Job specializations:
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Research/Development
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Science
Analytical Chemist, Pharmaceutical Science/ Research, Chemistry, Research Scientist
Job Description & How to Apply Below
Apply chemistry theory to cosmetic formulation development at DECIEM in Toronto, using chromatography and characterization techniques in-office five days weekly.
This entry-level Associate Chemist supports the Analytical Development team on a 12-month contract through an Agency Partner. The position suits recent graduates with laboratory experience and a strong chemistry foundation. You will test materials and products while developing practical knowledge of GxP laboratory work.
Key Responsibilities:- Test raw materials, finished products, and stability samples
- Develop, validate, and transfer analytical methods
- Prepare and execute protocols and technical reports
- Maintain analytical instruments and investigate OOT or OOS results
- Follow laboratory practices and support internal documentation
- Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in chemistry or related field
- Minimum two years’ analytical, R&D, or Quality Control experience
- Knowledge of cGMP, GLP, ICH, USP/NF, BP, EP, and ISO
- Chromatographic or laboratory software experience is a plus
- Experience with statistical analysis and data trending
Build analytical laboratory experience through cosmetic formulation testing, chromatography, method development, and stability work at DECIEM.
Position Requirements
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