Particle Characterisation Scientist

Job Title: Particle Characterisation Scientist Location: South West Cambridgeshire Salary: Competitive, dependant on experience Benefits: Pension scheme and life assurance package up to 6 times annual salary, 25 days holiday plus bank holidays, bonus scheme, flexible working hours, enhanced maternity benefits Hours: 37.5 per week, Monday - Friday About the company Our client prides itself on the time they invest to develop each member of their staff. Regular appraisals are carried out and opportunities are provided to gain qualifications and regular pay rises, leading to fast-track career development. Responsibilities of the Particle Characterisation Scientist: Support full analytical testing of biopharmaceutical and pharmaceutical products, according to cGMP standards Carry out quantitative measuring of compounds in an array of formulations, assisting product development, batch certification and stability testing. Follow all working instructions and communicate well within your team and with other departments Plan and carry out work in order to complete projects successfully. Document and report all analytical activities and results accurately.The successful Laboratory Team Leader will have the following skills, qualifications and experience: Be degree qualified in Chemistry or equivalent scientific discipline with at least 3 years of industry experience. Have analytical chemistry knowledge with experience of techniques such as HPLC Experience of particle analysis of inhaled and nasal products using Sympatec, Proveris, Freeman powder rheometers, Malvern equipment, MDRS, Mastersizer, Spraytec/ Sprayview and liquilaz/ HIAIAC equipment would be essential Ideally previous experience of working in a cGMP Laboratory Be able to write reports and study protocols with little supervision Be IT literate To be able to deliver the best customer service with integrity and honesty Be a self-starter who is results drivenPlease apply online if you feel you match the criteria. My client is unable to sponsor candidates to work in the UK