40 hours per week in Geleen, with flexible working hours. Carry out pharmaceutical analyses using HPLC, FT-IR, UV-Vis and rheology, and support method validation. Internal training and development opportunities are available.
The role
Our client company is looking for a Chemical Analyst / Laboratory Technician II in Geleen for a pharmaceutical laboratory environment. You will perform analytical work according to protocols on raw materials, packaging materials, intermediates and finished products. You will record findings objectively and report them in line with internal procedures and current GMP requirements.
You will register analytical samples and prepare them for testing. When required, you will prepare and send samples for external contract analysis. In laboratory notebooks, you will record details such as dilutions, equipment used, sample IDs and chemicals used.
After documented training and with the required user access, you will operate analytical equipment independently. You will check equipment status, retrieve raw data and prepare it for reporting using templates, spreadsheets, forms and draft certificates of analysis.
Under supervision, you will prepare protocols and reports for analytical studies and create and validate spreadsheets used to report analytical data. You will carry out method-validation activities in consultation with your supervisor. You will peer-review analytical data, identify deviations and non-conformities, escalate them and process them under supervision.
Daily work and safety
- Keep training records for the documents, equipment and methods required for laboratory work up to date.
- Register and manage incoming chemicals and reagents.
- Monitor and improve cleanliness in the laboratories and work areas, carry out routine cleaning, dispose of chemical waste, and replenish disposable items and materials.
- Use personal protective equipment, work safely, and read the required safety documentation, such as MSDS, before handling pharmaceutical products.
- Keep objective notes in the laboratory notebook, constructively address cleanliness issues with colleagues, and assist with training Level I laboratory technicians.
What you bring
- 3–5 years of experience.
- An HBO-level degree with at least two years of experience in the pharmaceutical industry, or a master's degree with no more than two years of pharmaceutical experience.
- GMP experience is an advantage.
- Elementary knowledge of spoken and written English.
- Intermediate proficiency in Office 365, including Excel, Outlook and Word.
- Experience with HPLC, FT-IR, UV-Vis and rheology.
- Completion of a training programme in accordance with internal procedures.
Hours and offer
This is a 40-hour-per-week role with flexible working hours.
Our client company offers a challenging position with attractive employment conditions, an enthusiastic team, and internal courses and training. The company supports your development and offers opportunities to build your expertise in the field.