R&D LCMS Specialist (Remote, Global)

Job summary

This position seeks an experienced LCMS specialist to generate molecular insights from complex biological and chemical systems, supporting various R&D initiatives. The role involves collaboration within an analytical department, utilizing advanced instrumental equipment in mass spectrometry, separations, and spectroscopy to provide insights for R&D projects.

Qualifications

• PhD or MSc with over 5 years of experience in analytical chemistry, with a strong foundation in biochemistry and/or organic chemistry.
• In-depth theoretical and practical knowledge of mass spectrometry.
• Extensive experience in structural assignment based on MSn spectra.
• Proficient in liquid phase separations, particularly liquid chromatography.
• Familiarity with relevant sample preparation techniques for optimal analytical results.
• Experience in small molecule mass spectrometry, metabolomics, and/or lipidomics is preferred.
• Ability to process raw data using both vendor-specific and academic tools.
• Skills in data mining and visualization, including classical statistics and multivariate data analysis.
• Hands-on laboratory experience combined with data analysis capabilities.
• A curious, structured, meticulous, and persistent approach to work.

Responsibilities

• Collaborate with R&D colleagues to solve challenges in food, dietary interventions, and biochemistry.
• Support new product development by providing molecular insights into complex systems.
• Design and conduct untargeted studies for biomarker discovery.
• Develop quantification panels for multiple components across various matrices.
• Share knowledge and inspire colleagues within the global R&D organization.

Skills

• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.
• Excellent communication and teamwork abilities.
• Proficiency in statistical analysis and data visualization tools.

Education

• PhD or MSc in Analytical Chemistry, Biochemistry, or related field.

Tools

• High-end instrumental equipment for mass spectrometry, chromatography, and spectroscopy.