Scientist Microscopy imaging and physical characterization

Published on: January 31, 2025

Job Description

Develop robust analytical methods for various analytical techniques centered around microscopy and physical characterization testing, such as optical microscopy, SEM, EDX, TEM, MFI, light obscuration, FT-IR, viscosity, or osmolality testing.
Planning, developing, and executing feasibility studies, method development, and method validation according to ICH guidelines, including preparing and reviewing technical documents.
Conduct analytical testing in compliance with GMP and ISO9001 standards.
Ensuring the timely completion of projects and delivering high-quality results to clients.
Conducting troubleshooting activities, addressing both methodological and instrumental challenges to ensure reliable and accurate analysis.
Provide scientific and technical support to customers, both individual and as part of larger project teams.
Take over responsibility for analytical instrumentation (troubleshooting, data integrity and coordination with suppliers)
Foster a culture of collaboration, continuous learning, and scientific excellence.

Degree in chemistry, pharmacy, forensics, biology or comparable natural science degree
Hands on experience with microscopy light and/or electron microscopy and corresponding sample preparation techniques
Experience in one or more of the following is advantageous: Microscopy/imaging with one or more of the following (Light microscopy, SEM, FTIR or Raman imaging, subvisible particle analysis, Micro-flow imaging, FTIR, viscosity, osmolality, or rheology techniques.
Experience in method development and validation, including technical documentation.
Experience in quality events, deviations or out-of-specification process and documentation is advantageous
Proactive with a can-do attitude and very good communication skills and scientific writing skills
Work experience in a GMP regulated environment is an advantage.
Team player with a strong service mentality and sense of responsibility
Fluent in English (written and spoken). Knowledge of German is advantageous.