Scientist, Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (AMS)
On site
Hoddesdon, United Kingdom
Freelance
17-03-2025
Job Specifications
Job Introduction
Scientist- Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (AMS)
UK – Hoddesdon
We are looking for:
To continue our growth as a premier Contract Research Organisation, Pharmaron is opening a new Accelerator Mass Spectrometry (AMS) Laboratory at our Hoddesdon site. We are looking for a Scientist to joing this new team. In this role, you will be responsible for preparing and analysing samples from clinical AMS enabled studies, including mass balance, metabolite profiling and identification and IVPK (absolute bioavailability).
At Pharmaron we offer:
Vibrant and dynamic employment – we are a highly specialised, growth company operating in a critical sector of the economy – our future is strong and exciting!
Opportunities to develop your skills and yourself – our rapid growth brings greater opportunities for you to learn and grow faster!
A great team where we all support each other – enjoy your work – after all you spend about a third of your time here!
Key roles and responsibilities:
To understand (through hand-on laboratory training), the analytical techniques and procedures involved in AMS-enabled clinical studies
Perform the roles and responsibilities of a Scientist II, demonstrating competence in the use and maintenance of instrumentation and routine activities of the AMS group
With oversight from scientific supervisor / line manager, to prepare samples for analysis by AMS, LSC and LC
Take responsibility for instrumentation / processes within the group as agreed with the Line Manager
Review data generated and prepare study updates and study data for internal reporting and discussion
To communicate results and status of deliverables to key stakeholders
Take responsibility for instrumentation / processes within the group as agreed with the Line Manager
Contribute to the review and QC checking of all relevant study data packages and reports prior to submission to Quality Assurance as required.
Address findings arising from QA audits and process inspections.
To collaborate with global AMS and metabolism team members and contribute towards continuous improvement and efficiency optimization
Requirements:
PhD, MSc or BSc (Hons) in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Physics or related subject
Experience of working within a GxP laboratory setting
Experience of sample processing and analytical techniques e.g. HPLC
Effective written and verbal communication skills, including the ability to effectively present scientific findings to colleagues and clients
Effective problem solving and analysis skills
Excellent planning and organization skills – ability to multi-task, manage time and work to tight deadlines
Flexible mindset with the ability to take the initiative.
Our Company: “We are a dynamic, fast-growing company, with an enviable reputation for leading edge science, offering contract research services to some of the world’s leading pharmaceutical companies, solving what were believed to be unsolvable scientific challenges”.
We believe in our ability to relentlessly push forward the boundaries of scientific excellence, delivering solutions for our clients, always operating ethically and with integrity. We take pride in our professionalism and commitment to always deliver our very best work.
Our Hoddesdon campus in Hertfordshire is a hub of innovation and excellence. It has over 5,000m2 of premier R&D space, including state-of-the-art GMP facilities for API, formulation and process chemistry.
We offer a competitive salary and a progressive and comprehensive suite of employee benefits.
We offer state of the art working environment in our specialist Rushen site.
We offer the opportunity for growth and development and will support funding for relevant training and development programmes.
Why Should You Apply?
This is an opportunity for you as a AMS / Analytical scientist to make a real impact in a highly scientific and regulated environment, demonstrate leadership, ambition and the desire to grow with the department.
Continue to build and shape your career in an environment that sets and commits to the highest standards of Chemistry.
To be part of a team who support each other, embrace and solve technical challenges and put excellence at the heart of all that we do.
Pharmaron is a premier R&D service company supporting the life sciences industry. Founded in 2004, Pharmaron has invested in its people and facilities having established diverse drug R&D service capabilities, ranging from synthetic, medicinal, and analytical chemistry, biology, DMPK, pharmacology, drug safety assessment, radiochemistry and isotopically labelled metabolism, chemical & pharmaceutical development to clinical development. With operations in China, US and UK staffed by over 19,000 employees, Pharmaron has an excellent track record in the delivery of R&D solutions to its partners in North America, Europe, Japan, and China.
About the Company
Pharmaron: Global Life Sciences Services Provider Stock Code: 300759.SZ/3759.HK Founded in 2004, Pharmaron is a premier life sciences service provider that offers a broad spectrum of research, development, and manufacturing service capabilities throughout the entire drug discovery, preclinical, and clinical development process across multiple therapeutic modalities, including small molecules, biologics, and CGT products. Pharmaron’s Comprehensive CRO & CDMO Services • Synthetic, Medicinal, and Analytical Chemistry Servic... Know more
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