Development Chemist

Are you an ambitious Formulation Scientist, Formulation Chemist, or Pharmaceutical Development Scientist looking to take the next step in your career?

We are looking for a Development Chemist to join a dynamic R&D team developing innovative veterinary pharmaceutical products for global markets. This is an excellent opportunity to gain exposure across the full product lifecycle, from early-stage formulation and process development through to scale-up and regulatory submission.

Key responsibilities:

* Developing and optimising pharmaceutical formulations across a range of dosage forms, including oral, injectable, and topical products.

* Supporting process development, scale-up, and manufacturing activities.

* Conducting physico-chemical analysis of APIs and finished products.

* Assisting with analytical method development and validation.

* Preparing technical documentation to support regulatory submissions.

* Applying Quality by Design (QbD) principles to product development projects.

* Working closely with multidisciplinary R&D, analytical, and manufacturing teams.

Essentials:

* Degree in Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Chemistry, or a related scientific discipline.

* 2–5 years' experience within pharmaceutical development, formulation, or manufacturing.

* Knowledge of GMP/GxP and ICH guidelines.

* Experience analysing scientific data and supporting development decisions.

* Strong communication skills and the ability to work within cross-functional teams.

Desirable experience:

* QbD, DoE, Minitab, or Design-Expert.

* Oral solid dosage, sterile injectable, or topical formulation experience.

* Technology transfer and scale-up activities.

* Veterinary pharmaceutical experience.

* MSc or PhD in a relevant scientific field.

Location: Northen Ireland (Onsite)

Additional information: This role is based on a manufacturing site that handles penicillin compounds, so will not be suitable for individuals with a penicillin allergy
Only candidates based in UK and eligible to work in UK are allowed