Our client's cutting-edge pharmaceutical research team is on the hunt for a dynamic R&D Scientist to join their ranks. They are looking for a creative problem-solver who thrives on pushing the boundaries of product development. The ideal candidate will bring a wealth of experience in formulations, conducting stability and efficacy assessments, and navigating the complex landscape of regulatory compliance. If you have a background that blends formulation expertise with analytical chemistry or quality control know-how, we want to hear from you. Get ready to play a crucial role in shaping the future of our client's R&D team and impacting lives. Qualifications of the

R&D Scientist:

A Bachelor's degree in Chemistry, Biochemistry, or a closely related discipline (MS or PhD preferred). 3 to 5 years of hands-on experience in developing formulations. In-depth understanding of formulation techniques and industry practices. Proficient in analytical instruments. Excellent analytical and problem-solving capabilities. Strong skills in organization and managing multiple projects. Familiarity with regulatory standards and compliance guidelines. Responsibilities of the

R&D Scientist:

Design and develop innovative formulations, such as tablets and gummies. Optimize formulations for improved stability, bioavailability, and patient adherence. Ensure all formulations adhere to regulatory guidelines and industry standards. Understand and apply 21 CFR FDA drug compliance requirements. Perform HPLC stability testing, dissolution tests, and other essential evaluations to confirm formulation safety and effectiveness. Develop prototypes and samples for further testing and validation. Analyze experimental data and draw insights to drive formulation improvements. Maintain accurate, detailed records of all experiments and outcomes. Ensure formulations align with internal quality benchmarks. Implement quality control processes throughout the formulation development lifecycle. Collaborate effectively with teams such as quality control, regulatory, and production. Communicate progress, challenges, and results clearly to stakeholders. Stay informed on the latest trends in pharmaceutical formulation and evolving regulatory standards.

Occupational code:

19-2031.00 (Chemists)