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Wigston, Leicestershire
Validation Technician (Graduate or Technical Entry Level) Permanent Full-Time 37 Hours Per Week Site-Based, Leicestershire About the Opportunity An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Validation Technician to join a highly regulated manufacturing environment supporting the qualification, validation, and ongoing compliance of critical equipment, facilities, and systems. This role would be particularly well suited to a recent Science or Engineering graduate looking to build a career within Quality, Validation, Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, Life Sciences, or Engineering. Equally, candidates with relevant industry experience are encouraged to apply. Working within a collaborative team, you will play a key role in ensuring that equipment, facilities, and processes operate consistently and meet regulatory and quality requirements. Full training will be provided, making this an excellent opportunity for someone with a strong technical aptitude, attention to detail, and a desire to develop specialist validation expertise. Key Responsibilities As a Validation Technician, your responsibilities will include: Preparing, executing, and reporting validation and qualification protocols Supporting routine revalidation and requalification activities across manufacturing and laboratory environments Conducting temperature mapping studies on equipment such as Freezers, refrigerators, cold rooms Performing air particle counting within controlled cleanroom environments Carrying out airflow measurement and airflow visualisation studies Supporting validation of isolator decontamination cycles using biological indicators Assisting with revalidation of sterilisation processes, including: Hot air sterilising ovens Sterilise-in-place systems Producing accurate technical documentation and validation reports Reviewing data and documentation to ensure compliance with quality standards Working with a variety of critical equipment and systems, including: Temperature-controlled equipment Laboratory balances Vial filling and sealing systems Positive pressure glove isolators HVAC and facility systems Computerised systems About You We're looking for a practical, hands-on individual with excellent organisational skills and a methodical approach to problem-solving. Essential Requirements Degree in a scientific or engineering discipline (Life Sciences, Biomedical Science, Chemistry, Biology, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or similar) Strong attention to detail and commitment to accuracy Excellent written communication skills Good working knowledge of Microsoft Word and MS Excel Strong planning, organisation, and multitasking skills Proactive approach with the ability to work independently and as part of a team Willingness to learn and develop within a regulated environment What's on Offer? Permanent position with long-term career development opportunities Full training and support provided Exposure to a broad range of specialist validation activities Opportunity to develop expertise in a highly regulated technical environment Collaborative and supportive team culture Cherry Professional are recruiting for this opportunity on behalf of our client. Please view our Privacy Policy on our website to understand how your data will be used if you apply for this role.
Aug 24, 2026
Full time
Validation Technician (Graduate or Technical Entry Level) Permanent Full-Time 37 Hours Per Week Site-Based, Leicestershire About the Opportunity An exciting opportunity has arisen for a Validation Technician to join a highly regulated manufacturing environment supporting the qualification, validation, and ongoing compliance of critical equipment, facilities, and systems. This role would be particularly well suited to a recent Science or Engineering graduate looking to build a career within Quality, Validation, Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, Life Sciences, or Engineering. Equally, candidates with relevant industry experience are encouraged to apply. Working within a collaborative team, you will play a key role in ensuring that equipment, facilities, and processes operate consistently and meet regulatory and quality requirements. Full training will be provided, making this an excellent opportunity for someone with a strong technical aptitude, attention to detail, and a desire to develop specialist validation expertise. Key Responsibilities As a Validation Technician, your responsibilities will include: Preparing, executing, and reporting validation and qualification protocols Supporting routine revalidation and requalification activities across manufacturing and laboratory environments Conducting temperature mapping studies on equipment such as Freezers, refrigerators, cold rooms Performing air particle counting within controlled cleanroom environments Carrying out airflow measurement and airflow visualisation studies Supporting validation of isolator decontamination cycles using biological indicators Assisting with revalidation of sterilisation processes, including: Hot air sterilising ovens Sterilise-in-place systems Producing accurate technical documentation and validation reports Reviewing data and documentation to ensure compliance with quality standards Working with a variety of critical equipment and systems, including: Temperature-controlled equipment Laboratory balances Vial filling and sealing systems Positive pressure glove isolators HVAC and facility systems Computerised systems About You We're looking for a practical, hands-on individual with excellent organisational skills and a methodical approach to problem-solving. Essential Requirements Degree in a scientific or engineering discipline (Life Sciences, Biomedical Science, Chemistry, Biology, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, or similar) Strong attention to detail and commitment to accuracy Excellent written communication skills Good working knowledge of Microsoft Word and MS Excel Strong planning, organisation, and multitasking skills Proactive approach with the ability to work independently and as part of a team Willingness to learn and develop within a regulated environment What's on Offer? Permanent position with long-term career development opportunities Full training and support provided Exposure to a broad range of specialist validation activities Opportunity to develop expertise in a highly regulated technical environment Collaborative and supportive team culture Cherry Professional are recruiting for this opportunity on behalf of our client. Please view our Privacy Policy on our website to understand how your data will be used if you apply for this role.
We are looking for a motivated Graduate Scientist to support laboratory research focused on advanced materials for a clean tech, start-up company. This is a lab-based role , ideal for someone who enjoys hands-on experimental work and contributing to cutting-edge technology development. Responsibilities Carry out routine laboratory experiments to support R&D and technology development. Follow rigorous health, safety, quality and environmental standards, including COSHH and risk assessments. Plan day-to-day laboratory activities effectively in support of wider scientific objectives. Maintain accurate electronic and hard-copy experimental and quality records. Communicate experimental progress and results clearly, both verbally and electronically. About You Experience working in a laboratory-based environment. A degree in Chemistry, Applied Science or another relevant scientific discipline is desirable. Experience with experimental planning would also be advantageous. If you are a Graduate with an interest in clean tech, please apply now.
Aug 24, 2026
Full time
We are looking for a motivated Graduate Scientist to support laboratory research focused on advanced materials for a clean tech, start-up company. This is a lab-based role , ideal for someone who enjoys hands-on experimental work and contributing to cutting-edge technology development. Responsibilities Carry out routine laboratory experiments to support R&D and technology development. Follow rigorous health, safety, quality and environmental standards, including COSHH and risk assessments. Plan day-to-day laboratory activities effectively in support of wider scientific objectives. Maintain accurate electronic and hard-copy experimental and quality records. Communicate experimental progress and results clearly, both verbally and electronically. About You Experience working in a laboratory-based environment. A degree in Chemistry, Applied Science or another relevant scientific discipline is desirable. Experience with experimental planning would also be advantageous. If you are a Graduate with an interest in clean tech, please apply now.
H-Power is looking for a graduate or early-career Systems Engineer to join its growing five-person Systems Engineering team. This is an opportunity to build broad, practical systems experience while contributing to the development of hydrogen-generation and clean-power technologies. You will work across the full product lifecycle and interact with teams throughout the business, including engineering, project planning, finance and customer-facing functions. The environment is dynamic and fast-moving, so the role will suit someone who is proactive, confident and motivated by the opportunity to make a visible contribution. Your immediate focus will be requirements management and verification and validation (V&V), helping the team work through an important delivery backlog. As you develop, your remit will broaden across technical delivery and product engineering, giving you cradle-to-grave exposure to how H-Power's products are defined, delivered, documented and supported in the field. What you'll be doing Support the capture, review and management of stakeholder, system and subsystem requirements. Maintain clear traceability between requirements, system design and verification evidence. Support V&V planning, evidence management and technical readiness activities. Contribute to technical assessments, option evaluations and trade studies that support project decisions. Help define system architectures, functional breakdowns, interfaces, states and modes. Prepare and maintain specifications, reports, plans, interface documents and other technical deliverables. Support product engineering across the full lifecycle, including customer-facing documentation and technical product information. Work across multidisciplinary teams to understand technical issues, dependencies and system-level impacts. Support product compliance, configuration management, change control and engineering governance. Contribute to the continued development of H-Power's systems engineering processes, templates and ways of working. What we're looking for You do not need to arrive as a fully developed Systems Engineer. H-Power is prepared to provide training and upskilling, but you will need strong technical foundations, a structured approach and the drive to develop quickly. A degree in systems, process, chemical or mechanical engineering, or a relevant scientific discipline such as chemistry or physics. An interest in requirements management, V&V and multidisciplinary product development. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with a logical and methodical approach. The confidence and communication skills to influence people without relying on formal authority. A proactive, engaging personality and the ability to build relationships across different teams and levels of the business. The organisation and attention to detail needed to manage technical information and documentation accurately. The adaptability to work effectively in a dynamic, evolving clean-technology environment. The right to work in the UK without sponsorship, now or in the future. Working pattern The role will initially be based onsite at H-Power's Dunsfold facility five days per week during the three-month probation period, with occasional ad-hoc home working where appropriate. After probation, the position will move to a hybrid pattern with three days per week onsite. H-Power has appointed Cranleigh STEM as its exclusive RPO recruitment partner. To find out more or to apply, contact me directly: (url removed)
Aug 24, 2026
Full time
H-Power is looking for a graduate or early-career Systems Engineer to join its growing five-person Systems Engineering team. This is an opportunity to build broad, practical systems experience while contributing to the development of hydrogen-generation and clean-power technologies. You will work across the full product lifecycle and interact with teams throughout the business, including engineering, project planning, finance and customer-facing functions. The environment is dynamic and fast-moving, so the role will suit someone who is proactive, confident and motivated by the opportunity to make a visible contribution. Your immediate focus will be requirements management and verification and validation (V&V), helping the team work through an important delivery backlog. As you develop, your remit will broaden across technical delivery and product engineering, giving you cradle-to-grave exposure to how H-Power's products are defined, delivered, documented and supported in the field. What you'll be doing Support the capture, review and management of stakeholder, system and subsystem requirements. Maintain clear traceability between requirements, system design and verification evidence. Support V&V planning, evidence management and technical readiness activities. Contribute to technical assessments, option evaluations and trade studies that support project decisions. Help define system architectures, functional breakdowns, interfaces, states and modes. Prepare and maintain specifications, reports, plans, interface documents and other technical deliverables. Support product engineering across the full lifecycle, including customer-facing documentation and technical product information. Work across multidisciplinary teams to understand technical issues, dependencies and system-level impacts. Support product compliance, configuration management, change control and engineering governance. Contribute to the continued development of H-Power's systems engineering processes, templates and ways of working. What we're looking for You do not need to arrive as a fully developed Systems Engineer. H-Power is prepared to provide training and upskilling, but you will need strong technical foundations, a structured approach and the drive to develop quickly. A degree in systems, process, chemical or mechanical engineering, or a relevant scientific discipline such as chemistry or physics. An interest in requirements management, V&V and multidisciplinary product development. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with a logical and methodical approach. The confidence and communication skills to influence people without relying on formal authority. A proactive, engaging personality and the ability to build relationships across different teams and levels of the business. The organisation and attention to detail needed to manage technical information and documentation accurately. The adaptability to work effectively in a dynamic, evolving clean-technology environment. The right to work in the UK without sponsorship, now or in the future. Working pattern The role will initially be based onsite at H-Power's Dunsfold facility five days per week during the three-month probation period, with occasional ad-hoc home working where appropriate. After probation, the position will move to a hybrid pattern with three days per week onsite. H-Power has appointed Cranleigh STEM as its exclusive RPO recruitment partner. To find out more or to apply, contact me directly: (url removed)
Are you an experienced laboratory professional looking for your next opportunity, or a science graduate with hands-on industry experience? We're recruiting an Analytical Development Chemist to join a successful manufacturing business in Liverpool, supporting quality assurance, product testing, and continuous improvement activities within a fast-paced environment. Location: Liverpool Job Type: Temporary Pay Rate: 20.60 per hour Key Responsibilities Perform analytical testing on raw materials, in-process samples, and finished products. Support the development, validation, and continuous improvement of analytical and quality control methods. Ensure products consistently meet quality, food safety, and customer requirements. Operate, maintain, calibrate, and troubleshoot laboratory equipment. Accurately record, analyse, and report test results. Assist with quality investigations and the resolution of customer queries. Manage laboratory consumables, chemicals, and retained samples. Ensure compliance with COSHH, Health & Safety, and food safety standards. Contribute to laboratory improvement projects and continuous improvement initiatives. About You Previous experience working in a laboratory environment carrying out analytical testing. Strong attention to detail with excellent problem-solving abilities. Able to manage competing priorities within a busy manufacturing setting. Effective communication and organisational skills. Passionate about quality, compliance, and continuous improvement. Desirable Skills & Experience Degree in Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Food Science, or a related scientific discipline. Experience within food manufacturing, FMCG, or another regulated industry. Knowledge of analytical instrumentation, calibration, and validation processes. Competent user of Microsoft Office applications. Interested? Apply today to find out more. For more job opportunities and general updates from Adecco, please follow us on our new Facebook page: (url removed)> Adecco aims to respond to all applicants, however, due to the large volume of applications we receive, this may not always be possible. Should you not receive a response within five working days, please accept this as notification that you have not been shortlisted on this occasion. Adecco acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. The Adecco Group UK & Ireland is an Equal Opportunities Employer. By applying for this role, your details will be submitted to Adecco. Our Candidate Privacy Information Statement explaining how we will use your information is available on our website. Adecco acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. The Adecco Group UK & Ireland is an Equal Opportunities Employer. By applying for this role your details will be submitted to Adecco. Our Candidate Privacy Information Statement explaining how we will use your information is available on our website.
Aug 22, 2026
Seasonal
Are you an experienced laboratory professional looking for your next opportunity, or a science graduate with hands-on industry experience? We're recruiting an Analytical Development Chemist to join a successful manufacturing business in Liverpool, supporting quality assurance, product testing, and continuous improvement activities within a fast-paced environment. Location: Liverpool Job Type: Temporary Pay Rate: 20.60 per hour Key Responsibilities Perform analytical testing on raw materials, in-process samples, and finished products. Support the development, validation, and continuous improvement of analytical and quality control methods. Ensure products consistently meet quality, food safety, and customer requirements. Operate, maintain, calibrate, and troubleshoot laboratory equipment. Accurately record, analyse, and report test results. Assist with quality investigations and the resolution of customer queries. Manage laboratory consumables, chemicals, and retained samples. Ensure compliance with COSHH, Health & Safety, and food safety standards. Contribute to laboratory improvement projects and continuous improvement initiatives. About You Previous experience working in a laboratory environment carrying out analytical testing. Strong attention to detail with excellent problem-solving abilities. Able to manage competing priorities within a busy manufacturing setting. Effective communication and organisational skills. Passionate about quality, compliance, and continuous improvement. Desirable Skills & Experience Degree in Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Food Science, or a related scientific discipline. Experience within food manufacturing, FMCG, or another regulated industry. Knowledge of analytical instrumentation, calibration, and validation processes. Competent user of Microsoft Office applications. Interested? Apply today to find out more. For more job opportunities and general updates from Adecco, please follow us on our new Facebook page: (url removed)> Adecco aims to respond to all applicants, however, due to the large volume of applications we receive, this may not always be possible. Should you not receive a response within five working days, please accept this as notification that you have not been shortlisted on this occasion. Adecco acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. The Adecco Group UK & Ireland is an Equal Opportunities Employer. By applying for this role, your details will be submitted to Adecco. Our Candidate Privacy Information Statement explaining how we will use your information is available on our website. Adecco acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. The Adecco Group UK & Ireland is an Equal Opportunities Employer. By applying for this role your details will be submitted to Adecco. Our Candidate Privacy Information Statement explaining how we will use your information is available on our website.
R&D Lead Scientist Slough, UK Join Lonza's Research & Development team in Slough and help shape the next generation of bioprocessing technologies. As an R&D Lead Scientist, you will design and execute innovative purification process studies, using high-throughput workflows and data-driven approaches to develop robust solutions for the biopharmaceutical industry. This is a fully site-based role. Working together in person supports close, real-time collaboration and the technical precision needed to develop and manufacture medicines to the highest quality and safety standards. What you will get: An agile career and dynamic working culture. The opportunity to contribute to innovative bioprocess development within a global life sciences organisation. An inclusive and ethical workplace where collaboration and new ideas are valued. Compensation programs that recognize high performance. A variety of benefits dependent on role and location. The full list of our global benefits can be found here: What you will do: Design, plan and independently execute purification process development studies, translating project objectives and scientific questions into clear study plans and deliverables. Develop, optimise and implement high-throughput workflows to accelerate process development, improve efficiency and support scalable development pipelines. Configure and operate high-throughput equipment, ensuring robust monitoring, data capture and effective troubleshooting. Analyse experimental data, draw scientifically sound conclusions and provide clear recommendations to guide process development decisions. Identify potential risks to study delivery and implement appropriate mitigation strategies while maintaining high standards of quality, data integrity and safety. Work collaboratively with analytical, automation, bioinformatics and data science colleagues, as well as purification development teams, to advance technology implementation. Provide scientific and technical leadership within projects, sharing knowledge and contributing to continuous improvement and a culture of innovation. What we are looking for: A strong scientific or engineering background in biotechnology, chemistry, chemical engineering or a related discipline, supported by a BSc/BEng or equivalent experience; postgraduate qualifications such as an MSc/MEng or PhD/EngD are advantageous. Advanced laboratory experience, with the ability to independently plan and execute complex experimental studies and translate scientific principles into practical applications. Experience developing, optimising or applying high-throughput workflows, laboratory automation or related bioprocessing technologies is highly desirable. Strong data analysis and scientific problem-solving skills, with the ability to interpret experimental results and communicate clear conclusions and recommendations. Excellent technical writing and presentation skills, with experience preparing high-quality reports and communicating scientific ideas effectively to different stakeholders. A collaborative and proactive approach, with the ability to build effective relationships across multidisciplinary teams and take ownership of deliverables. A strong commitment to quality, data integrity, laboratory safety and good laboratory practices, with an interest in the application of bioprocessing technologies within a regulated environment. About Lonza At Lonza, our people are our greatest strength. With 30+ sites across five continents, our globally connected teams work together every day to manufacture the medicines of tomorrow. Our core values of Collaboration, Accountability, Excellence, Passion and Integrity reflect who we are and how we work together. Everyone's ideas, big or small, have the potential to improve millions of lives, and that's the kind of work we want you to be part of. Innovation thrives when people from all backgrounds bring their unique perspectives to the table. At Lonza, we value diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. If you're ready to help turn our customers' breakthrough ideas into viable therapies, we look forward to welcoming you on board.
Aug 22, 2026
Full time
R&D Lead Scientist Slough, UK Join Lonza's Research & Development team in Slough and help shape the next generation of bioprocessing technologies. As an R&D Lead Scientist, you will design and execute innovative purification process studies, using high-throughput workflows and data-driven approaches to develop robust solutions for the biopharmaceutical industry. This is a fully site-based role. Working together in person supports close, real-time collaboration and the technical precision needed to develop and manufacture medicines to the highest quality and safety standards. What you will get: An agile career and dynamic working culture. The opportunity to contribute to innovative bioprocess development within a global life sciences organisation. An inclusive and ethical workplace where collaboration and new ideas are valued. Compensation programs that recognize high performance. A variety of benefits dependent on role and location. The full list of our global benefits can be found here: What you will do: Design, plan and independently execute purification process development studies, translating project objectives and scientific questions into clear study plans and deliverables. Develop, optimise and implement high-throughput workflows to accelerate process development, improve efficiency and support scalable development pipelines. Configure and operate high-throughput equipment, ensuring robust monitoring, data capture and effective troubleshooting. Analyse experimental data, draw scientifically sound conclusions and provide clear recommendations to guide process development decisions. Identify potential risks to study delivery and implement appropriate mitigation strategies while maintaining high standards of quality, data integrity and safety. Work collaboratively with analytical, automation, bioinformatics and data science colleagues, as well as purification development teams, to advance technology implementation. Provide scientific and technical leadership within projects, sharing knowledge and contributing to continuous improvement and a culture of innovation. What we are looking for: A strong scientific or engineering background in biotechnology, chemistry, chemical engineering or a related discipline, supported by a BSc/BEng or equivalent experience; postgraduate qualifications such as an MSc/MEng or PhD/EngD are advantageous. Advanced laboratory experience, with the ability to independently plan and execute complex experimental studies and translate scientific principles into practical applications. Experience developing, optimising or applying high-throughput workflows, laboratory automation or related bioprocessing technologies is highly desirable. Strong data analysis and scientific problem-solving skills, with the ability to interpret experimental results and communicate clear conclusions and recommendations. Excellent technical writing and presentation skills, with experience preparing high-quality reports and communicating scientific ideas effectively to different stakeholders. A collaborative and proactive approach, with the ability to build effective relationships across multidisciplinary teams and take ownership of deliverables. A strong commitment to quality, data integrity, laboratory safety and good laboratory practices, with an interest in the application of bioprocessing technologies within a regulated environment. About Lonza At Lonza, our people are our greatest strength. With 30+ sites across five continents, our globally connected teams work together every day to manufacture the medicines of tomorrow. Our core values of Collaboration, Accountability, Excellence, Passion and Integrity reflect who we are and how we work together. Everyone's ideas, big or small, have the potential to improve millions of lives, and that's the kind of work we want you to be part of. Innovation thrives when people from all backgrounds bring their unique perspectives to the table. At Lonza, we value diversity and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all employees. If you're ready to help turn our customers' breakthrough ideas into viable therapies, we look forward to welcoming you on board.
Quality Control Technician - Training Provided 6 Months Fixed-Term Contract 26,436 - 28,000 Preston Are you looking to develop valuable skills and build a long-term career in Quality Control in the world of complex manufacturing operations and Fast Moving Consumer Goods? This well-established manufacturer supplies household products to many of the UK's leading retailers and is currently undergoing a significant period of investment and growth. As part of a major site consolidation project, the business is expanding operations near Preston and strengthening its Quality team to support the transition. In this role you will support the testing & inspection of raw materials, packaging and finished products, helping to ensure everything meets customer specifications. You'll receive hands-on training, work alongside experienced Quality professionals and gain exposure to manufacturing processes within a FMCG environment. This position would suit a recent graduate with practical laboratory experience, a junior Quality professional looking to enhance their CV, or someone looking to build upon their transferrable skills and begin a career within Quality Control. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a friendly and supportive team where you'll receive genuine training, gain valuable FMCG experience and develop skills that can open doors to future opportunities within Quality, Technical or Manufacturing functions. Day-to-day of the role: Conducting product testing, quality checks and sampling activities on materials and finished products Reviewing specifications, test results and supplier documentation to ensure compliance standards are met Recording quality data, highlighting issues and supporting investigations where required Working closely with Quality and Production teams to maintain consistent product standards The ideal person will have: Experience in laboratory work, quality testing, sampling, inspection or similar Strong attention to detail and the ability to follow procedures accurately and consistently Good IT skills and confidence recording information and maintaining accurate records A positive attitude, eagerness to learn and an interest in developing a career within Quality If you are interested in this position, click apply or contact Stuart Goble at Reed. Quality Control Technician, QC Technician, Q.C, Quality Control Technician, Quality Technician, Quality Assurance, Lab Technician, Laboratory Technician, Sampling, Testing, Graduate, Chemist, Chemistry, Preston, Lancashire, North West, Chorley, Wigan, Blackburn, Blackpool
Aug 19, 2026
Contractor
Quality Control Technician - Training Provided 6 Months Fixed-Term Contract 26,436 - 28,000 Preston Are you looking to develop valuable skills and build a long-term career in Quality Control in the world of complex manufacturing operations and Fast Moving Consumer Goods? This well-established manufacturer supplies household products to many of the UK's leading retailers and is currently undergoing a significant period of investment and growth. As part of a major site consolidation project, the business is expanding operations near Preston and strengthening its Quality team to support the transition. In this role you will support the testing & inspection of raw materials, packaging and finished products, helping to ensure everything meets customer specifications. You'll receive hands-on training, work alongside experienced Quality professionals and gain exposure to manufacturing processes within a FMCG environment. This position would suit a recent graduate with practical laboratory experience, a junior Quality professional looking to enhance their CV, or someone looking to build upon their transferrable skills and begin a career within Quality Control. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a friendly and supportive team where you'll receive genuine training, gain valuable FMCG experience and develop skills that can open doors to future opportunities within Quality, Technical or Manufacturing functions. Day-to-day of the role: Conducting product testing, quality checks and sampling activities on materials and finished products Reviewing specifications, test results and supplier documentation to ensure compliance standards are met Recording quality data, highlighting issues and supporting investigations where required Working closely with Quality and Production teams to maintain consistent product standards The ideal person will have: Experience in laboratory work, quality testing, sampling, inspection or similar Strong attention to detail and the ability to follow procedures accurately and consistently Good IT skills and confidence recording information and maintaining accurate records A positive attitude, eagerness to learn and an interest in developing a career within Quality If you are interested in this position, click apply or contact Stuart Goble at Reed. Quality Control Technician, QC Technician, Q.C, Quality Control Technician, Quality Technician, Quality Assurance, Lab Technician, Laboratory Technician, Sampling, Testing, Graduate, Chemist, Chemistry, Preston, Lancashire, North West, Chorley, Wigan, Blackburn, Blackpool
To strengthen our Editorial team, we are looking for recent PhD and Master's graduates who are eager to stay connected to scientific research by helping researchers worldwide publish their latest results. The position of Assistant Editor is an entry-level, full-time and permanent position based in our city centre office in Manchester, UK. This is a full-time, in-office role based in our Manchester city centre office, which is located next to Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester. As Assistant Editor you will: Support the editorial process for academic research journals in your domain of expertise Organize peer review process for submitted manuscripts and coordinate editorial decisions Handle email communication between the parties involved in the publication process Collaborate with other members of the editorial team and production team Ensure that scholarly articles are accurately edited and published according to tight deadlines with a high degree of consistency Requirements: A PhD (preferred) or Master's degree in a field related to Pharmacy or Medical Sciences, including but not limited to: Pharmacy (e.g., Pharmacy, Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Engineering, Chemical Engineering and Pharmacy, Medicinal Chemistry). Medical Sciences (e.g., Basic Medical Sciences (Pharmacology, Immunology, Pathogens, Genetics, Neurobiology), Pharmacy, Molecular Biology, Molecular Medicine, Gut Microbiota and Human Diseases, Developmental Biology, Marine Pharmacy, Basic Medicine, Nanobiology, Neuroscience, Neurobiology ). Excellent written and spoken English skills. Advanced knowledge of MS Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint). Team player with the capability to work in a dynamic, international environment. Detail oriented with the capacity to see the big picture. Strong organizational and time management skills. Very good communication and coordination skills. The career trajectory of this role includes work at conferences, visiting scholars, and marketing events work so applicants should be interested in working face-to-face with the scholarly community and be passionate about promoting open access. As a successful candidate, you will receive full training in editorial work, working closely with Managing Editors and learning how to process research articles from submission to publication. Training supervised by an assigned tutor will take place on the job during the first six months. Depending on your background, you will be assigned to work on journals related to your field of study or research. No previous editorial experience is required; however, a familiarity with the academic editorial process is an advantage. This is a great opportunity to start a first job in a dynamic multinational company which offers a range of career development options to talented, enthusiastic, and hard-working people. If you are interested in this position, we look forward to receiving your application. We look forward to welcoming you to our Manchester office. What We Offer At MDPI, you will be joining an international team, working for the largest open-access publisher in the world. Among the benefits of working for MDPI, you can expect: A competitive salary, including our quarterly bonus scheme, which rewards high-performing editors. 10% pay rise after passing the six-month probation period (for PhD holders, 5% for Master's Holders). Focused support from your group leader, who is your first point of contact for any issues. Flexible Working Times You are able to start work anytime between 7-9am, and finish between 3pm-6pm. Special Days Off Getting married or moving house? No need to use up your holidays, MDPI offer paid time off for such occasions. Our Culture A friendly working environment with monthly lunch parties, office snacks and seasonal events. Bonus Incentives Depending on your role, you may be eligible for one of our bonus schemes which rewards high-performing employees. Perkbox You will have access to our benefit platform called "Perkbox." This will provide you with a range of discounts and benefits across various retailers, including savings on food, drinks, tech, travel, and more. Health Cash Plan After passing probation, employees are enrolled into our private health membership with Bupa. You can claim money back on dental, doctors, and prescriptions amongst many other health services Modern City Centre Office Located next to Piccadilly Gardens, our office is a 10 minute walk from both Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester Oxford Road train stations. There are also tram stops outside of the building. Cyclescheme Save between 25-39% on a bike and accessories. Techscheme Save up to 10% on tax when purchasing tech equipment from places such as Ikea and Currys About MDPI A pioneer in scholarly open access publishing, MDPI has supported academic communities since 1996 . Our mission is to foster open scientific exchange in all forms, across all disciplines. We operate more than 400 diverse, peer-reviewed , open access journals supported by over 66,000 academic editors . We serve scholars from around the world to ensure the latest research is openly and broadly available. MDPI is headquartered in Switzerland with additional offices in Europe, Asia and North America. We are committed to ensuring that high quality research is made available as quickly as possible. We also support sustainability projects, with sustainability as a key theme in many journals and through the MDPI Sustainability Foundation. Initiatives At MDPI, we develop and maintain various platforms in order to better serve the scientific community. Please find here-below a list of our main platforms:
Aug 19, 2026
Full time
To strengthen our Editorial team, we are looking for recent PhD and Master's graduates who are eager to stay connected to scientific research by helping researchers worldwide publish their latest results. The position of Assistant Editor is an entry-level, full-time and permanent position based in our city centre office in Manchester, UK. This is a full-time, in-office role based in our Manchester city centre office, which is located next to Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester. As Assistant Editor you will: Support the editorial process for academic research journals in your domain of expertise Organize peer review process for submitted manuscripts and coordinate editorial decisions Handle email communication between the parties involved in the publication process Collaborate with other members of the editorial team and production team Ensure that scholarly articles are accurately edited and published according to tight deadlines with a high degree of consistency Requirements: A PhD (preferred) or Master's degree in a field related to Pharmacy or Medical Sciences, including but not limited to: Pharmacy (e.g., Pharmacy, Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Engineering, Chemical Engineering and Pharmacy, Medicinal Chemistry). Medical Sciences (e.g., Basic Medical Sciences (Pharmacology, Immunology, Pathogens, Genetics, Neurobiology), Pharmacy, Molecular Biology, Molecular Medicine, Gut Microbiota and Human Diseases, Developmental Biology, Marine Pharmacy, Basic Medicine, Nanobiology, Neuroscience, Neurobiology ). Excellent written and spoken English skills. Advanced knowledge of MS Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint). Team player with the capability to work in a dynamic, international environment. Detail oriented with the capacity to see the big picture. Strong organizational and time management skills. Very good communication and coordination skills. The career trajectory of this role includes work at conferences, visiting scholars, and marketing events work so applicants should be interested in working face-to-face with the scholarly community and be passionate about promoting open access. As a successful candidate, you will receive full training in editorial work, working closely with Managing Editors and learning how to process research articles from submission to publication. Training supervised by an assigned tutor will take place on the job during the first six months. Depending on your background, you will be assigned to work on journals related to your field of study or research. No previous editorial experience is required; however, a familiarity with the academic editorial process is an advantage. This is a great opportunity to start a first job in a dynamic multinational company which offers a range of career development options to talented, enthusiastic, and hard-working people. If you are interested in this position, we look forward to receiving your application. We look forward to welcoming you to our Manchester office. What We Offer At MDPI, you will be joining an international team, working for the largest open-access publisher in the world. Among the benefits of working for MDPI, you can expect: A competitive salary, including our quarterly bonus scheme, which rewards high-performing editors. 10% pay rise after passing the six-month probation period (for PhD holders, 5% for Master's Holders). Focused support from your group leader, who is your first point of contact for any issues. Flexible Working Times You are able to start work anytime between 7-9am, and finish between 3pm-6pm. Special Days Off Getting married or moving house? No need to use up your holidays, MDPI offer paid time off for such occasions. Our Culture A friendly working environment with monthly lunch parties, office snacks and seasonal events. Bonus Incentives Depending on your role, you may be eligible for one of our bonus schemes which rewards high-performing employees. Perkbox You will have access to our benefit platform called "Perkbox." This will provide you with a range of discounts and benefits across various retailers, including savings on food, drinks, tech, travel, and more. Health Cash Plan After passing probation, employees are enrolled into our private health membership with Bupa. You can claim money back on dental, doctors, and prescriptions amongst many other health services Modern City Centre Office Located next to Piccadilly Gardens, our office is a 10 minute walk from both Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester Oxford Road train stations. There are also tram stops outside of the building. Cyclescheme Save between 25-39% on a bike and accessories. Techscheme Save up to 10% on tax when purchasing tech equipment from places such as Ikea and Currys About MDPI A pioneer in scholarly open access publishing, MDPI has supported academic communities since 1996 . Our mission is to foster open scientific exchange in all forms, across all disciplines. We operate more than 400 diverse, peer-reviewed , open access journals supported by over 66,000 academic editors . We serve scholars from around the world to ensure the latest research is openly and broadly available. MDPI is headquartered in Switzerland with additional offices in Europe, Asia and North America. We are committed to ensuring that high quality research is made available as quickly as possible. We also support sustainability projects, with sustainability as a key theme in many journals and through the MDPI Sustainability Foundation. Initiatives At MDPI, we develop and maintain various platforms in order to better serve the scientific community. Please find here-below a list of our main platforms:
To strengthen our Editorial team, we are looking for recent PhD and Master's graduates who are eager to stay connected to scientific research by helping researchers worldwide publish their latest results. The position of Assistant Editor is an entry level, full time and permanent position based in our city centre office in Manchester, UK. This is a full time, in office role based in our Manchester city centre office, which is located next to Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester. As Assistant Editor you will: Support the editorial process for academic research journals in your domain of expertise. Organize peer review process for submitted manuscripts and coordinate editorial decisions. Handle email communication between the parties involved in the publication process. Collaborate with other members of the editorial team and production team. Ensure that scholarly articles are accurately edited and published according to tight deadlines with a high degree of consistency. Requirements A PhD (preferred) or Master's degree in a field related to Pharmacy or Medical Sciences, including but not limited to: Pharmacy (e.g., Pharmacy, Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Medicinal Chemistry). Medical Sciences (e.g., Basic Medical Sciences such as Pharmacology, Immunology, Pathogens, Genetics, Neurobiology; Pharmacy, Molecular Biology, Molecular Medicine, Gut Microbiota and Human Diseases, Developmental Biology, Marine Pharmacy, Basic Medicine, Nanobiology, Neuroscience, Neurobiology). Excellent written and spoken English skills. Advanced knowledge of MS Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint). Team player with the capability to work in a dynamic, international environment. Detail oriented with the capacity to see the big picture. Strong organizational and time management skills. Very good communication and coordination skills. The career trajectory of this role includes work at conferences, visiting scholars, and marketing events work, so applicants should be interested in working face to face with the scholarly community and be passionate about promoting open access. As a successful candidate, you will receive full training in editorial work, working closely with Managing Editors and learning how to process research articles from submission to publication. Training supervised by an assigned tutor will take place on the job during the first six months. Depending on your background, you will be assigned to work on journals related to your field of study or research. No previous editorial experience is required; however, a familiarity with the academic editorial process is an advantage. This is a great opportunity to start a first job in a dynamic multinational company which offers a range of career development options to talented, enthusiastic, and hard working people. If you are interested in this position, we look forward to receiving your application. We look forward to welcoming you to our Manchester office. What We Offer At MDPI, you will be joining an international team, working for the largest open access publisher in the world. Among the benefits of working for MDPI, you can expect: A competitive salary, including our quarterly bonus scheme, which rewards high performing editors. 10% pay rise after passing the six month probation period (for PhD holders, 5% for Master's holders). Focused support from your group leader, who is your first point of contact for any issues. Flexible Working Times You are able to start work anytime between 7 9am, and finish between 3pm 6pm. Special Days Off Getting married or moving house? No need to use up your holidays, MDPI offer paid time off for such occasions. Our Culture A friendly working environment with monthly lunch parties, office snacks and seasonal events. Bonus Incentives Depending on your role, you may be eligible for one of our bonus schemes which rewards high performing employees. Perkbox You will have access to our benefit platform called "Perkbox." This will provide you with a range of discounts and benefits across various retailers, including savings on food, drinks, tech, travel, and more. Health Cash Plan After passing probation, employees are enrolled into our private health membership with Bupa. You can claim money back on dental, doctors, and prescriptions amongst many other health services. Modern City Centre Office Located next to Piccadilly Gardens, our office is a 10 minute walk from both Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester Oxford Road train stations. There are also tram stops outside of the building. Cycle Scheme Save between % on a bike and accessories. Tech Scheme Save up to 10% on tax when purchasing tech equipment from places such as Ikea and Currys. About MDPI A pioneer in scholarly open access publishing, MDPI has supported academic communities since 1996. Our mission is to foster open scientific exchange in all forms, across all disciplines. We operate more than 400 diverse, peer reviewed, open access journals supported by over 66,000 academic editors. We serve scholars from around the world to ensure the latest research is openly and broadly available. MDPI is headquartered in Switzerland with additional offices in Europe, Asia and North America. We are committed to ensuring that high quality research is made available as quickly as possible. We also support sustainability projects, with sustainability as a key theme in many journals and through the MDPI Sustainability Foundation. Initiatives At MDPI, we develop and maintain various platforms in order to better serve the scientific community. Below is a list of our main platforms:
Aug 19, 2026
Full time
To strengthen our Editorial team, we are looking for recent PhD and Master's graduates who are eager to stay connected to scientific research by helping researchers worldwide publish their latest results. The position of Assistant Editor is an entry level, full time and permanent position based in our city centre office in Manchester, UK. This is a full time, in office role based in our Manchester city centre office, which is located next to Piccadilly Gardens in Manchester. As Assistant Editor you will: Support the editorial process for academic research journals in your domain of expertise. Organize peer review process for submitted manuscripts and coordinate editorial decisions. Handle email communication between the parties involved in the publication process. Collaborate with other members of the editorial team and production team. Ensure that scholarly articles are accurately edited and published according to tight deadlines with a high degree of consistency. Requirements A PhD (preferred) or Master's degree in a field related to Pharmacy or Medical Sciences, including but not limited to: Pharmacy (e.g., Pharmacy, Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Medicinal Chemistry). Medical Sciences (e.g., Basic Medical Sciences such as Pharmacology, Immunology, Pathogens, Genetics, Neurobiology; Pharmacy, Molecular Biology, Molecular Medicine, Gut Microbiota and Human Diseases, Developmental Biology, Marine Pharmacy, Basic Medicine, Nanobiology, Neuroscience, Neurobiology). Excellent written and spoken English skills. Advanced knowledge of MS Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint). Team player with the capability to work in a dynamic, international environment. Detail oriented with the capacity to see the big picture. Strong organizational and time management skills. Very good communication and coordination skills. The career trajectory of this role includes work at conferences, visiting scholars, and marketing events work, so applicants should be interested in working face to face with the scholarly community and be passionate about promoting open access. As a successful candidate, you will receive full training in editorial work, working closely with Managing Editors and learning how to process research articles from submission to publication. Training supervised by an assigned tutor will take place on the job during the first six months. Depending on your background, you will be assigned to work on journals related to your field of study or research. No previous editorial experience is required; however, a familiarity with the academic editorial process is an advantage. This is a great opportunity to start a first job in a dynamic multinational company which offers a range of career development options to talented, enthusiastic, and hard working people. If you are interested in this position, we look forward to receiving your application. We look forward to welcoming you to our Manchester office. What We Offer At MDPI, you will be joining an international team, working for the largest open access publisher in the world. Among the benefits of working for MDPI, you can expect: A competitive salary, including our quarterly bonus scheme, which rewards high performing editors. 10% pay rise after passing the six month probation period (for PhD holders, 5% for Master's holders). Focused support from your group leader, who is your first point of contact for any issues. Flexible Working Times You are able to start work anytime between 7 9am, and finish between 3pm 6pm. Special Days Off Getting married or moving house? No need to use up your holidays, MDPI offer paid time off for such occasions. Our Culture A friendly working environment with monthly lunch parties, office snacks and seasonal events. Bonus Incentives Depending on your role, you may be eligible for one of our bonus schemes which rewards high performing employees. Perkbox You will have access to our benefit platform called "Perkbox." This will provide you with a range of discounts and benefits across various retailers, including savings on food, drinks, tech, travel, and more. Health Cash Plan After passing probation, employees are enrolled into our private health membership with Bupa. You can claim money back on dental, doctors, and prescriptions amongst many other health services. Modern City Centre Office Located next to Piccadilly Gardens, our office is a 10 minute walk from both Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester Oxford Road train stations. There are also tram stops outside of the building. Cycle Scheme Save between % on a bike and accessories. Tech Scheme Save up to 10% on tax when purchasing tech equipment from places such as Ikea and Currys. About MDPI A pioneer in scholarly open access publishing, MDPI has supported academic communities since 1996. Our mission is to foster open scientific exchange in all forms, across all disciplines. We operate more than 400 diverse, peer reviewed, open access journals supported by over 66,000 academic editors. We serve scholars from around the world to ensure the latest research is openly and broadly available. MDPI is headquartered in Switzerland with additional offices in Europe, Asia and North America. We are committed to ensuring that high quality research is made available as quickly as possible. We also support sustainability projects, with sustainability as a key theme in many journals and through the MDPI Sustainability Foundation. Initiatives At MDPI, we develop and maintain various platforms in order to better serve the scientific community. Below is a list of our main platforms:
Description Are you a recent graduate with a passion for science and an interest in building a rewarding career in sales? We're looking for a motivated, ambitious, and commercially minded Graduate Sales Executive to join our growing team. As part of a successful and forward-thinking family-owned business, you'll be representing a leading supplier of specialist chemical and technical solutions to customers across a range of industries. This is an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience in both sales and technical product applications while receiving comprehensive training and support from industry experts. In this role, you'll play a key part in generating new business opportunities, engaging prospective customers, and developing long-term commercial relationships. You'll gain valuable exposure to technical sales while developing the skills and experience needed to progress into a variety of senior sales roles such as key account management, field sales, new business development, and commercial leadership positions. If you're driven by success, enjoy building relationships, and are looking for a career with genuine progression and earning potential, we'd love to hear from you. What You'll Be Doing Identifying and engaging potential customers through outbound calls, email campaigns, and social media activity. Generating and qualifying new business opportunities within target markets. Arranging meetings and appointments for the wider sales team. Developing a strong understanding of our products, applications, and customer requirements. Building and managing a pipeline of sales opportunities using CRM tools. Supporting customer trials, product evaluations, and onboarding activities. Working closely with internal teams to deliver an excellent customer experience. Requirements Recent graduate, ideally with a Science-related degree (Chemistry, Biology or Materials Science preferred) Ambitious, hungry for success and motivated to build a long-term career in sales. Confident communicator with strong relationship-building skills. Resilient, organised, and target-driven. Previous outbound calling or sales experience is highly advantageous Benefits Competitive salary of up to 33,000 depending on experience, plus an uncapped bonus scheme. Comprehensive onboarding, training, and ongoing development. Clear and structured career progression opportunities. Free lunches provided. Opportunity to join a supportive and entrepreneurial family business. Excellent long-term earning potential and career growth. IND25
Aug 18, 2026
Full time
Description Are you a recent graduate with a passion for science and an interest in building a rewarding career in sales? We're looking for a motivated, ambitious, and commercially minded Graduate Sales Executive to join our growing team. As part of a successful and forward-thinking family-owned business, you'll be representing a leading supplier of specialist chemical and technical solutions to customers across a range of industries. This is an excellent opportunity to gain hands-on experience in both sales and technical product applications while receiving comprehensive training and support from industry experts. In this role, you'll play a key part in generating new business opportunities, engaging prospective customers, and developing long-term commercial relationships. You'll gain valuable exposure to technical sales while developing the skills and experience needed to progress into a variety of senior sales roles such as key account management, field sales, new business development, and commercial leadership positions. If you're driven by success, enjoy building relationships, and are looking for a career with genuine progression and earning potential, we'd love to hear from you. What You'll Be Doing Identifying and engaging potential customers through outbound calls, email campaigns, and social media activity. Generating and qualifying new business opportunities within target markets. Arranging meetings and appointments for the wider sales team. Developing a strong understanding of our products, applications, and customer requirements. Building and managing a pipeline of sales opportunities using CRM tools. Supporting customer trials, product evaluations, and onboarding activities. Working closely with internal teams to deliver an excellent customer experience. Requirements Recent graduate, ideally with a Science-related degree (Chemistry, Biology or Materials Science preferred) Ambitious, hungry for success and motivated to build a long-term career in sales. Confident communicator with strong relationship-building skills. Resilient, organised, and target-driven. Previous outbound calling or sales experience is highly advantageous Benefits Competitive salary of up to 33,000 depending on experience, plus an uncapped bonus scheme. Comprehensive onboarding, training, and ongoing development. Clear and structured career progression opportunities. Free lunches provided. Opportunity to join a supportive and entrepreneurial family business. Excellent long-term earning potential and career growth. IND25
Science Technician - Secondary School Are you a science graduate or experienced laboratory professional looking for an opportunity within education? A well-established secondary school in Ealing is seeking a reliable and enthusiastic Science Technician to join its science department from September 2026. This is a full-time position, Monday to Friday, for approximately one term initially, with a strong possibility of extension for the right person. The role offers an excellent opportunity to work alongside experienced science teachers and contribute to practical learning across the department. The school has a strong academic focus and is committed to providing students with engaging, practical experiences in science. You will become an important member of the department, helping ensure lessons are prepared safely, efficiently and to a high standard. About the Role You will provide technical and practical support across Biology, Chemistry and Physics. From preparing experiments and organising equipment to maintaining laboratory standards, you will help teachers deliver effective practical lessons. The role would suit someone who is organised, methodical and confident working in a laboratory environment. Key Responsibilities Prepare equipment, chemicals and materials for practical lessons. Set up and clear away experiments before and after classes. Ensure laboratories are kept clean, organised and ready for use. Maintain appropriate records of equipment and resources. Check laboratory equipment and report any faults or maintenance requirements. Support teachers during practical activities where required. Ensure health and safety procedures are consistently followed. Assist with ordering and maintaining stocks of science materials. Help create an environment where students can safely participate in practical work. What We're Looking For A degree in a relevant scientific subject or equivalent laboratory experience. Previous experience working within a laboratory, school or similar scientific environment. Good understanding of laboratory health and safety procedures. Strong organisational and time-management skills. A careful and methodical approach to practical work. Ability to work independently and as part of a department. Excellent attention to detail. Enhanced DBS on the Update Service or willingness to obtain one. Right to work in the UK. Why Apply? Full-time Monday to Friday position. September 2026 start. Initial one-term placement with strong potential for extension. Gain valuable experience within a secondary school science department. Work alongside experienced teaching professionals. Opportunity to use and develop your practical laboratory skills. Competitive daily rate. Ongoing support from your dedicated recruitment consultant. Excellent opportunity within Ealing . If you have a strong scientific background and enjoy practical laboratory work, this could be an excellent opportunity to bring your expertise into an educational setting. Send your CV to (url removed) to apply for this Science Technician position in Ealing .
Aug 17, 2026
Contractor
Science Technician - Secondary School Are you a science graduate or experienced laboratory professional looking for an opportunity within education? A well-established secondary school in Ealing is seeking a reliable and enthusiastic Science Technician to join its science department from September 2026. This is a full-time position, Monday to Friday, for approximately one term initially, with a strong possibility of extension for the right person. The role offers an excellent opportunity to work alongside experienced science teachers and contribute to practical learning across the department. The school has a strong academic focus and is committed to providing students with engaging, practical experiences in science. You will become an important member of the department, helping ensure lessons are prepared safely, efficiently and to a high standard. About the Role You will provide technical and practical support across Biology, Chemistry and Physics. From preparing experiments and organising equipment to maintaining laboratory standards, you will help teachers deliver effective practical lessons. The role would suit someone who is organised, methodical and confident working in a laboratory environment. Key Responsibilities Prepare equipment, chemicals and materials for practical lessons. Set up and clear away experiments before and after classes. Ensure laboratories are kept clean, organised and ready for use. Maintain appropriate records of equipment and resources. Check laboratory equipment and report any faults or maintenance requirements. Support teachers during practical activities where required. Ensure health and safety procedures are consistently followed. Assist with ordering and maintaining stocks of science materials. Help create an environment where students can safely participate in practical work. What We're Looking For A degree in a relevant scientific subject or equivalent laboratory experience. Previous experience working within a laboratory, school or similar scientific environment. Good understanding of laboratory health and safety procedures. Strong organisational and time-management skills. A careful and methodical approach to practical work. Ability to work independently and as part of a department. Excellent attention to detail. Enhanced DBS on the Update Service or willingness to obtain one. Right to work in the UK. Why Apply? Full-time Monday to Friday position. September 2026 start. Initial one-term placement with strong potential for extension. Gain valuable experience within a secondary school science department. Work alongside experienced teaching professionals. Opportunity to use and develop your practical laboratory skills. Competitive daily rate. Ongoing support from your dedicated recruitment consultant. Excellent opportunity within Ealing . If you have a strong scientific background and enjoy practical laboratory work, this could be an excellent opportunity to bring your expertise into an educational setting. Send your CV to (url removed) to apply for this Science Technician position in Ealing .
Are you a Chemistry/Chemical Engineering graduate? Do you have a passion for quality assurance and a knack for leading cross-functional teams? If so, we have an exciting opportunity for you as a Corrective and Preventive Action Lead at a hugely successful Global company. Please find all the details below: Role : Chemistry specialist Contract : Fixed Term for 6 months Location : Folkestone, Kent (Hybrid working available, 2/3 days in the office, 2/3 day working from home) Salary : Please contact us for details on (phone number removed) Hours : Monday - Thursday 9am - 5pm, Friday 9am - 4:30pm = 37 hours per week Holiday : 24 days + Bank Holidays (with the option to buy/sell up to 3 days per year) Pension : 9% matched contribution scheme Additional Benefits : Medical/Health cashback scheme, annual performance-related bonus, life assurance cover Your key responsibilities would be: Lead investigations into complex quality issues and deviations. Coordinate and manage CAPA processes to ensure timely closure and effectiveness. Conduct risk assessments and recommend strategic solutions. Analyse data, trends, and KPIs to drive continuous improvement. Support audits and act as a Subject Matter Expert for internal and external reviews. Our client would like to recruit candidates who have: Chemistry/Chemical Engineering graduate A qualification as a Lead Auditor (preferred). Strong knowledge of ISO 22716 and ISO 13485. Proven expertise in root cause analysis and risk management. Skilled in data analysis, trend reporting, and effective stakeholder communication. Next steps: If you're excited about the opportunity to make a significant impact and drive continuous improvement, we encourage you to apply! Alternatively, if you know someone who may be suitable for this role please share the details. If you successfully refer a friend for the above role, you will receive a 100 voucher of your choice! Terms apply Please note if your skills match the requirements for the job then you will receive an e-mail from us (remember to check your junk mail). If you do please call us on (phone number removed) ASAP or within 24 hours to discuss the position in further detail with Pippy (Candidate Manager) or Nicola (Elite Consultant). We look forward to your application. Office Angels is an employment agency and business. We are an equal-opportunities employer who puts expertise, energy and enthusiasm into improving everyone's chance of being part of the workplace. We respect and appreciate people of all ethnicities, generations, religious beliefs, sexual orientations, gender identities, abilities and more. By showcasing talents, skills and unique experiences in an inclusive environment, we help individuals thrive. If you require reasonable adjustments at any stage, please let us know and we will be happy to support you. Office Angels acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. Office Angels UK is an Equal Opportunities Employer. By applying for this role your details will be submitted to Office Angels. Our Candidate Privacy Information Statement explaining how we will use your information is available on our website.
Aug 16, 2026
Contractor
Are you a Chemistry/Chemical Engineering graduate? Do you have a passion for quality assurance and a knack for leading cross-functional teams? If so, we have an exciting opportunity for you as a Corrective and Preventive Action Lead at a hugely successful Global company. Please find all the details below: Role : Chemistry specialist Contract : Fixed Term for 6 months Location : Folkestone, Kent (Hybrid working available, 2/3 days in the office, 2/3 day working from home) Salary : Please contact us for details on (phone number removed) Hours : Monday - Thursday 9am - 5pm, Friday 9am - 4:30pm = 37 hours per week Holiday : 24 days + Bank Holidays (with the option to buy/sell up to 3 days per year) Pension : 9% matched contribution scheme Additional Benefits : Medical/Health cashback scheme, annual performance-related bonus, life assurance cover Your key responsibilities would be: Lead investigations into complex quality issues and deviations. Coordinate and manage CAPA processes to ensure timely closure and effectiveness. Conduct risk assessments and recommend strategic solutions. Analyse data, trends, and KPIs to drive continuous improvement. Support audits and act as a Subject Matter Expert for internal and external reviews. Our client would like to recruit candidates who have: Chemistry/Chemical Engineering graduate A qualification as a Lead Auditor (preferred). Strong knowledge of ISO 22716 and ISO 13485. Proven expertise in root cause analysis and risk management. Skilled in data analysis, trend reporting, and effective stakeholder communication. Next steps: If you're excited about the opportunity to make a significant impact and drive continuous improvement, we encourage you to apply! Alternatively, if you know someone who may be suitable for this role please share the details. If you successfully refer a friend for the above role, you will receive a 100 voucher of your choice! Terms apply Please note if your skills match the requirements for the job then you will receive an e-mail from us (remember to check your junk mail). If you do please call us on (phone number removed) ASAP or within 24 hours to discuss the position in further detail with Pippy (Candidate Manager) or Nicola (Elite Consultant). We look forward to your application. Office Angels is an employment agency and business. We are an equal-opportunities employer who puts expertise, energy and enthusiasm into improving everyone's chance of being part of the workplace. We respect and appreciate people of all ethnicities, generations, religious beliefs, sexual orientations, gender identities, abilities and more. By showcasing talents, skills and unique experiences in an inclusive environment, we help individuals thrive. If you require reasonable adjustments at any stage, please let us know and we will be happy to support you. Office Angels acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and an employment business for the supply of temporary workers. Office Angels UK is an Equal Opportunities Employer. By applying for this role your details will be submitted to Office Angels. Our Candidate Privacy Information Statement explaining how we will use your information is available on our website.
Concept Life Sciences Group
Chapel-en-le-frith, Derbyshire
Job Role: Principal Scientist - GMP Analytical Site: Chapel-en-le-Frith Salary:Competitive - DOE Job type: Permanent, full time (37.5 hrs per week) Overview Concept Life Sciences is seeking an experienced Principal Scientist (Analytical) to provide scientific leadership, and hands on expertise within our analytical function . This is a senior scientific role combining strategic influence, technical authority, and active laboratory contribution, supporting a diverse portfolio of client projects across small molecules and emerging modalities. You will act as a trusted scientific lead, driving high quality analytical delivery, and contributing to the continued growth and success of the department. What you will be doing: As a Principal Scientist (Analytical), you will shape and lead the analytical strategy across a diverse portfolio of client projects, combining hands on laboratory work with senior scientific leadership. You will design, execute, and interpret complex analytical studies, delivering high quality, compliant data that supports process development, technical investigations, and informed decision making. Working closely with R&D chemists, process chemists, project teams, quality colleagues, and clients, you will act as a trusted scientific partner, collaborating across disciplines to solve challenging technical problems and ensure analytical approaches are robust, fit for purpose, and where appropriate aligned with regulatory expectations. Alongside project delivery, you will model scientific excellence, uphold the highest standards of safety and quality, and actively mentor and develop colleagues, helping to strengthen analytical capability, innovation, and scientific culture across the organisation. About you: You will have broad technical knowledge of analytical techniques (e.g. UPLC-MS, SFC, NMR, GC MS), with the ability to provide practical support and scientific direction. You will be passionate about delivering high quality analytical science, combining hands on laboratory expertise with leadership to drive robust, compliant outcomes. Scientific integrity, data quality, safety, and regulatory compliance will be central to everything you do, alongside a strong focus on meeting client and project requirements. You will be a highly skilled analytical scientist with extensive experience in method development, validation, troubleshooting, and advanced characterisation techniques. You will act as a trusted scientific partner, working collaboratively to shape analytical strategy and solve complex technical challenges. You will enjoy mentoring and developing others, actively contributing to capability building, knowledge sharing, and a positive, inclusive scientific culture. You will hold a PhD (or equivalent postgraduate qualification) in a relevant scientific discipline, and ideally possess experience working in regulated (GMP) analytical laboratory environments. What you will get: In addition to a competitive salary, we provide generous holiday entitlement a pension scheme with enhanced employer contributions a health cash plan covering a range of therapy treatments a cycle to work scheme a retail discount scheme death in service benefit a discretionary bonus scheme free on site parking You'll also have access to our BHN Extras platform, offering cashback, discounts, and tech/home purchases via salary sacrifice. Colleague wellbeing is important to us - we offer 24/7 virtual GP access, emotional support services, and a comprehensive wellbeing hub. We're proud of our inclusive, supportive culture and provide a range of learning and development opportunities to help you grow both personally and professionally. About Concept Life Sciences: Concept Life Sciences is a multi-disciplined Contract Research Organisation based in the UK providing market leading scientific services globally. Over the past 25 years, Concept Life Sciences and its heritage companies have played a pivotal role in guiding numerous clients along their path to clinical success and many of these clients have evolved into enduring scientific collaborators. From our 4 sites across the UK, we provide world leading expertise to the pharmaceutical, biotech, agrochemical, and material science industries. We have clients across Europe, Asia, and the US, who value our knowledge based, science led, and customer focused approach.
Aug 15, 2026
Full time
Job Role: Principal Scientist - GMP Analytical Site: Chapel-en-le-Frith Salary:Competitive - DOE Job type: Permanent, full time (37.5 hrs per week) Overview Concept Life Sciences is seeking an experienced Principal Scientist (Analytical) to provide scientific leadership, and hands on expertise within our analytical function . This is a senior scientific role combining strategic influence, technical authority, and active laboratory contribution, supporting a diverse portfolio of client projects across small molecules and emerging modalities. You will act as a trusted scientific lead, driving high quality analytical delivery, and contributing to the continued growth and success of the department. What you will be doing: As a Principal Scientist (Analytical), you will shape and lead the analytical strategy across a diverse portfolio of client projects, combining hands on laboratory work with senior scientific leadership. You will design, execute, and interpret complex analytical studies, delivering high quality, compliant data that supports process development, technical investigations, and informed decision making. Working closely with R&D chemists, process chemists, project teams, quality colleagues, and clients, you will act as a trusted scientific partner, collaborating across disciplines to solve challenging technical problems and ensure analytical approaches are robust, fit for purpose, and where appropriate aligned with regulatory expectations. Alongside project delivery, you will model scientific excellence, uphold the highest standards of safety and quality, and actively mentor and develop colleagues, helping to strengthen analytical capability, innovation, and scientific culture across the organisation. About you: You will have broad technical knowledge of analytical techniques (e.g. UPLC-MS, SFC, NMR, GC MS), with the ability to provide practical support and scientific direction. You will be passionate about delivering high quality analytical science, combining hands on laboratory expertise with leadership to drive robust, compliant outcomes. Scientific integrity, data quality, safety, and regulatory compliance will be central to everything you do, alongside a strong focus on meeting client and project requirements. You will be a highly skilled analytical scientist with extensive experience in method development, validation, troubleshooting, and advanced characterisation techniques. You will act as a trusted scientific partner, working collaboratively to shape analytical strategy and solve complex technical challenges. You will enjoy mentoring and developing others, actively contributing to capability building, knowledge sharing, and a positive, inclusive scientific culture. You will hold a PhD (or equivalent postgraduate qualification) in a relevant scientific discipline, and ideally possess experience working in regulated (GMP) analytical laboratory environments. What you will get: In addition to a competitive salary, we provide generous holiday entitlement a pension scheme with enhanced employer contributions a health cash plan covering a range of therapy treatments a cycle to work scheme a retail discount scheme death in service benefit a discretionary bonus scheme free on site parking You'll also have access to our BHN Extras platform, offering cashback, discounts, and tech/home purchases via salary sacrifice. Colleague wellbeing is important to us - we offer 24/7 virtual GP access, emotional support services, and a comprehensive wellbeing hub. We're proud of our inclusive, supportive culture and provide a range of learning and development opportunities to help you grow both personally and professionally. About Concept Life Sciences: Concept Life Sciences is a multi-disciplined Contract Research Organisation based in the UK providing market leading scientific services globally. Over the past 25 years, Concept Life Sciences and its heritage companies have played a pivotal role in guiding numerous clients along their path to clinical success and many of these clients have evolved into enduring scientific collaborators. From our 4 sites across the UK, we provide world leading expertise to the pharmaceutical, biotech, agrochemical, and material science industries. We have clients across Europe, Asia, and the US, who value our knowledge based, science led, and customer focused approach.
The opportunityThe researchers, data scientists, and ML engineers driving AI-driven biological discovery do not yet know Substrate exists. The Community Manager is the person who will change that. This is Substrate's first dedicated community hire. You will build from scratch: the relationships, the channels, the content, the events, and the feedback loops that turn a network of interested researchers into an active, technically engaged community. You will be the external face of Substrate to the AI x biology research world, and the voice of that world inside Substrate. About SubstrateSubstrate is building and operating a network of fully autonomous wet laboratories. We are the critical infrastructure layer for AI-driven biological discovery: cloud-based data production facilities, tightly integrated with AI foundation models, that make high-quality experimental biology as accessible as compute. We are a small team, four co-founders and a founding hire class now building out, with venture funding and government grants, opening our first node in London and a second node in San Francisco in parallel. The work is hard and the timeline is compressed. We have two scientific verticals live (protein characterisation and functional genomics), a software platform that connects API calls to automated assay execution, and a commercial pipeline that spans foundation model labs, AI biotechs, pharmaceutical companies, and publicly funded research organisations. We are growing to roughly thirty people by early 2027. The roleYou will own Substrate's community function end to end. The immediate priority is establishing Substrate's presence in the communities where our most important potential users and customers already spend time: AI-biology conferences, academic research groups, frontier AI lab developer communities, and the broader open-science data ecosystem. The obvious operational pieces are real and important: building and managing Substrate's community channels, creating content (technical posts, case studies, event recaps) that demonstrates what the platform can do, representing Substrate at conferences and research events, and tracking engagement in ways that help the commercial, product and science teams make decisions. Two parts of the role are less standard, and they are why this hire matters so much to Substrate's success. The first is technical credibility. Substrate's community spans researchers who publish in leading journals and engineers who build training pipelines for frontier models. Community management here is not event coordination and social media scheduling; it is substantive engagement with people who will interrogate the science, the data quality, and the integration architecture. The Community Manager needs to be able to meet them there. The second is commercial adjacency. Community at Substrate is not a brand exercise. The relationships built through community will directly feed the commercial pipeline, inform pricing and product decisions, and define which customer segments Substrate chooses to serve deeply. You will work closely with Anna, co-founder, who leads partnerships and go-to-market, and you will operate as a genuine commercial, product and science partner. What you will do in your first twelve monthsFIRST 90 DAYS JUL TO SEP 2026 FIRST 90 DAYS JUL TO SEP 2026 Map the existing relationships the founding team holds across research institutions, frontier AI labs, pharma and Ai-native biotechs, and the AI-biotech community; understand which are most relevant to a community-first strategy. Establish Substrate's presence on the channels where the AI x biology research community spends time: a newsletter, relevant online communities, forums, podcasts, and a cadence for conference participation. Publish Substrate's first substantive technical community content: a post or article that demonstrates what the platform does and why it matters to researchers doing AI-driven biology. Identify the ten to fifteen research groups, labs, or organisations that should be Substrate's first community anchor relationships, and begin active outreach and relationship building. MONTHS 4 TO 8 OCT 2026 TO FEB 2027 Build and manage an active community presence around the London node opening: coordinate the launch event, manage researcher outreach, and produce the content that captures what Substrate's first operational period looks like. Establish a structured feedback loop between the community and the product and science teams, so that what researchers ask for and struggle with reaches the people who can act on it. Build the San Francisco community presence in parallel: identify the key organisations, events, and channels in the Bay Area AI-biology ecosystem and establish Substrate's footprint there. Develop a content calendar and production cadence that does not depend on the founding team's time to sustain. Refine the community infrastructure: channel selection, moderation policy, engagement metrics, and reporting to the commercial and product teams. MONTHS 9 TO 12 MAR TO JUN 2027 Build the community to a size and engagement level where it is a measurable input to commercial pipeline: researcher referrals, inbound interest driven by community content, and a clear record of which community relationships have become or are likely to become commercial relationships. Produce a community playbook that documents the channels, content types, event formats, and relationship cadences that work for Substrate's audience. Continue building the community infrastructure needed for the San Francisco node: what an active and engaged community looks like in the Bay Area. Who you are The pattern we are looking for combines genuine scientific credibility with commercial experience at a technical company. You will have spent five or more years close to research communities, in a developer relations, scientific outreach, partnerships, or community role at an AI, tech or biotech company. You understand how researchers and data scientists think, what they find credible, and how to earn their attention and trust. You are a strong communicator. You can write a technical post that a principal scientist will find rigorous and a graduate student will find accessible. You can run a panel discussion at a conference, write a newsletter, and manage an online community, and you bring a consistent point of view to all three. You are not looking for a role where the output is impressions and follower counts; you are looking for a role where the output is trust, relationships and BD. You are comfortable building infrastructure that does not yet exist. The community playbook has not been written. The channels have not been established. The question of what Substrate's community is for and who belongs to it is still open. MUST HAVE Five or more years in a community, developer relations, scientific outreach, or technical partnerships role at a company serving research, life sciences, or AI scientists. A demonstrated ability to build a technical community from a low base: growing engagement, producing credible content, and managing relationships with researchers, scientists, or engineers. Strong written communication skills, with a track record of producing technical or scientific content for a specialist audience. Scientific or technical literacy sufficient to engage substantively with biology, data science, and AI practitioners. Willingness to be based in London or San Francisco, with travel to the other location and to key scientific conferences NICE TO HAVE Scientific background (BSc or higher) in biology, biochemistry, computer science, or a related field. Experience in a developer relations or community role at a platform or infrastructure company. Existing relationships within the AI x biology research community AI biotechs, frontier AI labs, academic research groups, or pharma R&D. Familiarity with the conference and events landscape for AI-driven biological discovery. Experience with data or API product communities. Why this is unusual Most community management roles sit inside companies whose community is already defined: a user base that exists, a product that is live, a channel that has followers. The job is to grow and manage something that has already started. This is not that. Substrate's community is not yet built. The audience spans researchers, data scientists, ML engineers, and computational biologists working at the intersection of AI and wet-lab biology; it includes people in academic research groups, philanthropic foundations, frontier AI labs, pharma R&D, and biotech startups, all with different professional contexts and different needs from a community of this type. Part of the job is working out who the community is for and why it exists, before building it. The commercial adjacency is also unusual. In most companies, community and commercial are kept at arm's length: community builds trust, commercial closes deals, and the two teams share data and tooling but operate separately. At Substrate, the community function is one of the primary go-to-market channels, and the Community Manager is a genuine commercial partner. Compensation and equityCompensation is competitive against London and San Francisco market rates for a senior community hire at a venture-backed company, calibrated to the seniority and scope of this role. Equity is meaningful, on the standard four-year vesting schedule with a one-year cliff. . click apply for full job details
Aug 07, 2026
Full time
The opportunityThe researchers, data scientists, and ML engineers driving AI-driven biological discovery do not yet know Substrate exists. The Community Manager is the person who will change that. This is Substrate's first dedicated community hire. You will build from scratch: the relationships, the channels, the content, the events, and the feedback loops that turn a network of interested researchers into an active, technically engaged community. You will be the external face of Substrate to the AI x biology research world, and the voice of that world inside Substrate. About SubstrateSubstrate is building and operating a network of fully autonomous wet laboratories. We are the critical infrastructure layer for AI-driven biological discovery: cloud-based data production facilities, tightly integrated with AI foundation models, that make high-quality experimental biology as accessible as compute. We are a small team, four co-founders and a founding hire class now building out, with venture funding and government grants, opening our first node in London and a second node in San Francisco in parallel. The work is hard and the timeline is compressed. We have two scientific verticals live (protein characterisation and functional genomics), a software platform that connects API calls to automated assay execution, and a commercial pipeline that spans foundation model labs, AI biotechs, pharmaceutical companies, and publicly funded research organisations. We are growing to roughly thirty people by early 2027. The roleYou will own Substrate's community function end to end. The immediate priority is establishing Substrate's presence in the communities where our most important potential users and customers already spend time: AI-biology conferences, academic research groups, frontier AI lab developer communities, and the broader open-science data ecosystem. The obvious operational pieces are real and important: building and managing Substrate's community channels, creating content (technical posts, case studies, event recaps) that demonstrates what the platform can do, representing Substrate at conferences and research events, and tracking engagement in ways that help the commercial, product and science teams make decisions. Two parts of the role are less standard, and they are why this hire matters so much to Substrate's success. The first is technical credibility. Substrate's community spans researchers who publish in leading journals and engineers who build training pipelines for frontier models. Community management here is not event coordination and social media scheduling; it is substantive engagement with people who will interrogate the science, the data quality, and the integration architecture. The Community Manager needs to be able to meet them there. The second is commercial adjacency. Community at Substrate is not a brand exercise. The relationships built through community will directly feed the commercial pipeline, inform pricing and product decisions, and define which customer segments Substrate chooses to serve deeply. You will work closely with Anna, co-founder, who leads partnerships and go-to-market, and you will operate as a genuine commercial, product and science partner. What you will do in your first twelve monthsFIRST 90 DAYS JUL TO SEP 2026 FIRST 90 DAYS JUL TO SEP 2026 Map the existing relationships the founding team holds across research institutions, frontier AI labs, pharma and Ai-native biotechs, and the AI-biotech community; understand which are most relevant to a community-first strategy. Establish Substrate's presence on the channels where the AI x biology research community spends time: a newsletter, relevant online communities, forums, podcasts, and a cadence for conference participation. Publish Substrate's first substantive technical community content: a post or article that demonstrates what the platform does and why it matters to researchers doing AI-driven biology. Identify the ten to fifteen research groups, labs, or organisations that should be Substrate's first community anchor relationships, and begin active outreach and relationship building. MONTHS 4 TO 8 OCT 2026 TO FEB 2027 Build and manage an active community presence around the London node opening: coordinate the launch event, manage researcher outreach, and produce the content that captures what Substrate's first operational period looks like. Establish a structured feedback loop between the community and the product and science teams, so that what researchers ask for and struggle with reaches the people who can act on it. Build the San Francisco community presence in parallel: identify the key organisations, events, and channels in the Bay Area AI-biology ecosystem and establish Substrate's footprint there. Develop a content calendar and production cadence that does not depend on the founding team's time to sustain. Refine the community infrastructure: channel selection, moderation policy, engagement metrics, and reporting to the commercial and product teams. MONTHS 9 TO 12 MAR TO JUN 2027 Build the community to a size and engagement level where it is a measurable input to commercial pipeline: researcher referrals, inbound interest driven by community content, and a clear record of which community relationships have become or are likely to become commercial relationships. Produce a community playbook that documents the channels, content types, event formats, and relationship cadences that work for Substrate's audience. Continue building the community infrastructure needed for the San Francisco node: what an active and engaged community looks like in the Bay Area. Who you are The pattern we are looking for combines genuine scientific credibility with commercial experience at a technical company. You will have spent five or more years close to research communities, in a developer relations, scientific outreach, partnerships, or community role at an AI, tech or biotech company. You understand how researchers and data scientists think, what they find credible, and how to earn their attention and trust. You are a strong communicator. You can write a technical post that a principal scientist will find rigorous and a graduate student will find accessible. You can run a panel discussion at a conference, write a newsletter, and manage an online community, and you bring a consistent point of view to all three. You are not looking for a role where the output is impressions and follower counts; you are looking for a role where the output is trust, relationships and BD. You are comfortable building infrastructure that does not yet exist. The community playbook has not been written. The channels have not been established. The question of what Substrate's community is for and who belongs to it is still open. MUST HAVE Five or more years in a community, developer relations, scientific outreach, or technical partnerships role at a company serving research, life sciences, or AI scientists. A demonstrated ability to build a technical community from a low base: growing engagement, producing credible content, and managing relationships with researchers, scientists, or engineers. Strong written communication skills, with a track record of producing technical or scientific content for a specialist audience. Scientific or technical literacy sufficient to engage substantively with biology, data science, and AI practitioners. Willingness to be based in London or San Francisco, with travel to the other location and to key scientific conferences NICE TO HAVE Scientific background (BSc or higher) in biology, biochemistry, computer science, or a related field. Experience in a developer relations or community role at a platform or infrastructure company. Existing relationships within the AI x biology research community AI biotechs, frontier AI labs, academic research groups, or pharma R&D. Familiarity with the conference and events landscape for AI-driven biological discovery. Experience with data or API product communities. Why this is unusual Most community management roles sit inside companies whose community is already defined: a user base that exists, a product that is live, a channel that has followers. The job is to grow and manage something that has already started. This is not that. Substrate's community is not yet built. The audience spans researchers, data scientists, ML engineers, and computational biologists working at the intersection of AI and wet-lab biology; it includes people in academic research groups, philanthropic foundations, frontier AI labs, pharma R&D, and biotech startups, all with different professional contexts and different needs from a community of this type. Part of the job is working out who the community is for and why it exists, before building it. The commercial adjacency is also unusual. In most companies, community and commercial are kept at arm's length: community builds trust, commercial closes deals, and the two teams share data and tooling but operate separately. At Substrate, the community function is one of the primary go-to-market channels, and the Community Manager is a genuine commercial partner. Compensation and equityCompensation is competitive against London and San Francisco market rates for a senior community hire at a venture-backed company, calibrated to the seniority and scope of this role. Equity is meaningful, on the standard four-year vesting schedule with a one-year cliff. . click apply for full job details
Graduate Site Chemist (temporary to permanent contract) Middlewich, Cheshire -Attractive Our client is an environmental and waste management company operating a permitted hazardous waste transfer station in Cheshire. The Company supports a wide range of clients in the safe and environmentally responsible disposal of their hazardous waste. Due to expansion, a vacancy currently exists for a Graduate Site Chemist. The main purpose of the role is to conduct acceptance analysis on incoming waste, ensuring that wastes are suitably and safely stored on site and dispatched from site. This is a trainee role, on a temporary contract and you will be provided with full, on the job, training, with the aim of developing into a permanent role. The role will involve you actively working on the transfer station both in and outdoors. You must be a chemist, either HND or degree qualified, with an interest in the practical application of chemistry. Re: J9670
Aug 05, 2026
Contractor
Graduate Site Chemist (temporary to permanent contract) Middlewich, Cheshire -Attractive Our client is an environmental and waste management company operating a permitted hazardous waste transfer station in Cheshire. The Company supports a wide range of clients in the safe and environmentally responsible disposal of their hazardous waste. Due to expansion, a vacancy currently exists for a Graduate Site Chemist. The main purpose of the role is to conduct acceptance analysis on incoming waste, ensuring that wastes are suitably and safely stored on site and dispatched from site. This is a trainee role, on a temporary contract and you will be provided with full, on the job, training, with the aim of developing into a permanent role. The role will involve you actively working on the transfer station both in and outdoors. You must be a chemist, either HND or degree qualified, with an interest in the practical application of chemistry. Re: J9670
Select how often (in days) to receive an alert: Closing Date: 31 August :59 CET/CEST Directorate: Earth Observation Programmes Climate Application Scientist specialising in satellite remote sensing of the atmosphere, leading a dedicated portfolio of projects in ESA's Actionable Climate Information Section, Climate and Long-Term Action Division, Climate Action, Sustainability and Science Department, Directorate of Earth Observation Programmes. ESA's Actionable Climate Information Section is the focal point for the Agency's climate-related activities and is based at the European Centre for Space Applications and Telecommunications (ECSAT), situated on the Harwell Campus in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom. This ESA Section aims to increase the availability and use of global, satellite-based Earth observation data for climate-related science and decision-making. The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) drives international efforts to combat climate change by limiting global temperature rise to well below 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels, as set out in the Paris Agreement. In response to UNFCCC requirements for systematic monitoring of the climate system, ESA launched the Climate Change Initiative (CCI) research programme in 2008. Through CCI, ESA develops a suite of global climate data records of key components of the Earth system, known as Essential Climate Variables (ECVs). The climate quality datasets produced by CCI are a major contribution to the evidence base used to understand climate change and drive international action. Climate modellers use ECVs to study drivers, interactions and feedback due to climate change, as well as reservoirs, teleconnections, tipping points and fluxes of energy, water and carbon, and predict future change. The CCI also addresses the R&D required to support the UNFCCC Paris Agreement reporting requirements for signatories. Another major focus of the CCI is to connect climate observation and modelling communities through initiatives such as WCRP's CMIP and CORDEX. Reporting to the Head of the Actionable Climate Information Section, you will work to expand the availability, awareness, use and scientific impact of long-term satellite Earth observation (EO) data records for climate science and applications, with a main focus on the atmosphere, but also on other Earth system domains, as required by ESA. You will investigate and advise on the detailed scientific goals of the various international scientific and operational user communities concerned with international climate research, modelling, adaptation and mitigation activities. Your tasks and responsibilities will include: deriving technical specifications for EO-based information, mainly relating to the atmosphere's physical and chemical state and its interactions with the Earth's surface, with particular regard to the requirements of climate users, such as long-term stability, accuracy, consistency, availability, uncertainty characterisation and compatibility with climate observations from other space and non-space sources; establishing dialogue with specialised climate user communities, analysing their needs in terms of satellite-based observation of the climate system and assessing their feedback on available EO-based information; initiating and monitoring ESA R&D projects to respond to climate users' needs, such as enhancing capabilities to generate satellite-based climate data records for climate monitoring, reanalysis, modelling, attribution, projection, trend assessment and data assimilation; validating the results of such developments with the relevant climate users; promoting the use of EO data for supporting climate science, services and policies, such as the UNFCCC Global Stocktake commitments decided upon at COP 21, Paris, in 2015; cooperating with internal and external partners to maximise the benefits of ESA activities, such as maintaining links and ensuring coherence with relevant activities of ESA Member States and international partner organisations; contributing to the definition of ESA projects, work plans and programmes; contributing to ESA's public communications on EO; supporting the work of ESA Graduate Trainees and Research Fellows. Broad experience of satellite-based remote sensing retrieval techniques, in particular for retrieving the physical and chemical state of the atmosphere, validating retrieved quantities, and applying them in climate science Experience of science project management Knowledge of climate research, in particular related to the atmosphere and its interactions with the Earth's surface Knowledge of major international initiatives relating to Earth observation and climate research, such as UNFCCC, IPCC, the EU DGs, GCOS, WCRP, CEOS, CGMS and GEO, and their assessment and reporting mechanisms Knowledge of the international atmospheric science community and associated major international scientific research collaboration initiatives, preferably using space-based techniques Result Orientation Operational Efficiency Fostering Cooperation Relationship Management Continuous Improvement Forward Thinking A PhD in satellite-based monitoring of atmospheric physics/chemistry is required for this post, together with 4 years of relevant professional experience. Additional requirements At least four years' post-PhD work experience in relevant remote sensing application development, research, or another relevant area. A background in other Earth science domains, such as, land, ocean or cryosphere, would be an asset. Particular importance will be attached to your personal scientific ability, credibility among peers, flexibility and adaptability. You must be capable of working effectively in a team with minimum supervision, with excellent communication and presentation skills. Technical and computational knowledge, including in machine learning, applied to climate science would be an asset. You should be prepared to travel frequently in order to interact with the various relevant stakeholders. Diversity, Equity and Inclusiveness ESA is an equal opportunity employer, committed to achieving diversity within the workforce and creating an inclusive working environment. We therefore welcome applications from all qualified candidates irrespective of gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, religious beliefs, age, disability or other characteristics. At the Agency we value diversity, and we welcome people with disabilities. Whenever possible, we seek to accommodate individuals with disabilities by providing the necessary support at the workplace. The Human Resources Department can also provide assistance during the recruitment process. If you would like to discuss this further, please contact us via email at Important Information and Disclaimer In principle, recruitment will be within the advertised grade band (A2-A4). However, if the selected candidate has less than four years of relevant professional experience following the completion of the master's degree, the position may be filled at A1 level. During the recruitment process, the Agency may request applicants to undergo selection tests. Additionally, successful candidates will need to undergo basic screening before appointment, which will be conducted by an external background screening service, in compliance with the European Space Agency's security procedures. Note that ESA is in the process of transitioning to a Matrix setup, which could lead to organisational changes affecting this position. The information published on ESA's careers website regarding working conditions is correct at the time of publication. It is not intended to be exhaustive and may not address all questions you would have. Nationality and Languages Please note that applications are only considered from nationals of one of the following States: Austria, Belgium, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and Canada, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania and Slovakia. According to the ESA Convention, staff shall be recruited on the basis of their qualifications, taking into account an adequate distribution of posts among nationals of the Member States. The working languages of the Agency are English and French. A good knowledge of one of these is required. Knowledge of another Member State language would be an asset.
Aug 03, 2026
Full time
Select how often (in days) to receive an alert: Closing Date: 31 August :59 CET/CEST Directorate: Earth Observation Programmes Climate Application Scientist specialising in satellite remote sensing of the atmosphere, leading a dedicated portfolio of projects in ESA's Actionable Climate Information Section, Climate and Long-Term Action Division, Climate Action, Sustainability and Science Department, Directorate of Earth Observation Programmes. ESA's Actionable Climate Information Section is the focal point for the Agency's climate-related activities and is based at the European Centre for Space Applications and Telecommunications (ECSAT), situated on the Harwell Campus in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom. This ESA Section aims to increase the availability and use of global, satellite-based Earth observation data for climate-related science and decision-making. The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) drives international efforts to combat climate change by limiting global temperature rise to well below 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels, as set out in the Paris Agreement. In response to UNFCCC requirements for systematic monitoring of the climate system, ESA launched the Climate Change Initiative (CCI) research programme in 2008. Through CCI, ESA develops a suite of global climate data records of key components of the Earth system, known as Essential Climate Variables (ECVs). The climate quality datasets produced by CCI are a major contribution to the evidence base used to understand climate change and drive international action. Climate modellers use ECVs to study drivers, interactions and feedback due to climate change, as well as reservoirs, teleconnections, tipping points and fluxes of energy, water and carbon, and predict future change. The CCI also addresses the R&D required to support the UNFCCC Paris Agreement reporting requirements for signatories. Another major focus of the CCI is to connect climate observation and modelling communities through initiatives such as WCRP's CMIP and CORDEX. Reporting to the Head of the Actionable Climate Information Section, you will work to expand the availability, awareness, use and scientific impact of long-term satellite Earth observation (EO) data records for climate science and applications, with a main focus on the atmosphere, but also on other Earth system domains, as required by ESA. You will investigate and advise on the detailed scientific goals of the various international scientific and operational user communities concerned with international climate research, modelling, adaptation and mitigation activities. Your tasks and responsibilities will include: deriving technical specifications for EO-based information, mainly relating to the atmosphere's physical and chemical state and its interactions with the Earth's surface, with particular regard to the requirements of climate users, such as long-term stability, accuracy, consistency, availability, uncertainty characterisation and compatibility with climate observations from other space and non-space sources; establishing dialogue with specialised climate user communities, analysing their needs in terms of satellite-based observation of the climate system and assessing their feedback on available EO-based information; initiating and monitoring ESA R&D projects to respond to climate users' needs, such as enhancing capabilities to generate satellite-based climate data records for climate monitoring, reanalysis, modelling, attribution, projection, trend assessment and data assimilation; validating the results of such developments with the relevant climate users; promoting the use of EO data for supporting climate science, services and policies, such as the UNFCCC Global Stocktake commitments decided upon at COP 21, Paris, in 2015; cooperating with internal and external partners to maximise the benefits of ESA activities, such as maintaining links and ensuring coherence with relevant activities of ESA Member States and international partner organisations; contributing to the definition of ESA projects, work plans and programmes; contributing to ESA's public communications on EO; supporting the work of ESA Graduate Trainees and Research Fellows. Broad experience of satellite-based remote sensing retrieval techniques, in particular for retrieving the physical and chemical state of the atmosphere, validating retrieved quantities, and applying them in climate science Experience of science project management Knowledge of climate research, in particular related to the atmosphere and its interactions with the Earth's surface Knowledge of major international initiatives relating to Earth observation and climate research, such as UNFCCC, IPCC, the EU DGs, GCOS, WCRP, CEOS, CGMS and GEO, and their assessment and reporting mechanisms Knowledge of the international atmospheric science community and associated major international scientific research collaboration initiatives, preferably using space-based techniques Result Orientation Operational Efficiency Fostering Cooperation Relationship Management Continuous Improvement Forward Thinking A PhD in satellite-based monitoring of atmospheric physics/chemistry is required for this post, together with 4 years of relevant professional experience. Additional requirements At least four years' post-PhD work experience in relevant remote sensing application development, research, or another relevant area. A background in other Earth science domains, such as, land, ocean or cryosphere, would be an asset. Particular importance will be attached to your personal scientific ability, credibility among peers, flexibility and adaptability. You must be capable of working effectively in a team with minimum supervision, with excellent communication and presentation skills. Technical and computational knowledge, including in machine learning, applied to climate science would be an asset. You should be prepared to travel frequently in order to interact with the various relevant stakeholders. Diversity, Equity and Inclusiveness ESA is an equal opportunity employer, committed to achieving diversity within the workforce and creating an inclusive working environment. We therefore welcome applications from all qualified candidates irrespective of gender, sexual orientation, ethnicity, religious beliefs, age, disability or other characteristics. At the Agency we value diversity, and we welcome people with disabilities. Whenever possible, we seek to accommodate individuals with disabilities by providing the necessary support at the workplace. The Human Resources Department can also provide assistance during the recruitment process. If you would like to discuss this further, please contact us via email at Important Information and Disclaimer In principle, recruitment will be within the advertised grade band (A2-A4). However, if the selected candidate has less than four years of relevant professional experience following the completion of the master's degree, the position may be filled at A1 level. During the recruitment process, the Agency may request applicants to undergo selection tests. Additionally, successful candidates will need to undergo basic screening before appointment, which will be conducted by an external background screening service, in compliance with the European Space Agency's security procedures. Note that ESA is in the process of transitioning to a Matrix setup, which could lead to organisational changes affecting this position. The information published on ESA's careers website regarding working conditions is correct at the time of publication. It is not intended to be exhaustive and may not address all questions you would have. Nationality and Languages Please note that applications are only considered from nationals of one of the following States: Austria, Belgium, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and Canada, Cyprus, Latvia, Lithuania and Slovakia. According to the ESA Convention, staff shall be recruited on the basis of their qualifications, taking into account an adequate distribution of posts among nationals of the Member States. The working languages of the Agency are English and French. A good knowledge of one of these is required. Knowledge of another Member State language would be an asset.
ASCO Waste Management offer a fully integrated total waste management and industrial tank cleaning solution, ensuring that stringent compliance and safety standards are met. Our independence enables us to identify the most cost effective and environmentally sustainable waste routings, while our network of infrastructure in the UK provides significant strategic advantage over our competitors. As Technical Chemist, you will provide technical advice and support to ensure waste is managed in compliance with the site permit, legislation and customer requirements. This role would be well suited to a recent graduate. Key responsibilities include: Receive enquiries from our UK wide customer base and provide competent technical guidance. Provide technical assessments, including the UK classification of hazardous waste in line with guidance by regulating authorities (EA & SEPA). Utilise and maintain our internal waste and enquiry database. Assist and support the UK customer service team in the development of the sales function and assist in the efficient preparation and delivery of sales quotes to meet client service level agreements. Ensure compliance of all UK waste quotes with relevant site permits and waste management licences. Work with the local site managers and operational staff to ensure all waste received meets the pre-acceptance criteria or is as described. Work on local sites to receipt, process waste for storage and dispatch and relevant system data management. Provide local support for our customers in Haz-packing and listing their waste suitably for transport. Ensure waste is labelled and stored in line with site permits and relevant legislation. Route hazardous and non-hazardous waste streams to established disposal sites within the UK according to approved matrixes. Proactively assist in identifying new disposal site options throughout the UK. Build up working relationships with third party disposal routes. Actively support other areas of the business as required including Industrial Services and Logistics. Occasional UK travel may be required to assist other ASCO UK locations and customers, and for training and development. Minimum Competencies (Skills, Knowledge, and Behaviours) Maintains positive work relationships and can communicate effectively. Knowledge of waste process, site permits and waste legislation. Computer literate including MS office suite of applications. Ability to work under pressure. Minimum Qualifications HNC/D in Chemistry related subject - or - Degree in Chemistry related subject Desirable Qualifications/Competencies Understanding of waste management sector & legislation
Jul 31, 2026
Full time
ASCO Waste Management offer a fully integrated total waste management and industrial tank cleaning solution, ensuring that stringent compliance and safety standards are met. Our independence enables us to identify the most cost effective and environmentally sustainable waste routings, while our network of infrastructure in the UK provides significant strategic advantage over our competitors. As Technical Chemist, you will provide technical advice and support to ensure waste is managed in compliance with the site permit, legislation and customer requirements. This role would be well suited to a recent graduate. Key responsibilities include: Receive enquiries from our UK wide customer base and provide competent technical guidance. Provide technical assessments, including the UK classification of hazardous waste in line with guidance by regulating authorities (EA & SEPA). Utilise and maintain our internal waste and enquiry database. Assist and support the UK customer service team in the development of the sales function and assist in the efficient preparation and delivery of sales quotes to meet client service level agreements. Ensure compliance of all UK waste quotes with relevant site permits and waste management licences. Work with the local site managers and operational staff to ensure all waste received meets the pre-acceptance criteria or is as described. Work on local sites to receipt, process waste for storage and dispatch and relevant system data management. Provide local support for our customers in Haz-packing and listing their waste suitably for transport. Ensure waste is labelled and stored in line with site permits and relevant legislation. Route hazardous and non-hazardous waste streams to established disposal sites within the UK according to approved matrixes. Proactively assist in identifying new disposal site options throughout the UK. Build up working relationships with third party disposal routes. Actively support other areas of the business as required including Industrial Services and Logistics. Occasional UK travel may be required to assist other ASCO UK locations and customers, and for training and development. Minimum Competencies (Skills, Knowledge, and Behaviours) Maintains positive work relationships and can communicate effectively. Knowledge of waste process, site permits and waste legislation. Computer literate including MS office suite of applications. Ability to work under pressure. Minimum Qualifications HNC/D in Chemistry related subject - or - Degree in Chemistry related subject Desirable Qualifications/Competencies Understanding of waste management sector & legislation
ASCO Waste Management invites a Technical Chemist to provide technical advice and support ensuring waste is managed in compliance with site permits and legislation. The role would suit a recent graduate with the ability to guide the UK customer base. Key duties include assisting the sales function with quotes, ensuring quotes comply with permits, data management, and collaborating with site managers to verify waste acceptability. Occasional UK travel may be required.
Jul 31, 2026
Full time
ASCO Waste Management invites a Technical Chemist to provide technical advice and support ensuring waste is managed in compliance with site permits and legislation. The role would suit a recent graduate with the ability to guide the UK customer base. Key duties include assisting the sales function with quotes, ensuring quotes comply with permits, data management, and collaborating with site managers to verify waste acceptability. Occasional UK travel may be required.
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