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Company Description
Refeyn is advancing molecular analysis through mass photometry, a breakthrough technology that measures individual molecules using light. Its instruments provide rapid, direct insights into biomolecular function and structure, helping accelerate scientific discovery and biotherapeutic development. With more than 1,200 scientific citations and over 600 installations worldwide, Refeyn’s technology is widely adopted across leading research institutions and industry laboratories. The company’s solutions have contributed to Nobel Prize–winning research, underscoring its impact on the future of scientific innovation. Refeyn offers a dynamic environment for professionals who want to help shape cutting-edge tools for the life sciences community.
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The Process Engineer will work on-site in Oxford in a full-time capacity, focusing on the design, optimization, and control of manufacturing and operational processes that support Refeyn’s mass photometry instruments and related products. Day-to-day responsibilities include:
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- Developing and documenting process workflows
- Identifying and resolving bottlenecks
- Implementing improvements to enhance quality, reliability, and throughput
The role involves collaborating closely with engineering, production, quality, and R&D teams to translate product and performance requirements into scalable, robust processes. The Process Engineer will:
- Monitor process performance metrics
- Conduct root cause analysis for deviations
- Support validation, testing, and continuous improvement initiatives
This position also requires contributing to safety, compliance, and best-practice standards across the facility.
Qualifications
- Strong Process Engineering and Process Design skills for developing and optimizing manufacturing and operational workflows.
- Solid Process Control and Analytical Skills to monitor performance, interpret data, and resolve process issues effectively.
- Background in Chemical Engineering or a related engineering discipline, with understanding of relevant physical and chemical principles.
- Experience with continuous improvement methodologies (e.g., Lean, Six Sigma) and familiarity with quality systems and documentation.
- Excellent problem-solving abilities, attention to detail, and the capacity to work collaboratively in cross-functional teams.
- Strong communication skills, comfort with on-site laboratory or production environments, and proficiency with standard engineering and data analysis software tools.


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A bachelor’s or master’s degree in engineering (e.g., Chemical, Process, Mechanical) or a closely related field is preferred; experience in high-tech instrumentation or life sciences manufacturing is an advantage.
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