review and process improvements.
  • Contribute to the Quality Assurance programme of laboratory audits, investigations, and CAPA.


Skills. Education & Qualifications

  • Degree or higher in analytical chemistry, chemistry or related subject.
  • 3+ years experience working in an analytical laboratory preferably with chromatography or MS techniques.
  • Experience in a regulated environment is beneficial.
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
  • Ability to successfully manage large amounts of information.
  • Good organisational skills to perform tasks in a meticulous manner with close attention to detail.
  • Flexible attitude to changing priorities and timelines, responding to these challenges positively.
  • Good time management skills and ability to work and deliver to tight deadlines.
  • Highly motivated and willing to get involved with new initiatives.
  • Enthusiastic, with a positive attitude.

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