Analytical Chemist

Job Title:
Associate Analytical Chemist

The Associate Analytical Chemist supports routine laboratory testing by performing chemical identification and quality assessments on a variety of samples. This role focuses on wet chemistry and gravimetric analyses while gaining hands‑on experience with a broad range of analytical instrumentation. You will work independently, juggle multiple assays, and contribute to accurate, timely test results in a dynamic laboratory environment with strong growth potential.

• Perform chemical identification and quality testing on a wide range of samples to support routine laboratory operations.
• Conduct wet chemistry and gravimetric analyses in accordance with established laboratory procedures and test methods.
• Prepare samples for analysis, including measuring, diluting, and handling materials, and adding appropriate reagents.
• Execute analytical test methods accurately and consistently to generate reliable data for internal and external stakeholders.
• Operate and gain experience with analytical instruments such as FTIR, UV-Vis, HPLC, GC, IC, and automated titration systems.
• Manage and juggle a variety of assays each day, ensuring tests are completed within required time frames.
• Work independently to plan daily workload, prioritize tasks, and maintain high efficiency in a fast-paced environment.
• Maintain meticulous attention to detail in all aspects of testing, documentation, and data recording.
• Follow laboratory safety procedures and good laboratory practices while working with chemicals and instrumentation.
• Contribute to meeting client timelines by treating testing activities with a production-focused mindset when required.
• Adapt to repetitive tasks when assigned to specific groups while sustaining accuracy and quality standards.
• Collaborate with team members and leadership as needed to support laboratory goals and continuous improvement.

• Bachelors degree in Chemistry, Biochemistry, Biology, or a related life science discipline.
• Foundational knowledge of analytical chemistry principles and laboratory practices.
• Experience or coursework involving wet chemistry techniques.
• Exposure to or experience with HPLC or GC instrumentation.
• Ability to multitask and manage multiple assays and responsibilities simultaneously.
• Strong attention to detail and accuracy in sample preparation, testing, and documentation.
• Efficient work habits with the ability to learn new methods and instruments quickly.
• Dependable, self‑motivated approach to independent work in a laboratory setting.
• Strong work ethic with a coachable attitude and openness to feedback.
• Flexibility and comfort with performing a variety of tests and tasks, often changing from day to day.

• Previous laboratory experience in a high‑volume or fast‑paced testing environment is a plus.
• Experience working with FTIR, UV-Vis, IC, and automated titration systems is beneficial.
• Ability to thrive in a setting where work can be repetitive depending on group assignment.
• Interest in career growth within the laboratory, including opportunities to move into technical lead, supervisory, or support roles over time.
• Strong organizational skills and time management capabilities to meet client‑driven deadlines.
• Comfort working in a production‑oriented testing environment while maintaining quality standards.

This role is based in a laboratory setting focused on testing food and dietary supplements for nutritional value. The environment is fast‑paced and can feel production‑oriented, as tests must be completed according to client time frames. Work may become repetitive depending on the specific group you join, and you will run a variety of assays and methods, often…