We have partnered with a valued client to assist their search for a number of Production Technicians. As the Production Technician of a designated process, you will operate processes such as Chromatography, Centrifugation or ultrafiltration and other fully automated processes, for which you will develop a full operational understanding. You will actively support an environment of continuous improvement ensuring that all quality and productivity targets are achieved through the optimum use of resources in a safe environment. You will use effective communication skills with all team members to ensure completion of the Production Manufacturing and filling plans. This is a fully on site role, operating on a 24/7 shift rotation. You will also require your own vehicle in order to access the facility. Key duties and responsibilities: The role of Production Technician will be hands on and varied. Here are some of the core responsibilities of the role: 1. Set up and operate automated and semi-automated manufacturing equipment as detailed within the department training matrix including Ultrafiltration, centrifuge and Chromatography processes as required. 2. Develop a full working knowledge in one or more of the processes in downstream processing. For example, having a sufficient understanding of chromatographic techniques in production in order to operate equipment in compliance unsupervised with the ability to solve problems. 3. To develop an understanding of the principles of gas and liquid filtration and be able to troubleshoot problems with filter testing and use. 4. Set up and operate automated and semi-automated manufacturing equipment. Carry out Process Formulations unsupervised and ensure that critical process samples are taken and submitted correctly in accordance with the procedure and relevant IMS. 5. Carry out sterile transfers of final product to the Aseptic filling suite in time to meet the scheduled filling plan. 6. To operate and trouble shoot Clean in Place systems for department specific static equipment. 7. pH and conductivity monitoring and testing. Skills and experience: 1. Prior manufacturing experience is essential, gained from pharmaceuticals, biopharmaceuticals, food, drink, brewing or similar highly regulated environments. 2. Experience of pH, conductivity and chromatography. 3. You will be expected to demonstrate excellent communication skills, excellent organisational skills and the ability to problem solve. 4. Any additional experience working in a clean room environment, or under GMP regulations would prove advantageous.
Aug 25, 2026
Full time
We have partnered with a valued client to assist their search for a number of Production Technicians. As the Production Technician of a designated process, you will operate processes such as Chromatography, Centrifugation or ultrafiltration and other fully automated processes, for which you will develop a full operational understanding. You will actively support an environment of continuous improvement ensuring that all quality and productivity targets are achieved through the optimum use of resources in a safe environment. You will use effective communication skills with all team members to ensure completion of the Production Manufacturing and filling plans. This is a fully on site role, operating on a 24/7 shift rotation. You will also require your own vehicle in order to access the facility. Key duties and responsibilities: The role of Production Technician will be hands on and varied. Here are some of the core responsibilities of the role: 1. Set up and operate automated and semi-automated manufacturing equipment as detailed within the department training matrix including Ultrafiltration, centrifuge and Chromatography processes as required. 2. Develop a full working knowledge in one or more of the processes in downstream processing. For example, having a sufficient understanding of chromatographic techniques in production in order to operate equipment in compliance unsupervised with the ability to solve problems. 3. To develop an understanding of the principles of gas and liquid filtration and be able to troubleshoot problems with filter testing and use. 4. Set up and operate automated and semi-automated manufacturing equipment. Carry out Process Formulations unsupervised and ensure that critical process samples are taken and submitted correctly in accordance with the procedure and relevant IMS. 5. Carry out sterile transfers of final product to the Aseptic filling suite in time to meet the scheduled filling plan. 6. To operate and trouble shoot Clean in Place systems for department specific static equipment. 7. pH and conductivity monitoring and testing. Skills and experience: 1. Prior manufacturing experience is essential, gained from pharmaceuticals, biopharmaceuticals, food, drink, brewing or similar highly regulated environments. 2. Experience of pH, conductivity and chromatography. 3. You will be expected to demonstrate excellent communication skills, excellent organisational skills and the ability to problem solve. 4. Any additional experience working in a clean room environment, or under GMP regulations would prove advantageous.
STEM Recruitment Solutions are delighted to partner with our client as they seek a Field Service Engineer to join them in London on a permanent basis. Our client operates in scientific environments, and is looking to add a FSE to their team to visit customer sites carrying out installs, repairs, inspections and more across Healthcare, Life Science and Electronics. The role is based across North/West London. Role Details: The successful candidate will be responsible for the installation, maintenance, and repair of laboratory instruments. You will mostly work with water purification systems in regulated settings. You will also provide customer support and training, contributing to the overall reliability and efficiency of scientific equipment used across various lab environments. The role involves travel around London and requires a proactive approach to troubleshooting and calibration to maintain high-quality service delivery. This is a dynamic role with travel around the London area with some overnight stays required (around 20% of your time) Role Requirements: Minimum HNC or equivalent in Engineering or Scientific discipline At least 2 years experience working with laboratory instrumentation or on similarly regulated equipment (e.g. electronics, aviation, medical devices) Strong technical and troubleshooting skills Flexibility to travel and adapt to different lab environments Experience in field service is desirable but not essential; comprehensive training will be provided Ability to generate leads for new hardware, accessories, service contracts. Joining this team offers the opportunity to work with innovative technology in a supportive and inclusive environment. Benefits include a competitive salary, company car, sales bonus based on lead generation, tailored development opportunities, a dynamic working environment, and the chance to be part of a company committed to scientific advancement and customer excellence. STEM Recruitment Solutions Ltd operates as both a Recruitment Agency and a Recruitment Business. We endeavour to reply to all applications when possible, however on occasions this may not be possible due to volumes of responses. STEM Recruitment is a Scientific, Engineering and Manufacturing Recruitment business supplying talented staff to permanent and temporary opportunities.
Aug 10, 2026
Full time
STEM Recruitment Solutions are delighted to partner with our client as they seek a Field Service Engineer to join them in London on a permanent basis. Our client operates in scientific environments, and is looking to add a FSE to their team to visit customer sites carrying out installs, repairs, inspections and more across Healthcare, Life Science and Electronics. The role is based across North/West London. Role Details: The successful candidate will be responsible for the installation, maintenance, and repair of laboratory instruments. You will mostly work with water purification systems in regulated settings. You will also provide customer support and training, contributing to the overall reliability and efficiency of scientific equipment used across various lab environments. The role involves travel around London and requires a proactive approach to troubleshooting and calibration to maintain high-quality service delivery. This is a dynamic role with travel around the London area with some overnight stays required (around 20% of your time) Role Requirements: Minimum HNC or equivalent in Engineering or Scientific discipline At least 2 years experience working with laboratory instrumentation or on similarly regulated equipment (e.g. electronics, aviation, medical devices) Strong technical and troubleshooting skills Flexibility to travel and adapt to different lab environments Experience in field service is desirable but not essential; comprehensive training will be provided Ability to generate leads for new hardware, accessories, service contracts. Joining this team offers the opportunity to work with innovative technology in a supportive and inclusive environment. Benefits include a competitive salary, company car, sales bonus based on lead generation, tailored development opportunities, a dynamic working environment, and the chance to be part of a company committed to scientific advancement and customer excellence. STEM Recruitment Solutions Ltd operates as both a Recruitment Agency and a Recruitment Business. We endeavour to reply to all applications when possible, however on occasions this may not be possible due to volumes of responses. STEM Recruitment is a Scientific, Engineering and Manufacturing Recruitment business supplying talented staff to permanent and temporary opportunities.
Credit Controller Edinburgh Full Time Permanent STEM Recruitment Solutions are delighted to be recruiting for a Credit Controller on behalf of our Edinburgh-based client. This is an excellent opportunity to join a busy finance team where you'll play a key role in managing customer accounts, reducing aged debt and supporting healthy cash flow. We're looking for someone with strong communication skills, a proactive approach and previous credit control experience. Key Responsibilities Manage customer accounts, ensuring payments are collected on time. Chase outstanding invoices and resolve payment queries. Assess customer creditworthiness and set appropriate credit limits. Negotiate payment plans and resolve billing disputes. Maintain accurate customer records and credit files. Monitor aged debt and minimise credit risk. Work closely with finance, sales and customer service teams to resolve account issues. About You Previous experience in a Credit Control role. Strong understanding of UK credit control processes and best practice. Experience using ERP or finance systems. Good Excel and Microsoft Office skills. Excellent communication, negotiation and customer service skills. Highly organised with strong attention to detail. Manufacturing experience is advantageous but not essential. What's on Offer Competitive salary Discretionary annual bonus 33 days annual leave (including public holidays), with the option to purchase additional leave Health Cash Plan Cycle to Work Scheme Staff discount On-site parking Location: Edinburgh (fully office-based) Hours: Monday to Friday, 36.5 hours per week If you're an experienced Credit Controller looking for your next opportunity, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today through STEM Recruitment Solutions. STEM Recruitment Solutions Ltd operates as both a Recruitment Agency and a Recruitment Business. We endeavour to reply to all applications when possible however on occasions this may not be possible due to volumes of responses. STEM Recruitment is a Scientific, Engineering and Manufacturing Recruitment business supplying talented staff to permanent and temporary opportunities.
Aug 04, 2026
Full time
Credit Controller Edinburgh Full Time Permanent STEM Recruitment Solutions are delighted to be recruiting for a Credit Controller on behalf of our Edinburgh-based client. This is an excellent opportunity to join a busy finance team where you'll play a key role in managing customer accounts, reducing aged debt and supporting healthy cash flow. We're looking for someone with strong communication skills, a proactive approach and previous credit control experience. Key Responsibilities Manage customer accounts, ensuring payments are collected on time. Chase outstanding invoices and resolve payment queries. Assess customer creditworthiness and set appropriate credit limits. Negotiate payment plans and resolve billing disputes. Maintain accurate customer records and credit files. Monitor aged debt and minimise credit risk. Work closely with finance, sales and customer service teams to resolve account issues. About You Previous experience in a Credit Control role. Strong understanding of UK credit control processes and best practice. Experience using ERP or finance systems. Good Excel and Microsoft Office skills. Excellent communication, negotiation and customer service skills. Highly organised with strong attention to detail. Manufacturing experience is advantageous but not essential. What's on Offer Competitive salary Discretionary annual bonus 33 days annual leave (including public holidays), with the option to purchase additional leave Health Cash Plan Cycle to Work Scheme Staff discount On-site parking Location: Edinburgh (fully office-based) Hours: Monday to Friday, 36.5 hours per week If you're an experienced Credit Controller looking for your next opportunity, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today through STEM Recruitment Solutions. STEM Recruitment Solutions Ltd operates as both a Recruitment Agency and a Recruitment Business. We endeavour to reply to all applications when possible however on occasions this may not be possible due to volumes of responses. STEM Recruitment is a Scientific, Engineering and Manufacturing Recruitment business supplying talented staff to permanent and temporary opportunities.
STEM Recruitment is seeking a Principal Scientist with experience of Biophysics for a role based in Edinburgh. You will lead Drug Discovery projects, providing scientific leadership and applying expertise across various biophysical techniques such as SPR, GCI, ITC, DLS, DSF, and SEC-MALS. Your responsibilities include managing projects from initial client discussions to successful delivery, generating high-quality data, contributing to business proposals, and mentoring junior team members. The role requires a strong background in Pharmaceutical or related scientific fields, with extensive experience applying biophysical techniques in Drug Discovery settings, and preferably some experience in Protein Science or Structural Biology. Degree in a relevant field plus PhD or equivalent experience Proven success leading scientific, client-facing projects Experience across a broad range of biophysical techniques, including SPR, GCI, ITC, DLS, DSF, and SEC-MALS. Background in CRO, biotech, pharma, or academia Supportive leadership and mentoring skills Benefits include a competitive salary, enhanced pension scheme, health cash plan, holiday entitlement, and various wellbeing and development programmes. You will also benefit from our inclusive culture, flexible benefits, and opportunities for career growth within a leading scientific organisation committed to innovation and excellence.
Jul 31, 2026
Contractor
STEM Recruitment is seeking a Principal Scientist with experience of Biophysics for a role based in Edinburgh. You will lead Drug Discovery projects, providing scientific leadership and applying expertise across various biophysical techniques such as SPR, GCI, ITC, DLS, DSF, and SEC-MALS. Your responsibilities include managing projects from initial client discussions to successful delivery, generating high-quality data, contributing to business proposals, and mentoring junior team members. The role requires a strong background in Pharmaceutical or related scientific fields, with extensive experience applying biophysical techniques in Drug Discovery settings, and preferably some experience in Protein Science or Structural Biology. Degree in a relevant field plus PhD or equivalent experience Proven success leading scientific, client-facing projects Experience across a broad range of biophysical techniques, including SPR, GCI, ITC, DLS, DSF, and SEC-MALS. Background in CRO, biotech, pharma, or academia Supportive leadership and mentoring skills Benefits include a competitive salary, enhanced pension scheme, health cash plan, holiday entitlement, and various wellbeing and development programmes. You will also benefit from our inclusive culture, flexible benefits, and opportunities for career growth within a leading scientific organisation committed to innovation and excellence.
Our client is seeking a dedicated Production Operative to join their team based in Edinburgh. The role involves supporting the manufacturing process, primarily focusing on electronics assembly and PCB production. Candidates will be expected to ensure high standards of quality and efficiency in a fast-paced environment, adhering to safety protocols and production schedules. Your duties will include working with electronic components, operating machinery, and assisting with assembly tasks as required. Previous experience in electronics assembly or PCB production would be desirable Strong attention to detail and quality standards Ability to work within a team and follow detailed instructions Good communication skills and reliability Flexible attitude towards shift patterns and responsibilities This role offers the opportunity to develop within a reputable manufacturing environment, with ongoing training and support. Benefits include competitive pay, exposure to high-tech manufacturing processes, and potential for long-term employment with a forward-thinking company.
Jul 30, 2026
Contractor
Our client is seeking a dedicated Production Operative to join their team based in Edinburgh. The role involves supporting the manufacturing process, primarily focusing on electronics assembly and PCB production. Candidates will be expected to ensure high standards of quality and efficiency in a fast-paced environment, adhering to safety protocols and production schedules. Your duties will include working with electronic components, operating machinery, and assisting with assembly tasks as required. Previous experience in electronics assembly or PCB production would be desirable Strong attention to detail and quality standards Ability to work within a team and follow detailed instructions Good communication skills and reliability Flexible attitude towards shift patterns and responsibilities This role offers the opportunity to develop within a reputable manufacturing environment, with ongoing training and support. Benefits include competitive pay, exposure to high-tech manufacturing processes, and potential for long-term employment with a forward-thinking company.
STEM recruitment solutions have a superb opportunity for a Maintenance Technician to work with their highly respected client in the Elstree area. The position would suit an engineer/technician who has a manufacturing background and experience of working to GMP regulations. You will work across the facility, performing a combination of reactive and proactive maintenance on both the manufacturing equipment and the facility itself. There will also be a variety of other duties such as calibrations, support with production set up, document completion and continuing improvement initiatives The role operates on a early/back shift rotation covering Monday to Friday and would suit someone from a food, pharmaceutical or medical device background. STEM Recruitment Solutions Ltd operates as both a Recruitment Agency and a Recruitment Business. We endeavour to reply to all applications when possible however on occasions this may not be possible due to volumes of responses. STEM Recruitment is a Scientific, Engineering and Manufacturing Recruitment business supplying talented staff to permanent and temporary opportunities.
May 15, 2026
Full time
STEM recruitment solutions have a superb opportunity for a Maintenance Technician to work with their highly respected client in the Elstree area. The position would suit an engineer/technician who has a manufacturing background and experience of working to GMP regulations. You will work across the facility, performing a combination of reactive and proactive maintenance on both the manufacturing equipment and the facility itself. There will also be a variety of other duties such as calibrations, support with production set up, document completion and continuing improvement initiatives The role operates on a early/back shift rotation covering Monday to Friday and would suit someone from a food, pharmaceutical or medical device background. STEM Recruitment Solutions Ltd operates as both a Recruitment Agency and a Recruitment Business. We endeavour to reply to all applications when possible however on occasions this may not be possible due to volumes of responses. STEM Recruitment is a Scientific, Engineering and Manufacturing Recruitment business supplying talented staff to permanent and temporary opportunities.
STEM Recruitment Solutions are seeking a Process Engineer on behalf of our client based in Lanarkshire. This is a key position focused on improving process performance, supporting new product introduction, and ensuring consistent, high-quality output across their operations. With a particular focus on our client's painting operations, this is an exciting opportunity to join a company as they move from strength to strength. Details You ll be responsible for developing and optimising processes, supporting production and new product activity, and driving improvements across the shop floor. Improve process efficiency, uptime, and product quality across paint lines Support introduction of new components, including trials and validation duties Investigate production issues and implement effective, long-term solutions Analyse performance data to identify trends and opportunities for improvement Work closely with production, quality, and engineering teams to enhance overall output Ensure processes are well-documented, controlled, and audit-ready Contribute to continuous improvement projects, including waste reduction and automation Operate within a regulated manufacturing environment with strong quality expectations Support compliance with recognised industry standards (e.g. IATF, ISO frameworks) Maintain a strong focus on safe working practices and risk reduction across operations Applicant Requirements Experience as a Process Engineer within a manufacturing / production environment (painting / finishing experience preferred) Strong understanding of process improvement and problem-solving techniques Comfortable working with production data to drive and implement decisions Ability to collaborate with technical teams and influence outcomes on site Hands-on approach with a focus on delivering practical improvements Nice to Have: Exposure to new product introduction Degree qualified in Engineering or similar technical background Experience working in a regulated manufacturing environment Package: Competitive salary Fully on-site role with occasional travel around the UK - company sites, customer sites Company pension scheme Generous annual leave + bank holidays Discounts for retail and shopping Ongoing professional development This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys being close to the process, solving problems on the ground, and making a visible impact in a fast-paced manufacturing setting. Disclaimer STEM Recruitment Solutions Ltd operates as both a Recruitment Agency and a Recruitment Business. We endeavour to reply to all applications when possible, however on occasions this may not be possible due to volumes of responses. STEM Recruitment is a Scientific, Engineering and Manufacturing Recruitment business supplying talented staff to permanent and temporary opportunities.
May 11, 2026
Full time
STEM Recruitment Solutions are seeking a Process Engineer on behalf of our client based in Lanarkshire. This is a key position focused on improving process performance, supporting new product introduction, and ensuring consistent, high-quality output across their operations. With a particular focus on our client's painting operations, this is an exciting opportunity to join a company as they move from strength to strength. Details You ll be responsible for developing and optimising processes, supporting production and new product activity, and driving improvements across the shop floor. Improve process efficiency, uptime, and product quality across paint lines Support introduction of new components, including trials and validation duties Investigate production issues and implement effective, long-term solutions Analyse performance data to identify trends and opportunities for improvement Work closely with production, quality, and engineering teams to enhance overall output Ensure processes are well-documented, controlled, and audit-ready Contribute to continuous improvement projects, including waste reduction and automation Operate within a regulated manufacturing environment with strong quality expectations Support compliance with recognised industry standards (e.g. IATF, ISO frameworks) Maintain a strong focus on safe working practices and risk reduction across operations Applicant Requirements Experience as a Process Engineer within a manufacturing / production environment (painting / finishing experience preferred) Strong understanding of process improvement and problem-solving techniques Comfortable working with production data to drive and implement decisions Ability to collaborate with technical teams and influence outcomes on site Hands-on approach with a focus on delivering practical improvements Nice to Have: Exposure to new product introduction Degree qualified in Engineering or similar technical background Experience working in a regulated manufacturing environment Package: Competitive salary Fully on-site role with occasional travel around the UK - company sites, customer sites Company pension scheme Generous annual leave + bank holidays Discounts for retail and shopping Ongoing professional development This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys being close to the process, solving problems on the ground, and making a visible impact in a fast-paced manufacturing setting. Disclaimer STEM Recruitment Solutions Ltd operates as both a Recruitment Agency and a Recruitment Business. We endeavour to reply to all applications when possible, however on occasions this may not be possible due to volumes of responses. STEM Recruitment is a Scientific, Engineering and Manufacturing Recruitment business supplying talented staff to permanent and temporary opportunities.
At STEM Recruitment, we are looking to recruit a Yard Operative for one of our clients in Belfast. This role involves the following: Operating forklift trucks and reach trucks Supporting chemical and waste handling operations Maintaining a safe, compliant, and well-organised yard Must be comfortable working outdoors year-round and working around chemicals and hazardous materials in accordance with site procedures Valid Forklift Truck licence and reach truck licence required. STEM Recruitment Solutions Ltd operates as both a Recruitment Agency and a Recruitment Business. We endeavour to reply to all applications when possible, however on occasions this may not be possible due to volumes of responses. STEM Recruitment is a Scientific, Engineering and Manufacturing Recruitment business supplying talented staff to permanent and temporary opportunities.
May 05, 2026
Full time
At STEM Recruitment, we are looking to recruit a Yard Operative for one of our clients in Belfast. This role involves the following: Operating forklift trucks and reach trucks Supporting chemical and waste handling operations Maintaining a safe, compliant, and well-organised yard Must be comfortable working outdoors year-round and working around chemicals and hazardous materials in accordance with site procedures Valid Forklift Truck licence and reach truck licence required. STEM Recruitment Solutions Ltd operates as both a Recruitment Agency and a Recruitment Business. We endeavour to reply to all applications when possible, however on occasions this may not be possible due to volumes of responses. STEM Recruitment is a Scientific, Engineering and Manufacturing Recruitment business supplying talented staff to permanent and temporary opportunities.