Associate Scientist, Chemistry Development

Summary

Join Telix Pharmaceuticals as an Associate Scientist, Chemistry Development and contribute to the international rollout of our prostate cancer imaging agent. You will be responsible for developing and implementing methods for manufacturing radioisotopes using ARTMS’ QUANTM Irradiation System. This role involves process development, validation, documentation, and collaboration with various departments. The ideal candidate possesses a Bachelor's degree in Chemistry or a related field, along with relevant laboratory experience. Telix offers a supportive work environment, competitive salaries, bonuses, equity incentives, generous vacation time, wellness days, and opportunities for professional development.

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree or Diploma in Chemistry or related technology program required
• 1+ years of relevant laboratory work experience, inorganic chemistry or material science required
• Capability to handle and manipulate chemicals in a safe manner
• Research experience with an emphasis on process and product development and implementation
• Quality driven and familiar with working in a regulated environment, including ISO9001 and cGMP environments
• Knowledge of a variety of laboratory and analytical equipment and techniques
• Ability to read, understand and follow work instructions in a safe, accurate and timely manner
• Flexibility to work unsociable shift patterns based on the needs of the business

Responsibilities

• Develop, document and implement processes for new radiometal production, processing, purification, and recycling
• Perform chemical manipulations with inorganic chemicals
• Prepare and execute validation campaigns according to process requirements and written protocol
• Maintain organized and meticulous documentation of laboratory work
• Evaluate experimental data with a focus on process optimization
• Carry out preventative maintenance and routine calibration of equipment
• Assist with writing and editing procedures, development reports and other relevant quality driven documentation
• Maintain laboratory inventories to ensure critical supplies remain in stock
• Contribute towards after-sales support and service
• Work towards the continuous improvement of manufacturing programs to meet requirements and product orders by applying theoretical and practical knowledge
• Actively engage in discussions regarding implementation of innovative products
• Work within guidelines to ensure regulatory requirements such as cGMP, ISO, nuclear safety and transportation and dangerous goods requirements are met
• Assist with internal & external compliance audits
• Demonstrate and promote safe work habits and enforce a clean and organized working environment
• Actively participate in deviation, non-conformance investigations and corrective actions

Preferred Qualifications

• Previous experience as a Nuclear Energy Worker is an asset
• Technical knowledge of radioisotope production, radiochemical separation processes and cyclotron hardware, is desired

Benefits

• Competitive salaries
• Annual performance-based bonuses
• An equity-based incentive program
• Generous vacation
• Paid wellness days
• Support for learning and development