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Consulting LC-MS Instrument Development Scientist, Wilmslow
Client:
Waters Corporation
Location:
Wilmslow, United Kingdom
Job Category:
Other
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EU work permit required:
Yes
Job Reference:
60187c9bacec
Job Views:
14
Posted:
12.08.2025
Expiry Date:
26.09.2025
Job Description:
Responsibilities
* Play a key role in the development of Liquid Chromatography Mass Spectrometry (LC-MS) Systems for the Waters Clinical Business Unit.
* Contribute to the innovation and creation of new separations and/or mass measurement concepts for LC/MS clinical systems and analysers which are ground-breaking, transformative, and disruptive rather than incremental.
* Undertake research & development activities for Clinical LC/MS Systems and technologies and advise on design of experiments. Undertake sustaining activities for Clinical LC/MS Systems. Engage in collaborations with the wider Waters R&D organisation and with customers on Separations/Mass Spectrometry Research and Development projects.
* Act as a Subject Matter Expert for senior management of the Clinical BU on separations-based and/or mass spectrometry-based technology and products. Be aware of developments in the technical community and competitor’s products to identify potential development opportunities or strategic technical threats.
* Present research findings externally at international conferences and internally to senior management.
* Work with both Waters and Clinical BU (Engineering and Service organisations) to implement improvements to Clinical Systems products to improve their quality, robustness, reliability, and up-time.
* Provide integration skills to drive the development and subsequent transfer of new technologies (including their requirements and specifications) into commercial instrumentation.
* Produce Product Specification and Engineering Requirements documentation and provide design direction to the engineering development teams as required.
Qualifications
* A first degree in Physics, Chemistry or a related subject.
* Preferably a further degree (PhD) in Physics, Chemistry or a related subject; or extensive relevant experience.
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