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Analytical Chemist @ Maatrom Solution

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 Analytical Chemist

Job Description

Analytical chemists assess the chemical structure and nature of substances. Their skills are needed for a variety of purposes including drug development, forensic analysis and toxicology. Analytical chemists can specialise in areas as varied as toxicology, pharmaceuticals and forensics.

Responsibilities

As an analytical chemist your tasks can vary, but you'll typically need to:

    prepare and analyse samples from various sources to provide information on compounds or quantities of compounds present
    use analytical techniques and instrumentation, such as gas chromatography (GC), high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), ion chromatography, electrochromatography, liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC-MS) and spectroscopy (infrared and ultraviolet, amongst others), to investigate chemical compositions
    interpret data and meet strict guidelines on documentation when recording data
    review and evaluate experiments and analyses
    present scientific results to relevant teams
    write reports and research papers
    develop new techniques for the analysis of drug products and chemicals
    work collaboratively with cross-functional teams
    liaise with customers, staff and suppliers, as well as stakeholders and partners
    be aware of, and keep up to date with, health and safety issues
    keep up to date with the latest scientific and technical trends
    validate methods and equipment.

What to expect

    You'll usually work in multidisciplinary teams and communicate with scientists and customers from both within and outside the company.
    The job combines laboratory work with computer-based work in an office.
    Jobs are available throughout the UK and tend to be concentrated in large towns and cities. Research and development (R&D) work can be more commonly found in the south of England.
    You need to be comfortable with working to tight deadlines and solving problems as quickly as possible. Routine analysis can involve doing the same job for long periods of time, although you're less likely to do this in more senior posts.
    Travel within a working day and absence from home overnight aren't that common. If working for a large company, however, you may need to move between sites to help monitor safety conditions. Overseas travel is rare, although secondments abroad may be possible as you reach higher grades.

Employement Category:

Employement Type: Full time
Industry: Medical / Healthcare
Role Category: Medical TranscriptionPharmacist / Medical Representative
Functional Area: Not Applicable
Role/Responsibilies: Analytical Chemist

Contact Details:

Company: M/s Chauhan Crane
Location(s): Multi-City, India

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Keyskills:   analytical chemistry organic chemistry inorganic chemistry chemical analysis research development

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