Analytical Chemist I
Catalent · Greenville, NC
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Role summary
Analytical Chemist I will perform routine pharmaceutical analytical testing including chromatographic and spectrophotometric methods, maintaining data integrity and following quality standards. The role is based on-site in Greenville, North Carolina on a Monday-Friday day shift schedule.
Where this listing comes from
This listing was compiled by RoleLantern from the employer's publicly available posting on Phenom, captured and rephrased by RoleLantern using automated (AI) tools on 2026-10-03 (originally posted 2026-10-03). It was not submitted or confirmed by the employer through RoleLantern. Details may be inaccurate, incomplete, outdated, or no longer available; please confirm with the employer's official posting before applying.
What they're looking for
- Bachelor's degree in chemistry, biology, pharmaceutical sciences, or related discipline
- Associate degree in biotechnology or chemistry with one year pharmaceutical analytical chemistry experience
- Proficiency in chromatography methods and data review
- Ability to lift 10-50 lbs unassisted; extensive standing, walking, lifting, and reaching required
- Understanding of troubleshooting and technical analytical principles
What you'll be doing
- Perform routine analytical testing including assays, dissolution, moisture, and identification using HPLC, GC, and titration methods
- Maintain data integrity and proper documentation practices throughout all experiments
- Compare laboratory results against specifications and trend data to verify compliance
- Manage and maintain calibration standards, reference materials, and instrumentation
- Enter analytical data into reports and software-based systems following established templates
Privacy & handoff
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