A selection of opportunities requiring no
or minimal experience.
Future Science in North London is looking
for a graduate with a 2.1 or higher with a strong interest in scientific
publishing to train as an assistant
editor. Duties will include overseeing the peer review process,
commissioning content and networking.
A Milton Keynes-based company operating in the
food industry is hiring recent graduates (2011/2012) to train as graduate
account development assistants (£22-25k). Duties include assisting sales
support, liaising with clients and working with their business development
team.
A water quality consultancy in
Hertfordshire seeks a graduate
water quality consultant (£17k) to visit client sites across the South East.
Duties include sampling, analysing and treating water and related structures.
Full driving licence required.
Oxford Nanopore seeks a newly qualified PhD
with experience of biomolecular simulation to join them as a molecular
modeller. The role will guide their protein engineering and, under guidance,
make models of unknown proteins.
In partnership with Viridor, the Centre for
Energy and Resource Technology at Cranfield University are offering a 2-year MTech
in Waste and Resource Management (£10.5k tax-free bursary p.a.). It aims to
“emphasise the understanding and exploitation of advanced technologies and
management disciplines in relation to the waste sector” – which has been identified
as a skills shortage area.
Finally, for a graduate with one year’s technical
experience, preferably in pharmaceuticals, Shire Pharmaceutical is offering the
position of patent
searcher, in Basingstoke. With the opportunity to later train as a patent
attorney, this entry-level position involves providing technical information to
clients, based on literature searches.
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