About Kerry A career with Kerry Taste & Nutrition offers you an opportunity to shape how people across the globe view food and beverage while providing you opportunities to explore and grow as your interests do. With our commitment to a sustainable future, a career with Kerry is something you can feel good about. About the role Here at Kerry, we're currently recruiting for a Food Safety & Quality Manager on a full time, permanent basis onsite in Birstwith, North Yorkshire. As FSQ Manager you will provide site leadership for Food Safety and Quality in alignment with the Kerry Corporate Policies. To be successful you will be confident with engaging workforce (from Shop Floor through to Senior Management), coaching and developing individuals to ensure the right behaviours are implemented and sustained. About the site - The flourmill at Birstwith sits on the same site as the original flour mill from the 19th Century. It is the primary source of flour for rusk production, and much of the raw material for the blends is also produced on site, as well as flour for other Kerry sites across the group. The mill produces about 40000 tonnes of flour a year, mostly from locally grown wheat. Rusk plant - The rusk plant was purchased in 1975 and has since been significantly expanded upon and modified. The plant produces rusk using a conventional baking and drying process for a variety of functional meat applications, including sausages and meat pies etc, as well as crumbs for coatings applications. Blending Plant - Commissioned in 1993, the Blending Plant supplies flour based blends for coatings applications, and manufactures a range of batters, breaders, predusts, and intermediates. Key responsibilities Ensure effective food safety compliance and work with plant management team to implement programs to mitigate risk and drive a positive Food Safety culture across the site. Manage and lead HACCP program and team at site level, ensuring that Good Manufacturing Practices, preventive controls and prerequisite programs are in place and effective. Manage the plant Food Safety & Quality System to produce safe quality food, acting as SQF Practitioner or equivalent GFSI manager (BRC, FS22000). Be responsible for the accurate and effective evaluation of product through sensory, analytical and microbiological testing. Ensure Kerry standards are fully implemented and followed in the areas of ingredient and product standards, process specifications, formula compliance, sanitation/GMP/pest control, and regulatory compliance. Develop and lead proactive action plans for performance improvement including complaint reduction, right the first time, timely release of product, completion and verification of corrective actions and audit findings. Leads effective and successful external and internal audits. Act as the primary technical liaison with customers, vendors and regulatory agencies. Be proactive and responsive in addressing customer complaints, communicating effectively on technical issues and leading the root cause analysis. Develop, engage and maintain qualified personnel within the plant Quality department, through training, communication, and accountability. Continuously improve knowledge of products and technology to investigate variation and resolve technical problems with the team. Qualifications and skills Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution in Food Science, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Microbiology, or similar Science/Engineering Quality experience and/or training Experience in a plant environment strongly preferred Managing FSQ systems Proficiency in analysis through Excel, Intelex, SAP, and root cause analysis methodology Excellent verbal and written communication skills Industry / Sector Specific Knowledge and understanding of applicable Food Safety regulations, and industry and market trends. Knowledge and experience with relevant GFSI stand would be an advantage What's in it for me? Opportunity for career development, matched pension scheme to up to 10% and access to an employee assistance program and employee benefit platform. In Kerry we benefit from the knowledge of our colleagues who bring a diverse range of cultures, backgrounds, lifestyles and experiences. One team fostering an inclusive culture that, above all, inspires food and nourishes life. One culture where everyone brings their unique perspectives and experiences to help make us better, together. We are committed to nurturing an environment of positivity and inclusiveness, where everyone can be at their best, both personally and professionally. Our recruitment, selection and assessment process are based on the skills and competencies of the specific roles and based entirely on merit. We are committed to and value Diversity and Inclusion in all recruitment processes within Kerry and do not discriminate based on gender, race, class, economic status, ethnic background, sexual orientation, age, political beliefs, veteran status, marital status or any other protected characteristic. Get in touch today- we look forward to meeting you!
Apr 20, 2024
Full time
About Kerry A career with Kerry Taste & Nutrition offers you an opportunity to shape how people across the globe view food and beverage while providing you opportunities to explore and grow as your interests do. With our commitment to a sustainable future, a career with Kerry is something you can feel good about. About the role Here at Kerry, we're currently recruiting for a Food Safety & Quality Manager on a full time, permanent basis onsite in Birstwith, North Yorkshire. As FSQ Manager you will provide site leadership for Food Safety and Quality in alignment with the Kerry Corporate Policies. To be successful you will be confident with engaging workforce (from Shop Floor through to Senior Management), coaching and developing individuals to ensure the right behaviours are implemented and sustained. About the site - The flourmill at Birstwith sits on the same site as the original flour mill from the 19th Century. It is the primary source of flour for rusk production, and much of the raw material for the blends is also produced on site, as well as flour for other Kerry sites across the group. The mill produces about 40000 tonnes of flour a year, mostly from locally grown wheat. Rusk plant - The rusk plant was purchased in 1975 and has since been significantly expanded upon and modified. The plant produces rusk using a conventional baking and drying process for a variety of functional meat applications, including sausages and meat pies etc, as well as crumbs for coatings applications. Blending Plant - Commissioned in 1993, the Blending Plant supplies flour based blends for coatings applications, and manufactures a range of batters, breaders, predusts, and intermediates. Key responsibilities Ensure effective food safety compliance and work with plant management team to implement programs to mitigate risk and drive a positive Food Safety culture across the site. Manage and lead HACCP program and team at site level, ensuring that Good Manufacturing Practices, preventive controls and prerequisite programs are in place and effective. Manage the plant Food Safety & Quality System to produce safe quality food, acting as SQF Practitioner or equivalent GFSI manager (BRC, FS22000). Be responsible for the accurate and effective evaluation of product through sensory, analytical and microbiological testing. Ensure Kerry standards are fully implemented and followed in the areas of ingredient and product standards, process specifications, formula compliance, sanitation/GMP/pest control, and regulatory compliance. Develop and lead proactive action plans for performance improvement including complaint reduction, right the first time, timely release of product, completion and verification of corrective actions and audit findings. Leads effective and successful external and internal audits. Act as the primary technical liaison with customers, vendors and regulatory agencies. Be proactive and responsive in addressing customer complaints, communicating effectively on technical issues and leading the root cause analysis. Develop, engage and maintain qualified personnel within the plant Quality department, through training, communication, and accountability. Continuously improve knowledge of products and technology to investigate variation and resolve technical problems with the team. Qualifications and skills Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution in Food Science, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Microbiology, or similar Science/Engineering Quality experience and/or training Experience in a plant environment strongly preferred Managing FSQ systems Proficiency in analysis through Excel, Intelex, SAP, and root cause analysis methodology Excellent verbal and written communication skills Industry / Sector Specific Knowledge and understanding of applicable Food Safety regulations, and industry and market trends. Knowledge and experience with relevant GFSI stand would be an advantage What's in it for me? Opportunity for career development, matched pension scheme to up to 10% and access to an employee assistance program and employee benefit platform. In Kerry we benefit from the knowledge of our colleagues who bring a diverse range of cultures, backgrounds, lifestyles and experiences. One team fostering an inclusive culture that, above all, inspires food and nourishes life. One culture where everyone brings their unique perspectives and experiences to help make us better, together. We are committed to nurturing an environment of positivity and inclusiveness, where everyone can be at their best, both personally and professionally. Our recruitment, selection and assessment process are based on the skills and competencies of the specific roles and based entirely on merit. We are committed to and value Diversity and Inclusion in all recruitment processes within Kerry and do not discriminate based on gender, race, class, economic status, ethnic background, sexual orientation, age, political beliefs, veteran status, marital status or any other protected characteristic. Get in touch today- we look forward to meeting you!
Spectroscopy Sales Representative Location: Cambridge (Hybrid) Are you a spectroscopy enthusiast considering a career away from the laboratory? Whether this is your first commercial scientific role or if you fancy a change of scenery, apply today to kick-start or enhance your career in technical sales. As a Spectroscopy Sales Representative you will be responsible for promoting and selling spectroscopy instruments, equipment, and related solutions to customers in various industries. They leverage their technical expertise in spectroscopy and strong interpersonal skills to identify customer needs, provide product demonstrations, and drive sales growth. Extensive product and sales training will be provided for the successful applicant. Candidate Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Chemistry, Physics or related field. Advanced degree (Masters or Ph.D.) preferred but not required. Strong technical background in spectroscopy (UV-Vis spectroscopy/Optical) or related analytical techniques. Excellent communication, presentation, and negotiation skills. Ability to understand and articulate complex technical concepts in a clear and compelling manner. Customer-focused mindset with a commitment to delivering exceptional service and value. Self-motivated and results-oriented with a drive to achieve and exceed sales targets. Ability to travel frequently within assigned territory or region as needed.
Apr 20, 2024
Full time
Spectroscopy Sales Representative Location: Cambridge (Hybrid) Are you a spectroscopy enthusiast considering a career away from the laboratory? Whether this is your first commercial scientific role or if you fancy a change of scenery, apply today to kick-start or enhance your career in technical sales. As a Spectroscopy Sales Representative you will be responsible for promoting and selling spectroscopy instruments, equipment, and related solutions to customers in various industries. They leverage their technical expertise in spectroscopy and strong interpersonal skills to identify customer needs, provide product demonstrations, and drive sales growth. Extensive product and sales training will be provided for the successful applicant. Candidate Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Chemistry, Physics or related field. Advanced degree (Masters or Ph.D.) preferred but not required. Strong technical background in spectroscopy (UV-Vis spectroscopy/Optical) or related analytical techniques. Excellent communication, presentation, and negotiation skills. Ability to understand and articulate complex technical concepts in a clear and compelling manner. Customer-focused mindset with a commitment to delivering exceptional service and value. Self-motivated and results-oriented with a drive to achieve and exceed sales targets. Ability to travel frequently within assigned territory or region as needed.
About Kerry A career with Kerry Taste & Nutrition offers you an opportunity to shape how people across the globe view food and beverage while providing you opportunities to explore and grow as your interests do. With our commitment to a sustainable future, a career with Kerry is something you can feel good about. About the role Here at Kerry, we're currently recruiting for a Food Safety & Quality Manager on a full time, permanent basis onsite in Birstwith, North Yorkshire. As FSQ Manager you will provide site leadership for Food Safety and Quality in alignment with the Kerry Corporate Policies. To be successful you will be confident with engaging workforce (from Shop Floor through to Senior Management), coaching and developing individuals to ensure the right behaviours are implemented and sustained. About the site - The flourmill at Birstwith sits on the same site as the original flour mill from the 19th Century. It is the primary source of flour for rusk production, and much of the raw material for the blends is also produced on site, as well as flour for other Kerry sites across the group. The mill produces about 40000 tonnes of flour a year, mostly from locally grown wheat. Rusk plant - The rusk plant was purchased in 1975 and has since been significantly expanded upon and modified. The plant produces rusk using a conventional baking and drying process for a variety of functional meat applications, including sausages and meat pies etc, as well as crumbs for coatings applications. Blending Plant - Commissioned in 1993, the Blending Plant supplies flour based blends for coatings applications, and manufactures a range of batters, breaders, predusts, and intermediates. Key responsibilities Ensure effective food safety compliance and work with plant management team to implement programs to mitigate risk and drive a positive Food Safety culture across the site. Manage and lead HACCP program and team at site level, ensuring that Good Manufacturing Practices, preventive controls and prerequisite programs are in place and effective. Manage the plant Food Safety & Quality System to produce safe quality food, acting as SQF Practitioner or equivalent GFSI manager (BRC, FS22000). Be responsible for the accurate and effective evaluation of product through sensory, analytical and microbiological testing. Ensure Kerry standards are fully implemented and followed in the areas of ingredient and product standards, process specifications, formula compliance, sanitation/GMP/pest control, and regulatory compliance. Develop and lead proactive action plans for performance improvement including complaint reduction, right the first time, timely release of product, completion and verification of corrective actions and audit findings. Leads effective and successful external and internal audits. Act as the primary technical liaison with customers, vendors and regulatory agencies. Be proactive and responsive in addressing customer complaints, communicating effectively on technical issues and leading the root cause analysis. Develop, engage and maintain qualified personnel within the plant Quality department, through training, communication, and accountability. Continuously improve knowledge of products and technology to investigate variation and resolve technical problems with the team. Qualifications and skills Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution in Food Science, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Microbiology, or similar Science/Engineering Quality experience and/or training Experience in a plant environment strongly preferred Managing FSQ systems Proficiency in analysis through Excel, Intelex, SAP, and root cause analysis methodology Excellent verbal and written communication skills Industry / Sector Specific Knowledge and understanding of applicable Food Safety regulations, and industry and market trends. Knowledge and experience with relevant GFSI stand would be an advantage What's in it for me? Opportunity for career development, matched pension scheme to up to 10% and access to an employee assistance program and employee benefit platform. In Kerry we benefit from the knowledge of our colleagues who bring a diverse range of cultures, backgrounds, lifestyles and experiences. One team fostering an inclusive culture that, above all, inspires food and nourishes life. One culture where everyone brings their unique perspectives and experiences to help make us better, together. We are committed to nurturing an environment of positivity and inclusiveness, where everyone can be at their best, both personally and professionally. Our recruitment, selection and assessment process are based on the skills and competencies of the specific roles and based entirely on merit. We are committed to and value Diversity and Inclusion in all recruitment processes within Kerry and do not discriminate based on gender, race, class, economic status, ethnic background, sexual orientation, age, political beliefs, veteran status, marital status or any other protected characteristic. Get in touch today- we look forward to meeting you!
Apr 19, 2024
Full time
About Kerry A career with Kerry Taste & Nutrition offers you an opportunity to shape how people across the globe view food and beverage while providing you opportunities to explore and grow as your interests do. With our commitment to a sustainable future, a career with Kerry is something you can feel good about. About the role Here at Kerry, we're currently recruiting for a Food Safety & Quality Manager on a full time, permanent basis onsite in Birstwith, North Yorkshire. As FSQ Manager you will provide site leadership for Food Safety and Quality in alignment with the Kerry Corporate Policies. To be successful you will be confident with engaging workforce (from Shop Floor through to Senior Management), coaching and developing individuals to ensure the right behaviours are implemented and sustained. About the site - The flourmill at Birstwith sits on the same site as the original flour mill from the 19th Century. It is the primary source of flour for rusk production, and much of the raw material for the blends is also produced on site, as well as flour for other Kerry sites across the group. The mill produces about 40000 tonnes of flour a year, mostly from locally grown wheat. Rusk plant - The rusk plant was purchased in 1975 and has since been significantly expanded upon and modified. The plant produces rusk using a conventional baking and drying process for a variety of functional meat applications, including sausages and meat pies etc, as well as crumbs for coatings applications. Blending Plant - Commissioned in 1993, the Blending Plant supplies flour based blends for coatings applications, and manufactures a range of batters, breaders, predusts, and intermediates. Key responsibilities Ensure effective food safety compliance and work with plant management team to implement programs to mitigate risk and drive a positive Food Safety culture across the site. Manage and lead HACCP program and team at site level, ensuring that Good Manufacturing Practices, preventive controls and prerequisite programs are in place and effective. Manage the plant Food Safety & Quality System to produce safe quality food, acting as SQF Practitioner or equivalent GFSI manager (BRC, FS22000). Be responsible for the accurate and effective evaluation of product through sensory, analytical and microbiological testing. Ensure Kerry standards are fully implemented and followed in the areas of ingredient and product standards, process specifications, formula compliance, sanitation/GMP/pest control, and regulatory compliance. Develop and lead proactive action plans for performance improvement including complaint reduction, right the first time, timely release of product, completion and verification of corrective actions and audit findings. Leads effective and successful external and internal audits. Act as the primary technical liaison with customers, vendors and regulatory agencies. Be proactive and responsive in addressing customer complaints, communicating effectively on technical issues and leading the root cause analysis. Develop, engage and maintain qualified personnel within the plant Quality department, through training, communication, and accountability. Continuously improve knowledge of products and technology to investigate variation and resolve technical problems with the team. Qualifications and skills Bachelor's degree from an accredited institution in Food Science, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Microbiology, or similar Science/Engineering Quality experience and/or training Experience in a plant environment strongly preferred Managing FSQ systems Proficiency in analysis through Excel, Intelex, SAP, and root cause analysis methodology Excellent verbal and written communication skills Industry / Sector Specific Knowledge and understanding of applicable Food Safety regulations, and industry and market trends. Knowledge and experience with relevant GFSI stand would be an advantage What's in it for me? Opportunity for career development, matched pension scheme to up to 10% and access to an employee assistance program and employee benefit platform. In Kerry we benefit from the knowledge of our colleagues who bring a diverse range of cultures, backgrounds, lifestyles and experiences. One team fostering an inclusive culture that, above all, inspires food and nourishes life. One culture where everyone brings their unique perspectives and experiences to help make us better, together. We are committed to nurturing an environment of positivity and inclusiveness, where everyone can be at their best, both personally and professionally. Our recruitment, selection and assessment process are based on the skills and competencies of the specific roles and based entirely on merit. We are committed to and value Diversity and Inclusion in all recruitment processes within Kerry and do not discriminate based on gender, race, class, economic status, ethnic background, sexual orientation, age, political beliefs, veteran status, marital status or any other protected characteristic. Get in touch today- we look forward to meeting you!
A leading provider of laboratory services to global clinical trials, our client delivers bioanalytical and toxicology programmes from their state-of-the art facility in York. Partnering with customers across the bioanalytical sector working to optimise programs during the crucial stage of the drug discovery and development process, they give technical insight, expertise and flexibility to provide assay method development and validation for the quantification of drugs, metabolites and biomarkers. Joining the business as an integral member of the team, you will act as Study Manager for a range of regulated and non-regulated small molecule bioanalytical projects, ensuring these are conducted in compliance with regulatory standards, and are on time and within budget. Utilising previous experience you will lead a small team, ensuring effective performance management and defining responsibilities and objectives as required, as well as overseeing LC-MS/MS method development and troubleshooting. Applications are invited from accomplished Bioanalytical Study Managers or Study Directors with experience mentoring or supervising a small team. You will also have a strong background undertaking LC-MS/MS small molecule quantitative analyses in support of GLP or non-regulated bioanalytical studies. In return your will receive a highly competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package, with career advancement opportunities available. In addition, financial assistance with relocation can be offered for the successful candidate. Please note this is a 100% site-based role in York. Apply to VRS to be considered today! Key words: bioanalysis, bioanalytical, Study Manager, Study Director, Team Leader, Leadership, Management, laboratory, LC-MS, LC-MS/MS, GLP, GCP, GxP, analytical chemistry, pharmaceutical, drug development, metabolites, York, Yorkshire, VRS8608AW Follow VRS Recruitment on LinkedIn to view all our latest vacancies! Please note that by submitting your application to VRS Ltd your details will be registered with us so that we can contact you about suitable job opportunities now and in future. You may unsubscribe at any time by emailing us directly via our website.
Apr 19, 2024
Full time
A leading provider of laboratory services to global clinical trials, our client delivers bioanalytical and toxicology programmes from their state-of-the art facility in York. Partnering with customers across the bioanalytical sector working to optimise programs during the crucial stage of the drug discovery and development process, they give technical insight, expertise and flexibility to provide assay method development and validation for the quantification of drugs, metabolites and biomarkers. Joining the business as an integral member of the team, you will act as Study Manager for a range of regulated and non-regulated small molecule bioanalytical projects, ensuring these are conducted in compliance with regulatory standards, and are on time and within budget. Utilising previous experience you will lead a small team, ensuring effective performance management and defining responsibilities and objectives as required, as well as overseeing LC-MS/MS method development and troubleshooting. Applications are invited from accomplished Bioanalytical Study Managers or Study Directors with experience mentoring or supervising a small team. You will also have a strong background undertaking LC-MS/MS small molecule quantitative analyses in support of GLP or non-regulated bioanalytical studies. In return your will receive a highly competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package, with career advancement opportunities available. In addition, financial assistance with relocation can be offered for the successful candidate. Please note this is a 100% site-based role in York. Apply to VRS to be considered today! Key words: bioanalysis, bioanalytical, Study Manager, Study Director, Team Leader, Leadership, Management, laboratory, LC-MS, LC-MS/MS, GLP, GCP, GxP, analytical chemistry, pharmaceutical, drug development, metabolites, York, Yorkshire, VRS8608AW Follow VRS Recruitment on LinkedIn to view all our latest vacancies! Please note that by submitting your application to VRS Ltd your details will be registered with us so that we can contact you about suitable job opportunities now and in future. You may unsubscribe at any time by emailing us directly via our website.
Role: Process Engineer Salary: Competitive Hours: 40h M-F Location: Stenalees, Cornwall Would you like to be involved in Europe's first integrated Lithium production facility? The joint venture between Imerys and British Lithium: Imerys British Lithium (IBL) is a joint venture between Imerys S.A. and Lithium Assets Ltd., formerly British Lithium, developing a world class micaceous lithium resource in Cornwall. IBL have developed unique, patented technology for the sustainable recovery of battery grade lithium carbonate from micaceous granite, with the goal of building the world's first integrated lithium mine, beneficiation plant and refinery producing 20,000tpa of lithium carbonate - enough to support production in the UK of 350,000 electric vehicles per year. The role: You will be part of the development of IBL's novel process technologies for refining and purifying lithium from micaceous granites. The role is responsible for the successful integration of refinery process technologies into the process design for the British Lithium Project. This will involve dialogue with external parties, design engineers, and project stakeholders in defining, specifying and de-risking the process technology that will deliver lithium carbonate product to the market. Your main responsibilities: You will undertake the successful scale-up and de-risking of the lithium carbonate refinery process technologies and operating conditions through to commercial implementation. You will be expected to undertake pilot plant operations and apply lessons learned to the commercial process design whilst; Undertaking scale-up and de-risking activities within the Refinery team, including executing work programmes, facilitating change and driving execution. Being responsible for the commercial design of the Pyrometallurgy or Hydrometallurgy section of the Lithium Carbonate Refinery (LCR) process, leveraging internal expertise and that of third-party equipment / technology suppliers. Responsible for technical risk management for the LCR process design. This includes updating the technical risk register, executing trials and test work and incorporating findings into the process design to reduce technical risk. Contributing to improvement capital requests and project supervision for implantation of improvement capital projects. Being a key process technology expert for pyrometallurgical, hydrometallurgical and chemical process technologies. Input to business decision making in the presence of company Directors and senior stakeholders. Execution of process scale-up programmes at pilot scale. Drive the creation of analytical and process data to develop robust understandings of chemical processes. Subsequently, maintain a robust culture of intellectual property development and capture. Responsible for process engineering deliverables for the design of the commercial LCR plant, including engineering design packages, equipment specifications, input on philosophies. What we ask you in return: Have a degree level qualification in process/chemical engineering Have exposure to project management practices. Have experience of managing multiple stakeholders across sites and functions with a clear collaboration mindset. Have experience in the scale-up of chemicals process technologies within a chemicals or mining environment, with experience with Lithium chemistries advantageous Have knowledge of health & safety standards and COSHH regulations and, ideally, have a vocational health and safety qualification. All roles within Imerys British Lithium require flexibility and ability to adapt. During periods of extended operating campaigns, intense activity and / or reduced staff availability, the role may be required to undertake any activities to support the project, subject to adequate competency for specialist tasks What's in for you? You will be working for Imerys, the world leader in mineral-based specialty solutions for industry, with over 16,000 employees and over 200 sites worldwide. Imerys delivers high value-added, functional solutions to diversified sets of industrial sectors, from processing industries to consumer goods. We support your professional development including training, costs, offering a competitive salary and other benefits such as; Company sick pay entitlement after 6 months service, Life Assurance, Defined Contribution Pension Plan, 25 days holiday plus Bank Holidays, Income Protection for DC members, Long Service awards, Reward Hub & Local Discounts, Flu Vouchers, Car Salary Sacrifice Scheme, Health & Wellbeing Programme, Eye Care Vouchers, Cycle to work scheme and Endeavour club (off site gym) to help you stay fit and healthy. Our people are important to us, our workplaces are diverse and inclusive and whilst maintaining the health, safety and environmental standards on site, for yourself and others around you, we're an organisation with a wealth of career and development opportunities that allow you to tap into your full potential. To apply, please follow the link belo
Apr 19, 2024
Full time
Role: Process Engineer Salary: Competitive Hours: 40h M-F Location: Stenalees, Cornwall Would you like to be involved in Europe's first integrated Lithium production facility? The joint venture between Imerys and British Lithium: Imerys British Lithium (IBL) is a joint venture between Imerys S.A. and Lithium Assets Ltd., formerly British Lithium, developing a world class micaceous lithium resource in Cornwall. IBL have developed unique, patented technology for the sustainable recovery of battery grade lithium carbonate from micaceous granite, with the goal of building the world's first integrated lithium mine, beneficiation plant and refinery producing 20,000tpa of lithium carbonate - enough to support production in the UK of 350,000 electric vehicles per year. The role: You will be part of the development of IBL's novel process technologies for refining and purifying lithium from micaceous granites. The role is responsible for the successful integration of refinery process technologies into the process design for the British Lithium Project. This will involve dialogue with external parties, design engineers, and project stakeholders in defining, specifying and de-risking the process technology that will deliver lithium carbonate product to the market. Your main responsibilities: You will undertake the successful scale-up and de-risking of the lithium carbonate refinery process technologies and operating conditions through to commercial implementation. You will be expected to undertake pilot plant operations and apply lessons learned to the commercial process design whilst; Undertaking scale-up and de-risking activities within the Refinery team, including executing work programmes, facilitating change and driving execution. Being responsible for the commercial design of the Pyrometallurgy or Hydrometallurgy section of the Lithium Carbonate Refinery (LCR) process, leveraging internal expertise and that of third-party equipment / technology suppliers. Responsible for technical risk management for the LCR process design. This includes updating the technical risk register, executing trials and test work and incorporating findings into the process design to reduce technical risk. Contributing to improvement capital requests and project supervision for implantation of improvement capital projects. Being a key process technology expert for pyrometallurgical, hydrometallurgical and chemical process technologies. Input to business decision making in the presence of company Directors and senior stakeholders. Execution of process scale-up programmes at pilot scale. Drive the creation of analytical and process data to develop robust understandings of chemical processes. Subsequently, maintain a robust culture of intellectual property development and capture. Responsible for process engineering deliverables for the design of the commercial LCR plant, including engineering design packages, equipment specifications, input on philosophies. What we ask you in return: Have a degree level qualification in process/chemical engineering Have exposure to project management practices. Have experience of managing multiple stakeholders across sites and functions with a clear collaboration mindset. Have experience in the scale-up of chemicals process technologies within a chemicals or mining environment, with experience with Lithium chemistries advantageous Have knowledge of health & safety standards and COSHH regulations and, ideally, have a vocational health and safety qualification. All roles within Imerys British Lithium require flexibility and ability to adapt. During periods of extended operating campaigns, intense activity and / or reduced staff availability, the role may be required to undertake any activities to support the project, subject to adequate competency for specialist tasks What's in for you? You will be working for Imerys, the world leader in mineral-based specialty solutions for industry, with over 16,000 employees and over 200 sites worldwide. Imerys delivers high value-added, functional solutions to diversified sets of industrial sectors, from processing industries to consumer goods. We support your professional development including training, costs, offering a competitive salary and other benefits such as; Company sick pay entitlement after 6 months service, Life Assurance, Defined Contribution Pension Plan, 25 days holiday plus Bank Holidays, Income Protection for DC members, Long Service awards, Reward Hub & Local Discounts, Flu Vouchers, Car Salary Sacrifice Scheme, Health & Wellbeing Programme, Eye Care Vouchers, Cycle to work scheme and Endeavour club (off site gym) to help you stay fit and healthy. Our people are important to us, our workplaces are diverse and inclusive and whilst maintaining the health, safety and environmental standards on site, for yourself and others around you, we're an organisation with a wealth of career and development opportunities that allow you to tap into your full potential. To apply, please follow the link belo
Are you a talented and experienced Legal Counsel looking for an exciting opportunity? We are currently seeking a skilled individual to join our client's dynamic team as a Legal Counsel based in Oxfordshire with both hybrid and remote workers being fully considered. With their global reach, our client is a world-leading formulator, manufacturer, and marketer of chemical products. Join their team and contribute to creating a sustainable future through innovative chemistry. As a Legal Counsel, you will play a crucial role in providing professional, pro-active advice and support to our client's entities across the UK, Germany, Italy, and France on a wide range of international commercial and strategic legal issues. Collaborating with the global general law team, you will also support the legal counsel in the Americas and APAC regions when required. Your responsibilities will include contract review and negotiation, managing risk, and ensuring compliance with laws, regulations, and company policies. To excel in this role, you should be an English qualified solicitor, barrister, or continental European equivalent with a current practising certificate. Fluency in written and spoken English and German is required, and knowledge of French or Italian is an added bonus. You should have proven experience as a legal counsel in a business environment, with a combination of in-house and private practise experience preferred. Excellent communication, negotiation, and analytical skills are essential, as well as the ability to manage a heavy workload with conflicting priorities. By joining our client's organisation, you will have the opportunity to learn and grow, contributing to the development of the next generation of fuel and lubricant additives that will power the transportation of the future. You will enjoy high levels of project management responsibilities and exposure to various global groups. Our client values inclusivity and encourages an environment where everyone feels valued and respected. In return for your contributions, our client offers a competitive salary, medical and retirement benefits, and a range of community outreach activities and social clubs. With an onsite subsidised restaurant and secure parking, you will enjoy a stimulating work environment in Oxfordshire (remote applicants fully encouraged to apply). If you are a motivated, self-driven Legal Counsel with a passion for making a difference and a desire to work in a global business, then we invite you to join our client's dynamic team. Apply now to become a valuable member of their organisation and take your legal career to new heights. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity - apply today. LHH is an employment consultancy that believes in talent, not labels. It is important to us that we run inclusive recruitment processes to support candidates of all abilities and encourage applicants of all backgrounds and perspectives to apply. LHH is committed to building an inclusive, supportive environment to enable candidates to explore the next steps in their careers. If you require reasonable adjustments at any stage, please let us know and we will be happy to support you.
Apr 18, 2024
Full time
Are you a talented and experienced Legal Counsel looking for an exciting opportunity? We are currently seeking a skilled individual to join our client's dynamic team as a Legal Counsel based in Oxfordshire with both hybrid and remote workers being fully considered. With their global reach, our client is a world-leading formulator, manufacturer, and marketer of chemical products. Join their team and contribute to creating a sustainable future through innovative chemistry. As a Legal Counsel, you will play a crucial role in providing professional, pro-active advice and support to our client's entities across the UK, Germany, Italy, and France on a wide range of international commercial and strategic legal issues. Collaborating with the global general law team, you will also support the legal counsel in the Americas and APAC regions when required. Your responsibilities will include contract review and negotiation, managing risk, and ensuring compliance with laws, regulations, and company policies. To excel in this role, you should be an English qualified solicitor, barrister, or continental European equivalent with a current practising certificate. Fluency in written and spoken English and German is required, and knowledge of French or Italian is an added bonus. You should have proven experience as a legal counsel in a business environment, with a combination of in-house and private practise experience preferred. Excellent communication, negotiation, and analytical skills are essential, as well as the ability to manage a heavy workload with conflicting priorities. By joining our client's organisation, you will have the opportunity to learn and grow, contributing to the development of the next generation of fuel and lubricant additives that will power the transportation of the future. You will enjoy high levels of project management responsibilities and exposure to various global groups. Our client values inclusivity and encourages an environment where everyone feels valued and respected. In return for your contributions, our client offers a competitive salary, medical and retirement benefits, and a range of community outreach activities and social clubs. With an onsite subsidised restaurant and secure parking, you will enjoy a stimulating work environment in Oxfordshire (remote applicants fully encouraged to apply). If you are a motivated, self-driven Legal Counsel with a passion for making a difference and a desire to work in a global business, then we invite you to join our client's dynamic team. Apply now to become a valuable member of their organisation and take your legal career to new heights. Don't miss out on this exciting opportunity - apply today. LHH is an employment consultancy that believes in talent, not labels. It is important to us that we run inclusive recruitment processes to support candidates of all abilities and encourage applicants of all backgrounds and perspectives to apply. LHH is committed to building an inclusive, supportive environment to enable candidates to explore the next steps in their careers. If you require reasonable adjustments at any stage, please let us know and we will be happy to support you.
Associate Patent Attorney - Chemistry We are working with a Tier 1 Patent Boutique firm who are looking to hire into their Chemistry team at an Associate level. The main focus will be across inorganic and industrial chemistry and will operate across contentious and non-contentious matters. The firm are most well known for having a sensible work/life balance while also operating at a very high level. They can offer flexible working environments, hybrid working as well as strong progression through the firm. As well as their leading Patent teams across all technology focus', they also have a team of solicitors able to assist clients with litigation proceedings, and therefore are able to support clients through the entire life cycle of their patents. Key Overview: Non-contentious work across Drafting and Prosecution of a range of Chemical patents on behalf of a range of innovative clients Conduct patentability and freedom-to-operate searches as well as contentious work across oppositions and appeals Provide counsel on patent portfolio management and strategy Collaborate with inventors and external counsels Opportunity to get involved with litigation proceedings & support as the firm has a team of Patent solicitors to provide litigation support to clients Key Skills: Bachelor's degree in Chemistry or related field Qualified Patent Attorney (UK and/or EP), or finals level Focus on Chemistry, particularly across inorganic/industrial/materials chemistry Strong analytical and communication skills Experience in patent prosecution and portfolio management Ability to work independently and as part of a team Please reach out to have a confidential conversation about the opportunity in further detail, or send your CV to
Apr 18, 2024
Full time
Associate Patent Attorney - Chemistry We are working with a Tier 1 Patent Boutique firm who are looking to hire into their Chemistry team at an Associate level. The main focus will be across inorganic and industrial chemistry and will operate across contentious and non-contentious matters. The firm are most well known for having a sensible work/life balance while also operating at a very high level. They can offer flexible working environments, hybrid working as well as strong progression through the firm. As well as their leading Patent teams across all technology focus', they also have a team of solicitors able to assist clients with litigation proceedings, and therefore are able to support clients through the entire life cycle of their patents. Key Overview: Non-contentious work across Drafting and Prosecution of a range of Chemical patents on behalf of a range of innovative clients Conduct patentability and freedom-to-operate searches as well as contentious work across oppositions and appeals Provide counsel on patent portfolio management and strategy Collaborate with inventors and external counsels Opportunity to get involved with litigation proceedings & support as the firm has a team of Patent solicitors to provide litigation support to clients Key Skills: Bachelor's degree in Chemistry or related field Qualified Patent Attorney (UK and/or EP), or finals level Focus on Chemistry, particularly across inorganic/industrial/materials chemistry Strong analytical and communication skills Experience in patent prosecution and portfolio management Ability to work independently and as part of a team Please reach out to have a confidential conversation about the opportunity in further detail, or send your CV to
NES Fircroft UK is currently recruiting for a Process Chemist (Research Scientist) on behalf of a leading Chemical / Agricultural client based in Huddersfield. This is available as a 12-month contract, working Mon-Fri, 36hrs per week, Mon-Fri. PAYE hourly rates, just enquire for more details. Role purpose To develop, evaluate and scale-up chemical processes for new and existing products, as agreed with the +1 manager, in order to establish or improve manufacturing capability. To carry out laboratory work to support existing manufacture across a range of Chemical processes. To assess and collate data on Chemical Processes to define an optimum operating envelope. Accountabilities Plan and carry out chemical process development work on new and existing processes in the laboratory to meet development targets on quality, cost, operability, productivity, and SHE impact as agreed with the Senior Process Chemist or Principal Process Chemist. Communicate with other technical functions; analytical, process engineers, formulation, manufacturing, and SHE functions to exchange information and results to assist in progressing development work. Determine the best method, in consultation with Senior or Principal Process Chemist, and prepare representative samples of new products or the product from process modifications. Record all work in standard official notebooks and prepare for approval programme memoranda and the appropriate sections of technical reports and memoranda to disseminate and record the results and conclusions of laboratory work. Manage activities in compliance with site, company and regulatory requirements, e.g. SI's, HSE policy and standards, COMAH (Health and Safety Executive), PPC (SEPA) etc Knowledge, experience & capabilities Critical knowledge Laboratory/analytical: Excellent practical skills in experimental and analytical techniques Literature searching and the use of library and information systems. Problem solving: Ability to define and analyse problems and propose solutions as well as recognising deviation from what is expected and taking proactive action to understand and address. Planning and organisation: ability to plan own work > 2 weeks. Communication: Ability to convey information verbally, in writing, or by presentations. Critical experience Comprehensive experience and knowledge of lab techniques Critical technical, professional, and personal capabilities Analytical Thinking: Ability to break down problems, analyse data and produce solutions. Ability to learn: Quickly understanding and applying information, concepts, and strategies. Flexibility: adjusting behaviours to new information and changing situations. Thoroughness: in completing work and achieving accuracy. Self-Control: performing effectively under conditions of heavy workload and changing situations. Rational Persuasion: Building persuasive arguments based on data and logical thinking. Results Orientation: Focusing attention on the achievement of desired results. Critical Information Seeking: Gathering information critical to effective problem solving. With over 90 years' combined experience, NES Fircroft (NES) is proud to be the world's leading engineering staffing provider spanning the Oil & Gas, Power & Renewables, Chemicals, Construction & Infrastructure, Life Sciences, Mining and Manufacturing sectors worldwide. With more than 80 offices in 45 countries, we are able to provide our clients with the engineering and technical expertise they need, wherever and whenever it is needed. We offer contractors far more than a traditional recruitment service, supporting with everything from securing visas and work permits, to providing market-leading benefits packages and accommodation, ensuring they are safely and compliantly able to support our clients.
Apr 18, 2024
Contractor
NES Fircroft UK is currently recruiting for a Process Chemist (Research Scientist) on behalf of a leading Chemical / Agricultural client based in Huddersfield. This is available as a 12-month contract, working Mon-Fri, 36hrs per week, Mon-Fri. PAYE hourly rates, just enquire for more details. Role purpose To develop, evaluate and scale-up chemical processes for new and existing products, as agreed with the +1 manager, in order to establish or improve manufacturing capability. To carry out laboratory work to support existing manufacture across a range of Chemical processes. To assess and collate data on Chemical Processes to define an optimum operating envelope. Accountabilities Plan and carry out chemical process development work on new and existing processes in the laboratory to meet development targets on quality, cost, operability, productivity, and SHE impact as agreed with the Senior Process Chemist or Principal Process Chemist. Communicate with other technical functions; analytical, process engineers, formulation, manufacturing, and SHE functions to exchange information and results to assist in progressing development work. Determine the best method, in consultation with Senior or Principal Process Chemist, and prepare representative samples of new products or the product from process modifications. Record all work in standard official notebooks and prepare for approval programme memoranda and the appropriate sections of technical reports and memoranda to disseminate and record the results and conclusions of laboratory work. Manage activities in compliance with site, company and regulatory requirements, e.g. SI's, HSE policy and standards, COMAH (Health and Safety Executive), PPC (SEPA) etc Knowledge, experience & capabilities Critical knowledge Laboratory/analytical: Excellent practical skills in experimental and analytical techniques Literature searching and the use of library and information systems. Problem solving: Ability to define and analyse problems and propose solutions as well as recognising deviation from what is expected and taking proactive action to understand and address. Planning and organisation: ability to plan own work > 2 weeks. Communication: Ability to convey information verbally, in writing, or by presentations. Critical experience Comprehensive experience and knowledge of lab techniques Critical technical, professional, and personal capabilities Analytical Thinking: Ability to break down problems, analyse data and produce solutions. Ability to learn: Quickly understanding and applying information, concepts, and strategies. Flexibility: adjusting behaviours to new information and changing situations. Thoroughness: in completing work and achieving accuracy. Self-Control: performing effectively under conditions of heavy workload and changing situations. Rational Persuasion: Building persuasive arguments based on data and logical thinking. Results Orientation: Focusing attention on the achievement of desired results. Critical Information Seeking: Gathering information critical to effective problem solving. With over 90 years' combined experience, NES Fircroft (NES) is proud to be the world's leading engineering staffing provider spanning the Oil & Gas, Power & Renewables, Chemicals, Construction & Infrastructure, Life Sciences, Mining and Manufacturing sectors worldwide. With more than 80 offices in 45 countries, we are able to provide our clients with the engineering and technical expertise they need, wherever and whenever it is needed. We offer contractors far more than a traditional recruitment service, supporting with everything from securing visas and work permits, to providing market-leading benefits packages and accommodation, ensuring they are safely and compliantly able to support our clients.
Science Solutions are looking to recruit a chemist for a specialist metallurgy organisation based in the Herefordshire area. As a Chemist, you will join part of a growing analytical team, mainly involved in numerous analytical techniques as well as process and environmental testing of the metals produced. The Chemist is also responsible for managing validation aspects of the instrumentation and also be capable of developing new methods in order to streamline activities across the business. To be considered for this role as a Chemist you must possess a degree in Chemistry, Metallurgy, Materials Science or a similar field with a 2:1 as a minimum. Role responsibilities: Assist in the co-ordination the chemical analysis department in providing analysis of samples of materials manufactured on-site. Have a hands on involvement in method development. Maintaining a high level of safety within the lab at all times. Liaise with other departments to ensure safety, quality and overall efficiency. Requirements: You MUST possess a degree in Chemistry, Metallurgy, Materials Science or a similar field with a 2:1 as a minimum. Previous industry experience in a similar environment. You must also have experience working in a similar role with metals/alloys. Method development and wet chemistry experience highly desirable. Must have previous experience in using analytical techniques such as ICP-OES- Spark OES, XRF, GD-MS and much more. If you feel like you may have the relevant experience for the role then please either get in touch or apply directly.
Apr 17, 2024
Full time
Science Solutions are looking to recruit a chemist for a specialist metallurgy organisation based in the Herefordshire area. As a Chemist, you will join part of a growing analytical team, mainly involved in numerous analytical techniques as well as process and environmental testing of the metals produced. The Chemist is also responsible for managing validation aspects of the instrumentation and also be capable of developing new methods in order to streamline activities across the business. To be considered for this role as a Chemist you must possess a degree in Chemistry, Metallurgy, Materials Science or a similar field with a 2:1 as a minimum. Role responsibilities: Assist in the co-ordination the chemical analysis department in providing analysis of samples of materials manufactured on-site. Have a hands on involvement in method development. Maintaining a high level of safety within the lab at all times. Liaise with other departments to ensure safety, quality and overall efficiency. Requirements: You MUST possess a degree in Chemistry, Metallurgy, Materials Science or a similar field with a 2:1 as a minimum. Previous industry experience in a similar environment. You must also have experience working in a similar role with metals/alloys. Method development and wet chemistry experience highly desirable. Must have previous experience in using analytical techniques such as ICP-OES- Spark OES, XRF, GD-MS and much more. If you feel like you may have the relevant experience for the role then please either get in touch or apply directly.
Job Title: Senior Analytical Chemist Location: Cambridge (Lab Based) Job type: 24-Months Fixed Term Contract At Mundipharma, we are proud of the work we do to bring innovative treatments to patients. We challenge ourselves constantly to deliver more for patients, healthcare professionals, our partners, and our employees. Working within the Analytical Services section of the Quality Department laboratories a Senior Analyst will provide high quality scientific and analytical expertise for a variety of pharmaceutical dosage forms. Execute activities related to process and /or product improvement activities. Execute projects enhancing the competitiveness of products in global markets. Deliver on product lifecycle activities that would enhance the product portfolio to maintain commercialization footprint and products on the market. Role and responsibilities Lead the execution of technical projects, method validations, and analytical method transfers between laboratories. Support and help to develop analytical validation strategies, ensuring all aspects of analytical development and validation are delivered to the required standard of science, quality and regulatory compliance in accordance with agreed timelines. Assist with and ensure Quality Management System processes such as Change Controls, Deviations, CAPAs and Quality Risk management procedures are undertaken and progressed as required. Lead Analytical investigations. Plan, coordinate and conduct laboratory work to support analytical projects, this can include analysis of raw materials, intermediates and finished products. Record, evaluate and present data generated during laboratory work both internally and by third parties, by applying expert scientific knowledge, demonstrating a practical approach and providing appropriate and innovative solutions. Be proficient and proactive in the use of regulatory and other relevant guidelines, including pharmacopoeias, to ensure appropriate compliance within projects. Provide appropriate and consolidated CMC or pharmaceutical analysis opinion to ensure successful project outcomes. What you'll bring Minimum 5 years of years of experience in pharmaceutical testing laboratories. Experience with HPLCs is essential. Experience with Dissolution, APIs, tablettes, and capsules forms are desirable. Proven track record in analytical chemistry and or analytical development for drug product formulations as well as experience in CMC/regulatory guidelines and filings Significant industrial experience working in or maintaining a GMP/GLP compliant analytical environment. Experience with EU regulatory guidelines, quality management systems and quality risk assessments. What we offer in return flexible benefits package opportunities for learning & development collaborative, inclusive work environment Diversity and inclusion Building an inclusive environment where people can thrive, grow and achieve their full potential is a priority. We believe this isn't just the right thing, but also the smart thing to do, as we focus on making a positive difference for our customers and their patients. About Mundipharma Mundipharma is a global healthcare company with a presence across Africa, Asia Pacific, Canada, Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East. Mundipharma is dedicated to bringing innovative treatments to patients in the areas of Pain Management, Infectious Disease and Consumer Healthcare as well as other severe debilitating disease areas. Our guiding principles, centered around Integrity and Patients-Centricity, are at the heart of everything we do.
Apr 17, 2024
Full time
Job Title: Senior Analytical Chemist Location: Cambridge (Lab Based) Job type: 24-Months Fixed Term Contract At Mundipharma, we are proud of the work we do to bring innovative treatments to patients. We challenge ourselves constantly to deliver more for patients, healthcare professionals, our partners, and our employees. Working within the Analytical Services section of the Quality Department laboratories a Senior Analyst will provide high quality scientific and analytical expertise for a variety of pharmaceutical dosage forms. Execute activities related to process and /or product improvement activities. Execute projects enhancing the competitiveness of products in global markets. Deliver on product lifecycle activities that would enhance the product portfolio to maintain commercialization footprint and products on the market. Role and responsibilities Lead the execution of technical projects, method validations, and analytical method transfers between laboratories. Support and help to develop analytical validation strategies, ensuring all aspects of analytical development and validation are delivered to the required standard of science, quality and regulatory compliance in accordance with agreed timelines. Assist with and ensure Quality Management System processes such as Change Controls, Deviations, CAPAs and Quality Risk management procedures are undertaken and progressed as required. Lead Analytical investigations. Plan, coordinate and conduct laboratory work to support analytical projects, this can include analysis of raw materials, intermediates and finished products. Record, evaluate and present data generated during laboratory work both internally and by third parties, by applying expert scientific knowledge, demonstrating a practical approach and providing appropriate and innovative solutions. Be proficient and proactive in the use of regulatory and other relevant guidelines, including pharmacopoeias, to ensure appropriate compliance within projects. Provide appropriate and consolidated CMC or pharmaceutical analysis opinion to ensure successful project outcomes. What you'll bring Minimum 5 years of years of experience in pharmaceutical testing laboratories. Experience with HPLCs is essential. Experience with Dissolution, APIs, tablettes, and capsules forms are desirable. Proven track record in analytical chemistry and or analytical development for drug product formulations as well as experience in CMC/regulatory guidelines and filings Significant industrial experience working in or maintaining a GMP/GLP compliant analytical environment. Experience with EU regulatory guidelines, quality management systems and quality risk assessments. What we offer in return flexible benefits package opportunities for learning & development collaborative, inclusive work environment Diversity and inclusion Building an inclusive environment where people can thrive, grow and achieve their full potential is a priority. We believe this isn't just the right thing, but also the smart thing to do, as we focus on making a positive difference for our customers and their patients. About Mundipharma Mundipharma is a global healthcare company with a presence across Africa, Asia Pacific, Canada, Europe, Latin America, and the Middle East. Mundipharma is dedicated to bringing innovative treatments to patients in the areas of Pain Management, Infectious Disease and Consumer Healthcare as well as other severe debilitating disease areas. Our guiding principles, centered around Integrity and Patients-Centricity, are at the heart of everything we do.
Particle Scientist - Bracknell NES Fircroft are working with a large science-based agtech company who are looking for a Particle Scientist to work with them on a 12 month basis. Our client is passionate about sustainably feeding the world and providing growers with the best solutions to do this. They are committed to developing new products and exploring how formulation technologies can deliver benefits to both growers and society. This is an exciting area of R&D requiring high levels of innovation & collaboration. To support our ambitions, following internal development of current staff, we are seeking an energised and motivated analytical scientist who is excited by the opportunity to partner with our formulation chemists to deliver new products. About our client Our client dedicated to bringing plant potential to life. Each of their 50,000 employees in more than 90 countries work together to solve one of humanity's most pressing challenges: growing more food with fewer resources. A diverse workforce and an inclusive workplace environment are enablers of their ambition to be the most collaborative and trusted team in agriculture. The employees reflect the diversity of their customers, the markets where they operate and the communities which they serve. No matter what your position, you will have a vital role in safely feeding the world and taking care of our planet. The site hosts a vibrant multi-disciplinary scientific community of around 800 people. Located between Maidenhead and Bracknell it offers a spacious and green campus environment with comprehensive sports facilities, catering facilities & social clubs. About the Role: We are recruiting a Particle Scientist to work within our clients Process Studies Group at its Jealott's Hill research site, Bracknell, UK. This role will provide crystallisation and surface physical science expertise for new and existing processes and products. Using leading edge equipment, you will be part of a diverse, global team carrying out business specific and long-term cross-disciplinary strategic research. What are we looking for • Lab experience in physical property measurement (e.g. melting point determination, spectroscopy, surface area analysis, or solubility etc.) Interest in learning about crystallisation and running lab experiments Scientific curiosity to learn new techniques, explore new innovations and their application to solve problems in projects. Experience in automation of experimental and/or data analysis would be an advantage. Experience or knowledge of the challenges faced in an industrial environment is desirable. Education and Personal Attributes A degree in a physical science discipline or chemical/process engineering Driven by solving technical challenges with an ability and desire to innovate across process and product design. With high standards of scientific rigour, you should be creative, self-motivated and well organised. As part of a global network, you should have excellent communication and team-working skills. If this role excites you and you believe you have what we need, then we'd love to hear from you, whatever your industrial or academic background. To apply for this position, please forward your updated CV. With over 90 years' combined experience, NES Fircroft (NES) is proud to be the world's leading engineering staffing provider spanning the Oil & Gas, Power & Renewables, Chemicals, Construction & Infrastructure, Life Sciences, Mining and Manufacturing sectors worldwide. With more than 80 offices in 45 countries, we are able to provide our clients with the engineering and technical expertise they need, wherever and whenever it is needed. We offer contractors far more than a traditional recruitment service, supporting with everything from securing visas and work permits, to providing market-leading benefits packages and accommodation, ensuring they are safely and compliantly able to support our clients.
Apr 16, 2024
Contractor
Particle Scientist - Bracknell NES Fircroft are working with a large science-based agtech company who are looking for a Particle Scientist to work with them on a 12 month basis. Our client is passionate about sustainably feeding the world and providing growers with the best solutions to do this. They are committed to developing new products and exploring how formulation technologies can deliver benefits to both growers and society. This is an exciting area of R&D requiring high levels of innovation & collaboration. To support our ambitions, following internal development of current staff, we are seeking an energised and motivated analytical scientist who is excited by the opportunity to partner with our formulation chemists to deliver new products. About our client Our client dedicated to bringing plant potential to life. Each of their 50,000 employees in more than 90 countries work together to solve one of humanity's most pressing challenges: growing more food with fewer resources. A diverse workforce and an inclusive workplace environment are enablers of their ambition to be the most collaborative and trusted team in agriculture. The employees reflect the diversity of their customers, the markets where they operate and the communities which they serve. No matter what your position, you will have a vital role in safely feeding the world and taking care of our planet. The site hosts a vibrant multi-disciplinary scientific community of around 800 people. Located between Maidenhead and Bracknell it offers a spacious and green campus environment with comprehensive sports facilities, catering facilities & social clubs. About the Role: We are recruiting a Particle Scientist to work within our clients Process Studies Group at its Jealott's Hill research site, Bracknell, UK. This role will provide crystallisation and surface physical science expertise for new and existing processes and products. Using leading edge equipment, you will be part of a diverse, global team carrying out business specific and long-term cross-disciplinary strategic research. What are we looking for • Lab experience in physical property measurement (e.g. melting point determination, spectroscopy, surface area analysis, or solubility etc.) Interest in learning about crystallisation and running lab experiments Scientific curiosity to learn new techniques, explore new innovations and their application to solve problems in projects. Experience in automation of experimental and/or data analysis would be an advantage. Experience or knowledge of the challenges faced in an industrial environment is desirable. Education and Personal Attributes A degree in a physical science discipline or chemical/process engineering Driven by solving technical challenges with an ability and desire to innovate across process and product design. With high standards of scientific rigour, you should be creative, self-motivated and well organised. As part of a global network, you should have excellent communication and team-working skills. If this role excites you and you believe you have what we need, then we'd love to hear from you, whatever your industrial or academic background. To apply for this position, please forward your updated CV. With over 90 years' combined experience, NES Fircroft (NES) is proud to be the world's leading engineering staffing provider spanning the Oil & Gas, Power & Renewables, Chemicals, Construction & Infrastructure, Life Sciences, Mining and Manufacturing sectors worldwide. With more than 80 offices in 45 countries, we are able to provide our clients with the engineering and technical expertise they need, wherever and whenever it is needed. We offer contractors far more than a traditional recruitment service, supporting with everything from securing visas and work permits, to providing market-leading benefits packages and accommodation, ensuring they are safely and compliantly able to support our clients.
About Us: Invinity Energy Systems (LON: IES) Invinity Energy Systems is the leading global manufacturer of modular vanadium flow batteries for utility-scale energy storage deployments that unlock low-cost, low-carbon renewable energy on demand for businesses, industry, and electricity networks around the world. Safe, reliable, durable, and economical, Invinity's flow batteries are the most commercially proven alternative to lithium-ion and help to accelerate global progress towards Net Zero. We havecommercial projects in Europe, North America, Asia, and Australia, with office locations in Vancouver, BC, and Bathgate, Scotland, London, UK, and San Francisco, California. Job Description Reporting to the Manager, Materials R&D, the Principal Research Scientist is an experienced Electrochemist first and foremost with broad and deep experience in vanadium flow battery electro-active materials R&D. You will work as a "hands-on" researcher within Invinity's experienced R&D team while also providing expert science and analytical skills, training, mentorship and domain knowledge to the broader R&D team that is rapidly advance Invinity's next generation commercial products. Throughout your career, you will have demonstrated an excellent track record of delivering flow battery materials R&D that met or exceeded targets, including all lifecycle aspects from idea conception, and R&D program execution in multi-discipline teams, to a verified technology demonstrated at lab scale (Technology Readiness Level 1 through 5 inclusive). The successful candidate will be working independently in the lab, collaboratively with external R&D partners, and have a broad knowledge of state-of-the-art flow battery science and adjacent scientific fields required for battery R&D. Qualifications Responsibilities: Plan and conduct electrochemical R&D of next-generation materials and flow battery devices. Identify, investigate, and assess pre-production R&D material and analytical techniques for the advancement of flow battery science. Refine and develop new electrochemical test methods. Train and teach electrochemical first-principals theory, including the development of 1st principal's mathematical models for the prediction of electrochemical performance and degradation mechanisms. Collaborate with cross-functional R&D, Engineering, and Manufacturing teams to provide expert electro-chemical theory and practical skills in the development of Invinity next-generation technologies. Domain knowledge creation and awareness skills; understand state-of-the-art flow battery science in literature and patents for the creation of new patent applications. Knowledge, Experience, and Skills Required: A PhD degree in Electrochemistry or PhD in related fields with demonstrated equivalent electrochemistry experience. 10+ years of demonstrated expertise and growth in flow battery electrochemical R&D for commercial products. 15+ years' experience with electrochemical materials R&D. Proven ability to set and achieve clear research targets at the forefront of flow battery science. Demonstrated ability and desire to excel in a project-based, deliverables-driven R&D environment. Proven ability to effectively communicate in writing: research reports, published technical papers, patent applications, etc. Demonstrated interpersonal and verbal communication skills; must be able to communicate complex science to a wide range of stakeholders. Team player with the independence of thought and opinion to provide candor and honesty when making critical business decisions. Expert data analytical, task prioritization, and organizational skills. All other flow battery skills and experience are considered assets, please highlight in your application. (e.g. batter accelerated life testing R&D, electrolyte formulation and processing, cell materials formulation and synthesis, etc.) Travel Requirements: Up to 10% travel may be required for this position Additional Information If you believe that successful companies have at their foundation great science that is aligned with company strategy, if you want to be part of a committed and capable team, and if you are an expert at what you do, Invinity may be the place for you. Let's talk!
Apr 16, 2024
Full time
About Us: Invinity Energy Systems (LON: IES) Invinity Energy Systems is the leading global manufacturer of modular vanadium flow batteries for utility-scale energy storage deployments that unlock low-cost, low-carbon renewable energy on demand for businesses, industry, and electricity networks around the world. Safe, reliable, durable, and economical, Invinity's flow batteries are the most commercially proven alternative to lithium-ion and help to accelerate global progress towards Net Zero. We havecommercial projects in Europe, North America, Asia, and Australia, with office locations in Vancouver, BC, and Bathgate, Scotland, London, UK, and San Francisco, California. Job Description Reporting to the Manager, Materials R&D, the Principal Research Scientist is an experienced Electrochemist first and foremost with broad and deep experience in vanadium flow battery electro-active materials R&D. You will work as a "hands-on" researcher within Invinity's experienced R&D team while also providing expert science and analytical skills, training, mentorship and domain knowledge to the broader R&D team that is rapidly advance Invinity's next generation commercial products. Throughout your career, you will have demonstrated an excellent track record of delivering flow battery materials R&D that met or exceeded targets, including all lifecycle aspects from idea conception, and R&D program execution in multi-discipline teams, to a verified technology demonstrated at lab scale (Technology Readiness Level 1 through 5 inclusive). The successful candidate will be working independently in the lab, collaboratively with external R&D partners, and have a broad knowledge of state-of-the-art flow battery science and adjacent scientific fields required for battery R&D. Qualifications Responsibilities: Plan and conduct electrochemical R&D of next-generation materials and flow battery devices. Identify, investigate, and assess pre-production R&D material and analytical techniques for the advancement of flow battery science. Refine and develop new electrochemical test methods. Train and teach electrochemical first-principals theory, including the development of 1st principal's mathematical models for the prediction of electrochemical performance and degradation mechanisms. Collaborate with cross-functional R&D, Engineering, and Manufacturing teams to provide expert electro-chemical theory and practical skills in the development of Invinity next-generation technologies. Domain knowledge creation and awareness skills; understand state-of-the-art flow battery science in literature and patents for the creation of new patent applications. Knowledge, Experience, and Skills Required: A PhD degree in Electrochemistry or PhD in related fields with demonstrated equivalent electrochemistry experience. 10+ years of demonstrated expertise and growth in flow battery electrochemical R&D for commercial products. 15+ years' experience with electrochemical materials R&D. Proven ability to set and achieve clear research targets at the forefront of flow battery science. Demonstrated ability and desire to excel in a project-based, deliverables-driven R&D environment. Proven ability to effectively communicate in writing: research reports, published technical papers, patent applications, etc. Demonstrated interpersonal and verbal communication skills; must be able to communicate complex science to a wide range of stakeholders. Team player with the independence of thought and opinion to provide candor and honesty when making critical business decisions. Expert data analytical, task prioritization, and organizational skills. All other flow battery skills and experience are considered assets, please highlight in your application. (e.g. batter accelerated life testing R&D, electrolyte formulation and processing, cell materials formulation and synthesis, etc.) Travel Requirements: Up to 10% travel may be required for this position Additional Information If you believe that successful companies have at their foundation great science that is aligned with company strategy, if you want to be part of a committed and capable team, and if you are an expert at what you do, Invinity may be the place for you. Let's talk!
Synthetic Organic Chemist I am currently recruiting a Synthetic Organic Chemist on behalf of one of our clients, a chemical company. Role overview: Hiring manager is looking for a highly motivated Chemist, eager to kick- start or further grow their career in organic synthesis in a cutting- edge research environment. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to work in multi- disciplinary projects and learn from world- class scientists towards the creation of next generation products. They welcome applications from candidates with a variety of academic and industrial backgrounds, and a comprehensive training package will be provided. Key Accountabilities: Synthesis: Execution of safe, sustainable and effective synthetic routes towards target molecules, partnering with support platforms (eg automation, purification, analytical) to maximize efficiency. Collaboration within teams to design efficient synthetic routes and troubleshoot to solve synthetic chemistry problems Continuous: Build knowledge and expertise in modern synthetic methods and technologies through continuous personal development. Proactively contribute to improvement of laboratory safety, efficiency and ways of working Documentation of risk assessments and experimental procedures to the highest standards and scientific accuracy. Objective analysis and evaluation of available scientific data to inform decision Beyond the key accountabilities, this role offers a number of opportunities for growth through additional skills and specialisms, supported by training and shaped by future development preferences. These include but are not limited to: Specialisms within synthesis: Expertise in synthetic methodologies or technologies such as process chemistry and scale up, automation, flow chemistry, photochemistry, electrochemistry, and specialised purification techniques Digital skills: Use of digital synthesis tools and data analysis techniques to support scientific work. Requirements: MSc or BSc in Chemistry (or a related discipline). Applicants with experience in an industrial or academic research lab environment would be preferred. Proficient chemical knowledge and understanding, particularly in synthetic organic chemistry Skilled practical chemist with exemplary safety standards Ability to independently plan, organise and prioritise own time to achieve a high level of productivity Ability to work collaboratively as part of a diverse team to achieve project goals
Apr 15, 2024
Contractor
Synthetic Organic Chemist I am currently recruiting a Synthetic Organic Chemist on behalf of one of our clients, a chemical company. Role overview: Hiring manager is looking for a highly motivated Chemist, eager to kick- start or further grow their career in organic synthesis in a cutting- edge research environment. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to work in multi- disciplinary projects and learn from world- class scientists towards the creation of next generation products. They welcome applications from candidates with a variety of academic and industrial backgrounds, and a comprehensive training package will be provided. Key Accountabilities: Synthesis: Execution of safe, sustainable and effective synthetic routes towards target molecules, partnering with support platforms (eg automation, purification, analytical) to maximize efficiency. Collaboration within teams to design efficient synthetic routes and troubleshoot to solve synthetic chemistry problems Continuous: Build knowledge and expertise in modern synthetic methods and technologies through continuous personal development. Proactively contribute to improvement of laboratory safety, efficiency and ways of working Documentation of risk assessments and experimental procedures to the highest standards and scientific accuracy. Objective analysis and evaluation of available scientific data to inform decision Beyond the key accountabilities, this role offers a number of opportunities for growth through additional skills and specialisms, supported by training and shaped by future development preferences. These include but are not limited to: Specialisms within synthesis: Expertise in synthetic methodologies or technologies such as process chemistry and scale up, automation, flow chemistry, photochemistry, electrochemistry, and specialised purification techniques Digital skills: Use of digital synthesis tools and data analysis techniques to support scientific work. Requirements: MSc or BSc in Chemistry (or a related discipline). Applicants with experience in an industrial or academic research lab environment would be preferred. Proficient chemical knowledge and understanding, particularly in synthetic organic chemistry Skilled practical chemist with exemplary safety standards Ability to independently plan, organise and prioritise own time to achieve a high level of productivity Ability to work collaboratively as part of a diverse team to achieve project goals
Laboratory Assistant Part-time Location: West LondonSalary: CompetitiveHours: Full timeFibrisol Service Ltd, part of ICL Food Specialties, is a leading supplier of functional food ingredients, operating from its manufacturing site in West London.The position provides general support to the QHSE department such as the completion of laboratory work. The post holder will report directly to the Senior Technical and QHSE Manager.The role will suit an enthusiastic, well-organised individual with good laboratory analytical skills. Education to HND level in Food Science, Chemistry, or other related discipline, is desirable.This position will attract a competitive salary and benefit package.An initial one-year contract with the possibility to become a permanent role by mutual agreement. Closing date: 30th of April 2024.To ApplyClick "Apply" to forward your CV
Apr 15, 2024
Full time
Laboratory Assistant Part-time Location: West LondonSalary: CompetitiveHours: Full timeFibrisol Service Ltd, part of ICL Food Specialties, is a leading supplier of functional food ingredients, operating from its manufacturing site in West London.The position provides general support to the QHSE department such as the completion of laboratory work. The post holder will report directly to the Senior Technical and QHSE Manager.The role will suit an enthusiastic, well-organised individual with good laboratory analytical skills. Education to HND level in Food Science, Chemistry, or other related discipline, is desirable.This position will attract a competitive salary and benefit package.An initial one-year contract with the possibility to become a permanent role by mutual agreement. Closing date: 30th of April 2024.To ApplyClick "Apply" to forward your CV
Kingspan have an exciting opportunity for a Divisional Mobile Process Chemist Graduate to join our team based in Pembridge. You will join us on a full time, permanent basis and in return will receive a competitive salary of £30,000 per annum. You will be working with the Divisional Operations team to achieve business objectives by developing chemical processes that enhance product technical performance, improve quality, and reduce manufacturing costs within agreed timescales. The projects will vary in size, ranging from small continuous improvement initiatives to large capital projects. Responsibilities of our Divisional Mobile Process Chemist Graduate: You will be playing a critical role within projects where at time you will be able to lead the entire project overseeing all aspects, and on other occasions focusing on a particular aspect providing your expertise and skills to drive project success. You will be responsible for agreeing the scope and specifications of projects with the relevant stakeholders, which will include; input in developing and updating standard specifications documents, developing new technologies; agreeing safety strategy & measures. You will be supporting the Divisional Development & Process Leader in project planning, allocation of project resources, contractor supervision, cost estimation, and cost tracking. You will have a thorough understanding of our manufacturing lines as you will be involved in process development and commissioning; this will include the chemical laydown area, process control, laminators, and curing ovens. It is essential that you have a strong understanding of the raw materials ensuring the quality and compliance of our products with the relevant technical declarations is of utmost importance. You will be evaluating raw materials efficiently and selecting suitability for adding to formulations. You will manage health & safety at all stages of a project from conception, through trials, installation & commissioning into operation and must ensure compliance with Kingspan's Health & Safety policies at all times. As part of the role, there will be an expectation to undergo an initial training period within the Research and Development (R&D) department for 6-12 months. Following this training period, you will transition to the Divisional Operations team. It is essential to have a willingness to relocate as there are opportunities to progress into a more senior role at one of the global manufacturing sites in the coming years.' What we are looking for in our Divisional Mobile Process Chemist Graduate: Degree level in Chemistry (or related) Analytical approach to problem solving High attention to detail Technical ability and knowledge of plant and process HAZOP Analysis IT literacy with particular experience of Microsoft Outlook,Word and Excel Professional demeanour A full drivers licence valid in the UK Additional Language(s) would be desirable Willingness to train and develop within the business Experience of working within a hazardous area What we can offer you: 25 days Annual Leave (Plus Bank Holidays) Profit Related Bonus Contributory pension scheme 4 x salary Life Assurance Enhanced Maternity, Paternity & Adoption Leave Buy & Sell Annual Leave Service Recognition Rewards Supported Professional Development Why join Kingspan Insulation? Kingspan Insulation are a leading manufacturer of high-performance rigid insulation within the construction industry. We are entrepreneurial, collaborative, and we stand behind a common cause - better buildings for a better world. Our mission is to accelerate a net zero emissions future with the wellbeing of people and planet at its heart. Do you think you have the attributes we are looking for? If so, please click ' apply ' now to be considered as our Divisional Mobile Process Chemist Graduate.
Apr 15, 2024
Full time
Kingspan have an exciting opportunity for a Divisional Mobile Process Chemist Graduate to join our team based in Pembridge. You will join us on a full time, permanent basis and in return will receive a competitive salary of £30,000 per annum. You will be working with the Divisional Operations team to achieve business objectives by developing chemical processes that enhance product technical performance, improve quality, and reduce manufacturing costs within agreed timescales. The projects will vary in size, ranging from small continuous improvement initiatives to large capital projects. Responsibilities of our Divisional Mobile Process Chemist Graduate: You will be playing a critical role within projects where at time you will be able to lead the entire project overseeing all aspects, and on other occasions focusing on a particular aspect providing your expertise and skills to drive project success. You will be responsible for agreeing the scope and specifications of projects with the relevant stakeholders, which will include; input in developing and updating standard specifications documents, developing new technologies; agreeing safety strategy & measures. You will be supporting the Divisional Development & Process Leader in project planning, allocation of project resources, contractor supervision, cost estimation, and cost tracking. You will have a thorough understanding of our manufacturing lines as you will be involved in process development and commissioning; this will include the chemical laydown area, process control, laminators, and curing ovens. It is essential that you have a strong understanding of the raw materials ensuring the quality and compliance of our products with the relevant technical declarations is of utmost importance. You will be evaluating raw materials efficiently and selecting suitability for adding to formulations. You will manage health & safety at all stages of a project from conception, through trials, installation & commissioning into operation and must ensure compliance with Kingspan's Health & Safety policies at all times. As part of the role, there will be an expectation to undergo an initial training period within the Research and Development (R&D) department for 6-12 months. Following this training period, you will transition to the Divisional Operations team. It is essential to have a willingness to relocate as there are opportunities to progress into a more senior role at one of the global manufacturing sites in the coming years.' What we are looking for in our Divisional Mobile Process Chemist Graduate: Degree level in Chemistry (or related) Analytical approach to problem solving High attention to detail Technical ability and knowledge of plant and process HAZOP Analysis IT literacy with particular experience of Microsoft Outlook,Word and Excel Professional demeanour A full drivers licence valid in the UK Additional Language(s) would be desirable Willingness to train and develop within the business Experience of working within a hazardous area What we can offer you: 25 days Annual Leave (Plus Bank Holidays) Profit Related Bonus Contributory pension scheme 4 x salary Life Assurance Enhanced Maternity, Paternity & Adoption Leave Buy & Sell Annual Leave Service Recognition Rewards Supported Professional Development Why join Kingspan Insulation? Kingspan Insulation are a leading manufacturer of high-performance rigid insulation within the construction industry. We are entrepreneurial, collaborative, and we stand behind a common cause - better buildings for a better world. Our mission is to accelerate a net zero emissions future with the wellbeing of people and planet at its heart. Do you think you have the attributes we are looking for? If so, please click ' apply ' now to be considered as our Divisional Mobile Process Chemist Graduate.
Role- LCMS Scientist Location- Manchester Salary- Competitive Russell-Taylor Group have a fantastic opportunity for an LCMS scientist to work for a global third-party testing organisation. Our client is looking for a motivated, enthusiastic individual with a background in biopharmaceutical science to join the ever-expanding team. Our client has promised a fulfilling career with a competitive salary and excellent progression opportunities. The Role Developing bioanalytical methods, ensuring they are reliable and meet all regulatory requirements Resolving issues and troubleshooting bioanalytical instrumentation and methods. A clear understanding of the current scientific developments and ever-changing regulations in the bioanalytical community Mentoring other laboratory scientists to develop their knowledge and understanding of bioanalytical techniques and instrumentation Collaborating with customers, scientific vendors, and academic groups to raise the company profile. Assisting with business development by generating new quotes via literature searches. Providing an indication of any potential difficulties with bioanalytical methods and assisting with client calls and visits. Working to GLP/GCP and showing good documentation practice. The Person A successful candidate will have previous experience working in a regulatory bioanalysis lab with experience performing LC-MS/MS bioanalytical assays. Will have either a PhD or relevant degree in any chemistry or life science related subject. The ideal candidate will have previous experience of working to GLP/GMP Must be IT literate with competent use of the Microsoft systems. The ideal candidate will have previous experience of using LC-MS/MS. Previous experience of troubleshooting Have previous experience performing sample extraction techniques for biological analysis. Important Information: We endeavour to process your personal data in a fair and transparent manner. In applying for this role, Russell Taylor will be acting within your interest and will contact you in relation to the role, either by email, phone or text message. For more information see our Privacy Policy on our website. It is important you are aware of your individual rights and the provisions the company has put in place to protect your data. If you would like further information on the policy or GDPR please get in touch with us here.
Apr 14, 2024
Full time
Role- LCMS Scientist Location- Manchester Salary- Competitive Russell-Taylor Group have a fantastic opportunity for an LCMS scientist to work for a global third-party testing organisation. Our client is looking for a motivated, enthusiastic individual with a background in biopharmaceutical science to join the ever-expanding team. Our client has promised a fulfilling career with a competitive salary and excellent progression opportunities. The Role Developing bioanalytical methods, ensuring they are reliable and meet all regulatory requirements Resolving issues and troubleshooting bioanalytical instrumentation and methods. A clear understanding of the current scientific developments and ever-changing regulations in the bioanalytical community Mentoring other laboratory scientists to develop their knowledge and understanding of bioanalytical techniques and instrumentation Collaborating with customers, scientific vendors, and academic groups to raise the company profile. Assisting with business development by generating new quotes via literature searches. Providing an indication of any potential difficulties with bioanalytical methods and assisting with client calls and visits. Working to GLP/GCP and showing good documentation practice. The Person A successful candidate will have previous experience working in a regulatory bioanalysis lab with experience performing LC-MS/MS bioanalytical assays. Will have either a PhD or relevant degree in any chemistry or life science related subject. The ideal candidate will have previous experience of working to GLP/GMP Must be IT literate with competent use of the Microsoft systems. The ideal candidate will have previous experience of using LC-MS/MS. Previous experience of troubleshooting Have previous experience performing sample extraction techniques for biological analysis. Important Information: We endeavour to process your personal data in a fair and transparent manner. In applying for this role, Russell Taylor will be acting within your interest and will contact you in relation to the role, either by email, phone or text message. For more information see our Privacy Policy on our website. It is important you are aware of your individual rights and the provisions the company has put in place to protect your data. If you would like further information on the policy or GDPR please get in touch with us here.
New Technology Development Manager - Personal Care - Northamptonshire Are you a Technology Development Manager or a Senior Development Chemist looking for their next step up? If so, then this is a great opportunity to work with a global organisation shaping the industry in a pivotal role as a New Technical Development Manager. Excellent benefits, further progression and autonomy are on offer in this Technical Development Manager role. As the business operates on a smaller team structure you will see your work hit the market and make and make an impact quickly. The role: As the Technology Development Manager, you will establish and lead the R&D new technology platform through research and also new business development for the application of tried and tested raw materials in innovative products, as well as technology for the fragrance sector. You will be involved identifying clients needs and market trends and perform market analysis for the new products. Acting as a key interface between numerous teams and divisions. As well as project management defining, deploying and managing projects from end to end. Requirements: An understanding of surfactant chemistry or some formulation experience of household or personal care products. Previous experience conducting Sensory and Consumer research. Experience of statistical analysis of raw data, visualization and reporting of results. An in interest in Aromatherapy A creative innovative nature Strong analytical ability and proven problem-solving skills. Some understand of industry regulations. If interested in this Technology Development Manager role then please send me a word version of your CV
Apr 14, 2024
Full time
New Technology Development Manager - Personal Care - Northamptonshire Are you a Technology Development Manager or a Senior Development Chemist looking for their next step up? If so, then this is a great opportunity to work with a global organisation shaping the industry in a pivotal role as a New Technical Development Manager. Excellent benefits, further progression and autonomy are on offer in this Technical Development Manager role. As the business operates on a smaller team structure you will see your work hit the market and make and make an impact quickly. The role: As the Technology Development Manager, you will establish and lead the R&D new technology platform through research and also new business development for the application of tried and tested raw materials in innovative products, as well as technology for the fragrance sector. You will be involved identifying clients needs and market trends and perform market analysis for the new products. Acting as a key interface between numerous teams and divisions. As well as project management defining, deploying and managing projects from end to end. Requirements: An understanding of surfactant chemistry or some formulation experience of household or personal care products. Previous experience conducting Sensory and Consumer research. Experience of statistical analysis of raw data, visualization and reporting of results. An in interest in Aromatherapy A creative innovative nature Strong analytical ability and proven problem-solving skills. Some understand of industry regulations. If interested in this Technology Development Manager role then please send me a word version of your CV
We have a new opportunity for a highly motivated Chemist to join our clients team! We are looking for someone eager to kick-start or further grow their career in organic synthesis in a cutting-edge research environment. The successful candidate will have the chance to work on multi-disciplinary projects and learn from world-class scientists in the field of Agrochemistry. Our clients goal is to create next-generation weed control products, and we welcome applications from candidates with a variety of academic and industrial backgrounds. Previous experience in Agrochemistry is not essential, as we provide a comprehensive training package. The Chemist we are looking for should have a MSc or BSc in Chemistry (or a related discipline), proficient chemical knowledge and understanding, particularly in synthetic organic chemistry, and exemplify safety standards. They should also be able to independently plan, organize and prioritize their own time to achieve a high level of productivity, work collaboratively as part of a diverse team to achieve project goals, and have effective communication skills to clearly present scientific results and ideas to colleagues. In this role, the successful candidate will execute safe, sustainable, and effective synthetic routes towards target molecules, partnering with support platforms (e.g. automation, purification, analytical) to maximize efficiency. Collaborate within teams to design efficient synthetic routes and troubleshoot to solve synthetic chemistry problems, build knowledge and expertise in modern synthetic methods and technologies through continuous personal development, and proactively contribute to the improvement of laboratory safety, efficiency, and ways of working. This role offers a number of opportunities for growth through additional skills and specialisms, supported by training and shaped by future development preferences. These include, but are not limited to, expertise in synthetic methodologies or technologies such as process chemistry and scale-up, automation, flow chemistry, photochemistry, electrochemistry, and specialized purification techniques, and the use of digital synthesis tools and data analysis techniques to support scientific work. If you are a skilled practical chemist with a passion for innovation and a desire to learn we want to hear from you! With over 90 years' combined experience, NES Fircroft (NES) is proud to be the world's leading engineering staffing provider spanning the Oil & Gas, Power & Renewables, Chemicals, Construction & Infrastructure, Life Sciences, Mining and Manufacturing sectors worldwide. With more than 80 offices in 45 countries, we are able to provide our clients with the engineering and technical expertise they need, wherever and whenever it is needed. We offer contractors far more than a traditional recruitment service, supporting with everything from securing visas and work permits, to providing market-leading benefits packages and accommodation, ensuring they are safely and compliantly able to support our clients.
Apr 13, 2024
Contractor
We have a new opportunity for a highly motivated Chemist to join our clients team! We are looking for someone eager to kick-start or further grow their career in organic synthesis in a cutting-edge research environment. The successful candidate will have the chance to work on multi-disciplinary projects and learn from world-class scientists in the field of Agrochemistry. Our clients goal is to create next-generation weed control products, and we welcome applications from candidates with a variety of academic and industrial backgrounds. Previous experience in Agrochemistry is not essential, as we provide a comprehensive training package. The Chemist we are looking for should have a MSc or BSc in Chemistry (or a related discipline), proficient chemical knowledge and understanding, particularly in synthetic organic chemistry, and exemplify safety standards. They should also be able to independently plan, organize and prioritize their own time to achieve a high level of productivity, work collaboratively as part of a diverse team to achieve project goals, and have effective communication skills to clearly present scientific results and ideas to colleagues. In this role, the successful candidate will execute safe, sustainable, and effective synthetic routes towards target molecules, partnering with support platforms (e.g. automation, purification, analytical) to maximize efficiency. Collaborate within teams to design efficient synthetic routes and troubleshoot to solve synthetic chemistry problems, build knowledge and expertise in modern synthetic methods and technologies through continuous personal development, and proactively contribute to the improvement of laboratory safety, efficiency, and ways of working. This role offers a number of opportunities for growth through additional skills and specialisms, supported by training and shaped by future development preferences. These include, but are not limited to, expertise in synthetic methodologies or technologies such as process chemistry and scale-up, automation, flow chemistry, photochemistry, electrochemistry, and specialized purification techniques, and the use of digital synthesis tools and data analysis techniques to support scientific work. If you are a skilled practical chemist with a passion for innovation and a desire to learn we want to hear from you! With over 90 years' combined experience, NES Fircroft (NES) is proud to be the world's leading engineering staffing provider spanning the Oil & Gas, Power & Renewables, Chemicals, Construction & Infrastructure, Life Sciences, Mining and Manufacturing sectors worldwide. With more than 80 offices in 45 countries, we are able to provide our clients with the engineering and technical expertise they need, wherever and whenever it is needed. We offer contractors far more than a traditional recruitment service, supporting with everything from securing visas and work permits, to providing market-leading benefits packages and accommodation, ensuring they are safely and compliantly able to support our clients.
Role: Process Development Scientist Salary: Competitive Hours: 40h M-F Location: Stenalees, Cornwall Would you like to be involved in Europe's first integrated Lithium production facility? The joint venture between Imerys and British Lithium: Imerys British Lithium (IBL) is a joint venture between Imerys S.A. and Lithium Assets Ltd., formerly British Lithium, developing a world class micaceous lithium resource in Cornwall. IBL have developed unique, patented technology for the sustainable recovery of battery grade lithium carbonate from micaceous granite, with the goal of building the world's first integrated lithium mine, beneficiation plant and refinery producing 20,000tpa of lithium carbonate - enough to support production in the UK of 350,000 electric vehicles per year. The role: You will develop and improve novel process technologies for extracting, refining and purifying lithium from micaceous granites. The role is responsible for the successful execution of bench-scale trials and provision of scientific design data for the British Lithium Project. This will involve dialogue with design engineers, and project stakeholders in defining, specifying and de-risking the process technology that will deliver lithium carbonate product to the market. Your main responsibilities: You will undertake bench-scale trials and experiments in the Metallurgical Laboratory and within the Pilot Plant areas, including sample collection, analysis, data collection and data recording whilst being; A member of the Process Development team, conducting laboratory bench-scale metallurgical and process chemistry test work at either British Lithium in-house facilities or external laboratories. Ensuring the safe operation of laboratory equipment, including Atomic Adsorption Spectrometer and portable XRF machinery, contribution to sustaining capital and improvement capital requests, logging and recording trial and analytical data, and technical reporting of the outcomes of bench-scale trials. You may be required to deputise for the Person in Charge (PIC) of the Metallurgical Laboratory facility and equipment, or a sub-area thereof. Undertaking basic maintenance and calibrations of laboratory equipment. Coordinating samples for analytical assays, including collecting, labelling, and shipping. Ensuring the safe storage, use and disposal of chemicals in the laboratory. This includes updating COSHH records and contributing to COSHH Risk Assessments. Contributing to reviewing, developing and maintaining QA/QC polices for the collection, testing and analysis of samples, ensuring proper chain of custody. Developing experimental programmes to support process engineering design activities. Producing technical memoranda, progress reports and technical report sections for key Project phases. Undertaking sample collection, sample preparation, drying, filtration, splitting, crushing, pulverising, pelletising, pXRF testing. What we ask you in return: You will ideally be experienced in mineral and chemical process technologies within a mining environment. Have a degree level qualification in Chemistry or an earth science Have experience of working in a process laboratory environment, with knowledge of inorganic chemical processes and lithium chemistries Have knowledge of health & safety standards and COSHH regulations and, ideally, have a vocational health and safety qualification Working knowledge of process design for mineral and chemical processes. All roles within Imerys British Lithium require flexibility and ability to adapt. During periods of extended operating campaigns, intense activity and / or reduced staff availability, the role may be required to undertake any activities to support the project, subject to adequate competency for specialist tasks What's in for you? You will be working for Imerys, the world leader in mineral-based specialty solutions for industry, with over 16,000 employees and over 200 sites worldwide. Imerys delivers high value-added, functional solutions to diversified sets of industrial sectors, from processing industries to consumer goods. We support your professional development including training, costs, offering a competitive salary and other benefits such as; Company sick pay entitlement after 6 months service, Life Assurance, Defined Contribution Pension Plan, 25 days holiday plus Bank Holidays, Income Protection for DC members, Long Service awards, Reward Hub & Local Discounts, Flu Vouchers, Car Salary Sacrifice Scheme, Health & Wellbeing Programme, Eye Care Vouchers, Cycle to work scheme and Endeavour club (off site gym) to help you stay fit and healthy. Our people are important to us, our workplaces are diverse and inclusive and whilst maintaining the health, safety and environmental standards on site, for yourself and others around you, we're an organisation with a wealth of career and development opportunities that allow you to tap into your full potential. To apply, please follow the link below.
Apr 13, 2024
Full time
Role: Process Development Scientist Salary: Competitive Hours: 40h M-F Location: Stenalees, Cornwall Would you like to be involved in Europe's first integrated Lithium production facility? The joint venture between Imerys and British Lithium: Imerys British Lithium (IBL) is a joint venture between Imerys S.A. and Lithium Assets Ltd., formerly British Lithium, developing a world class micaceous lithium resource in Cornwall. IBL have developed unique, patented technology for the sustainable recovery of battery grade lithium carbonate from micaceous granite, with the goal of building the world's first integrated lithium mine, beneficiation plant and refinery producing 20,000tpa of lithium carbonate - enough to support production in the UK of 350,000 electric vehicles per year. The role: You will develop and improve novel process technologies for extracting, refining and purifying lithium from micaceous granites. The role is responsible for the successful execution of bench-scale trials and provision of scientific design data for the British Lithium Project. This will involve dialogue with design engineers, and project stakeholders in defining, specifying and de-risking the process technology that will deliver lithium carbonate product to the market. Your main responsibilities: You will undertake bench-scale trials and experiments in the Metallurgical Laboratory and within the Pilot Plant areas, including sample collection, analysis, data collection and data recording whilst being; A member of the Process Development team, conducting laboratory bench-scale metallurgical and process chemistry test work at either British Lithium in-house facilities or external laboratories. Ensuring the safe operation of laboratory equipment, including Atomic Adsorption Spectrometer and portable XRF machinery, contribution to sustaining capital and improvement capital requests, logging and recording trial and analytical data, and technical reporting of the outcomes of bench-scale trials. You may be required to deputise for the Person in Charge (PIC) of the Metallurgical Laboratory facility and equipment, or a sub-area thereof. Undertaking basic maintenance and calibrations of laboratory equipment. Coordinating samples for analytical assays, including collecting, labelling, and shipping. Ensuring the safe storage, use and disposal of chemicals in the laboratory. This includes updating COSHH records and contributing to COSHH Risk Assessments. Contributing to reviewing, developing and maintaining QA/QC polices for the collection, testing and analysis of samples, ensuring proper chain of custody. Developing experimental programmes to support process engineering design activities. Producing technical memoranda, progress reports and technical report sections for key Project phases. Undertaking sample collection, sample preparation, drying, filtration, splitting, crushing, pulverising, pelletising, pXRF testing. What we ask you in return: You will ideally be experienced in mineral and chemical process technologies within a mining environment. Have a degree level qualification in Chemistry or an earth science Have experience of working in a process laboratory environment, with knowledge of inorganic chemical processes and lithium chemistries Have knowledge of health & safety standards and COSHH regulations and, ideally, have a vocational health and safety qualification Working knowledge of process design for mineral and chemical processes. All roles within Imerys British Lithium require flexibility and ability to adapt. During periods of extended operating campaigns, intense activity and / or reduced staff availability, the role may be required to undertake any activities to support the project, subject to adequate competency for specialist tasks What's in for you? You will be working for Imerys, the world leader in mineral-based specialty solutions for industry, with over 16,000 employees and over 200 sites worldwide. Imerys delivers high value-added, functional solutions to diversified sets of industrial sectors, from processing industries to consumer goods. We support your professional development including training, costs, offering a competitive salary and other benefits such as; Company sick pay entitlement after 6 months service, Life Assurance, Defined Contribution Pension Plan, 25 days holiday plus Bank Holidays, Income Protection for DC members, Long Service awards, Reward Hub & Local Discounts, Flu Vouchers, Car Salary Sacrifice Scheme, Health & Wellbeing Programme, Eye Care Vouchers, Cycle to work scheme and Endeavour club (off site gym) to help you stay fit and healthy. Our people are important to us, our workplaces are diverse and inclusive and whilst maintaining the health, safety and environmental standards on site, for yourself and others around you, we're an organisation with a wealth of career and development opportunities that allow you to tap into your full potential. To apply, please follow the link below.
An opportunity within a growing company in the South East as a Senior GLP Analyst has become available! As a Senior GLP Analyst you will be responsible for method development and validation of analytical methods. If you have prior analytical experience then apply below to be considered for the Senior GLP Analyst role! Key Responsibilities as a Senior GLP Analyst Analysis of products using techniques such as HPLC, GC and LC-MS Method development and validation of analytical methods Ensuring GLP compliance Key Requirements as a Senior GLP Analyst Degree qualified in Chemistry or a closely related subject Prior analytical development and validation experience Good understanding of GLP compliance To be considered for this great opportunity apply below with your CV!
Apr 13, 2024
Full time
An opportunity within a growing company in the South East as a Senior GLP Analyst has become available! As a Senior GLP Analyst you will be responsible for method development and validation of analytical methods. If you have prior analytical experience then apply below to be considered for the Senior GLP Analyst role! Key Responsibilities as a Senior GLP Analyst Analysis of products using techniques such as HPLC, GC and LC-MS Method development and validation of analytical methods Ensuring GLP compliance Key Requirements as a Senior GLP Analyst Degree qualified in Chemistry or a closely related subject Prior analytical development and validation experience Good understanding of GLP compliance To be considered for this great opportunity apply below with your CV!