A few positions from the job boards that
require little or no experience post-degree or PhD.
The Royal Society of Chemistry is seeking
applicants for the position of publishing
editor in Cambridge. Duties include contributing to the daily operation of
peer review, editing and publication, and helping to build information
databases to support the chemical community. Applications open all year round,
but apply by 15th July for the August assessment centre.
A Gloucestershire-based firm specialising
in precious metal development and manufacture is looking for a graduate
production chemist (£18-24k). The role entails developing and testing trial
formulations, manufacturing products and providing technical support to the
production team. Previous experience is beneficial but not essential.
A not-for-profit organisation that develops
software for the pharmaceutical sector is recruiting a graduate
sales executive (£24k basic + £4-6k OTE). Based in Birmingham, with
European travel, responsibilities will include business development, account
management and technical support. Six month's commercial/lab experience is required
– presumably an industrial placement would be eligible.
A development
scientist is sought by BBInternational, a partner for assay development and
immunoassay contract manufacture based in Dundee. The advert is scarce in
details, but the position covers all phases of R&D, and involves improvement
activities. Minimum 2:2 required, experience working in a cGMP/ISO9001 lab is advantageous.
Syngenta is hiring physical organic
chemists (£26-40k) at their Jealott’s Hill site in Berkshire. Working in
the Process Science Group, the successful applicants will “translate
cutting-edge thinking into new process and product technology” to deliver
improved manufacturing processes. PhD and/or process research experience
required.
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