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Analytical Chemist / Silicone Materials / Hampshire / circa £30k

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Employer
Cranleigh Scientific
Posted
Friday, August 17, 2012
Closes
Friday, September 14, 2012
Ref
2757
Location
Hampshire
Contract Type
Permanent
Hours
Salary
circa £30k in line with experience

Further information

Working for a leading contact lens company the role will involve the method development and validation of GC and HPLC methods for analysis of organic and silicone materials (predominantly monomers and macromers) to support the R&D group. Project work supporting R&D initiatives will also be a key area of responsibility. The ideal candidate will have experience in method development and validation for analytical techniques for HPLC and GC, in accordance with FDA guidelines and cGMP and knowledge of silicone chemistry.

To be considered you must have previous experience working within an analytical laboratory and a proven working knowledge of GMP is essential; experience of working to FDA standards preferable. You will have a minimum of BSc in Chemistry or similar and ideally a higher degree. In addition a high level of experience working with at least GC and HPLC method development and validation is required and previous experience of working with methacrylate type monomers and/or silicone monomers would be advantageous.

Key Skills and Qualifications

Degree (Chemistry or related essential), MSc / PHD preferred
Thorough knowledge and experience in HPLC and GC
Knowledge of silicone chemistry / methacrylate monomers
Analytical report writing
Experience of method development and validation to FDA standards (HPLC/GC)

Person specification

Good approach to team working
Organised
Self directed
Excellent communication skills
Able to meet strict deadlines and work under pressure

Driving licence and own transport - essential

Salary in line with experience - up to £30k

Cranleigh Scientific

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