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Are you a chemist, biochemist, graduate, PhD or postdoctoral researcher looking to take the next step in your scientific career? This is an excellent opportunity to join the development team of a successful and expanding contract manufacturing organisation based in the Central Belt of Scotland.
You’ll be joining at an exciting time of growth, working with a global name in its field and contributing to the development and transfer of fit-for-purpose processes for customer projects. The role offers a competitive salary alongside an excellent benefits package, including flexi-time, private healthcare, and a bonus scheme.
What you’ll be doing:
- Planning and carrying out experiments, analysis, and development work to support effective technology transfer and process development.
- Recording, interpreting, and presenting data in line with relevant regulatory and quality standards.
- Communicating with clients and internal teams to support project delivery.
- Following laboratory procedures and protocols to ensure work is completed safely, effectively, and to a high-quality standard.
- Troubleshooting scaled-up processes and supporting continuous improvement across development activities.
- Working collaboratively with colleagues across the business while maintaining full compliance with regulatory, quality, and health and safety requirements.
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What we’re looking for:
- A degree or higher degree in Chemistry, Biochemistry, or a related scientific discipline.
- Relevant industry, academic, or research experience in a laboratory environment.
- Knowledge of process development, protein structure, and function would be beneficial.
- Experience with protein purification techniques such as Tangential Flow Filtration, AKTA, chromatography, or filtration would be advantageous.
- Knowledge of protein analytical techniques, including UV/VIS and HPLC, would be useful.
- Experience in drug development, pharmaceutical, or biotech environments would be desirable, but is not essential.


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This role would suit someone with strong scientific curiosity, a practical approach to problem solving, and an interest in applying their chemistry or biochemistry knowledge within a growing manufacturing environment. Candidates from industry, PhD, or postdoctoral backgrounds will all be considered where they can demonstrate relevant technical knowledge and a proactive approach.
Apply now to find out more about this exciting development opportunity and take the next step in your scientific career.
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