Senior Technologist

Bp Energy
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Technology Job Family Group: Research & Technology Group We aim to become a net-zero company by 2050, or sooner, and contribute to the global transition to net-zero carbon. Our Technology community will play a pivotal role in achieving this goal. We are excited to offer an excellent opportunity for a Senior Analytical Technologist to join our Investigational Analysis team at the Technology Centre in Pangbourne, UK. By combining detailed chemical analysis with materials science knowledge, the team delivers both rapid and conclusive solutions, protecting the business and driving product advancement. Apply expertise in analytical science and groundbreaking techniques to perform analytical testing and method development, addressing complex problems across various business areas, with a particular focus on mass spectrometry and chromatography. Organize and motivate oneself to efficiently deliver high-quality analytical data in response to specific and unique queries or problems. Own and refine analytical techniques for the team, offering both theoretical and practical guidance, and coaching colleagues. A degree or equivalent experience in Chemistry (or a related scientific field) and/or laboratory experience. Proven experience in an analytical chemistry laboratory, either in academic or industry settings. Self-motivated with the ability to work independently and in an agile manner, while also being a strong team player. Able to plan and execute analyses, presenting technical information clearly to diverse stakeholders. Specialized knowledge in separation science, particularly Mass Spectrometry and Chromatography (liquid, gas, and gel permeation chromatography). Digital proficiency in informatics, data management, processing, and visualization tools, with knowledge of programming being a plus. Familiarity with testing lubricant or thermal management fluids is a benefit. Experience with agile methodologies and working in agile teams (e.g., scrums) would be advantageous. At bp, we provide an excellent working environment and employee benefits such as an open and inclusive culture, a great work-life balance, tremendous learning and development opportunities to craft your career path, life and health insurance, medical care package and many others. We believe that our team is strengthened by diversity. These benefits can include flexible working options, collaboration spaces in a modern office environment, and many others benefits. Reinvent your career as you help our business meet the challenges of the future. Travel Requirement Negligible travel should be expected with this role Relocation Assistance: Remote Type: This position is not available for remote working Advanced spectroscopies, Advanced spectroscopies, Analytical Chemistry, Analytical Separation Science, Analytical Thinking, Communication, Courage, Data Analysis, Data Management, Digital fluency, Excellence, Experimental Design, Formulated product testing, Formulation Deployment, Formulation design, Imaging Techniques, Incident investigation and learning, Industry technology knowledge, Instrument maintenance, Intellectual Asset Management, Knowledge Sharing, Laboratory Operations, Product Development, Quality conformance, Raw materials knowledge {+ 7 more} Legal Disclaimer: We are an equal opportunity employer and value diversity at our company. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color, national origin, sex, gender, gender expression, sexual orientation, age, marital status, socioeconomic status, neurodiversity/neurocognitive functioning, veteran status or disability status. Individuals with an accessibility need may request an adjustment/accommodation related to bp’s recruiting process (e.g., accessing the job application, completing required assessments, participating in telephone screenings or interviews, etc.). If you would like to request an adjustment/accommodation related to the recruitment process, please contact us. If you are selected for a position and depending upon your role, your employment may be contingent upon adherence to local policy. This may include pre-placement drug screening, medical review of physical fitness for the role, and background checks.

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