Chemist
Pubblicato il 13-10-2026 - Actalent in Verona
Analytical Development Chemist
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Job Description
This role sits within the Analytical Development team in the Quality Control department and focuses on supporting new client projects through analytical testing, method development, and method transfer activities. You will work with raw materials and finished products, perform impurity testing, and support higher-level projects. This position offers exposure to both GMP and R&D; work, with strong opportunities to grow technical skills and scientific writing capabilities in a modern, collaborative laboratory environment.
Responsibilities
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- Perform analytical testing on raw materials and finished products to support new client projects and ongoing production activities.
- Operate and maintain HPLC systems as a primary analytical tool for method execution and data generation.
- Run dissolution testing and interpret results in accordance with established methods and quality standards.
- Perform GC testing as needed,
particularly for finished product analyses that require gas chromatography.
- Execute basic laboratory techniques, including pipetting, weighing samples, assessing appearance, measuring water content, and evaluating particle size.
- Conduct impurity testing and contribute to understanding impurity profiles and related analytical requirements.
- Participate in analytical development activities, including method development, method verification, method transfer, and method validation.
- Support high-level chemists and scientists on complex projects by performing assigned analytical tasks and providing accurate data.
- Train on and perform raw material testing using titrators and other wet chemistry techniques under GMP conditions.
- Document all laboratory work clearly and accurately in accordance with GMP and quality control requirements.
- Collaborate with a small team of chemists, sharing worklo