Scientist II or III AMS (material science/ analytical science)

Responsibilities Working in a multidisciplinary team in a GMP environment, performing routine and non-routine analysis of samples such as raw materials, excipients, APIs, drug products and other types of samples Preparing reagents and solutions for use in analysis Performing analytical testing of samples using chromatography and other wet chemistry techniques Development and validation of analytical methods that are appropriate for the requirements of the individual project, under supervision. Supporting the team by undertaking training and performing projects in physical properties and materials characterisation areas using techniques such as laser diffraction, PXRD, microscopy, thermal analysis etc. Following scientific methods, protocols, SOPs and Pharmacopoeia accurately and independently Providing high quality, right first-time, scientifically sound reports and CofAs to clients, meeting their deadlines Processing and interpreting data, performing calculations, drawing conclusions and reporting, highlighting aberrant or suspect results, and working with supervisor to investigate Presenting results verbally and in writing, both internally and externally, in a professional manner Maintenance and troubleshooting of analytical instruments, and solving challenging problems either independently or with assistance from senior personnel Performing experiments and documentation in accordance SOPs, data integrity and good documentation practices, and Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) principles Raising and reporting any OOS and deviations, assisting with investigations and CAPAs, and contributing to laboratory audits as required Keeping up-to-date with any technological and methodological advancements to support future projects and increase lab capabilities Organising and managing multiple projects simultaneously if required, working in a flexible manner and able to switch priorities at short notice Sharing knowledge and expertise to foster a collaborative environment Skills, Education & Qualifications PhD preferred in a relevant scientific field (such as Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Forensics), or substantial practical work experience A minimum of one year relevant experience of analysis in a pharmaceutical testing laboratory, or equivalent Working knowledge of a wide range of techniques such as HPLC/UPLC, laser diffraction, microscopy, thermal analysis, PXRD etc. A strong foundation of basic principles of chemistry and separation science is essential Experience in method development and validation is desirable but not required A strong understanding of the pharmaceutical development process and the industry would be advantageous Experience with Empower, OpenLAB, ChemStation or similar software Knowledge or experience of working within GxP regulations Excellent attention to detail and ability to spot inconsistencies55b20050-bc17-4e5d-bfce-3c406318dffc

Created: 2025-09-07