The name Solvias is derived from the Latin terms solutio and via it is our promise to explore new ways to find solutions that fulfill your requirements. Building on a profound foundation of experience from a large multinational pharmaceutical company Solvias was formed in 1999 as a management buy-out.The international expansion was accelerated in 2013 with the acquisition of Confarma, adding new capabilities and QC release activities as well as extended reach into the Medtech and Cosmetics industries. Our great heritage in the pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals and fine chemicals sectors is now complemented by Confarmas biological expertise in serving the medical devices and cosmetics markets.
The name Solvias is derived from the Latin terms solutio and via it is our promise to explore new ways to find solutions that fulfill your requirements. Building on a profound foundation of experience from a large multinational pharmaceutical company Solvias was formed in 1999 as a management buy-out.The international expansion was accelerated in 2013 with the acquisition of Confarma, adding new capabilities and QC release activities as well as extended reach into the Medtech and Cosmetics industries. Our great heritage in the pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals and fine chemicals sectors is now complemented by Confarmas biological expertise in serving the medical devices and cosmetics markets.
Conducting routine analyses for release and stability studies of antibodies, proteins and peptides using various separation techniques (e.g. SEC, IEX, RP)
Reviewing HPLC raw data to ensure quality standards are met.
Taking responsibility for analytical instruments
Completed laboratory training (apprenticeship)
2-4 years of relevant hands-on experience in a similar role; this position is not intended applicants with managerial experience
Experience in HPLC analytics and with chromatography software (e.g. Chromeleon)
Knowledge in handling biopharmaceutical molecules and GMP-compliant analyses
Strong analytical skills, discipline and a sense of responsibility