Associate Analytical Scientist

Haleon • Augusta, GA

2d • $66,286 - $91,144 • Onsite

About The Position

The Associate Analytical Scientist supports the Global R&D OTC team in developing new over-the-counter drug products and medical devices. The role performs chemical and physical testing of products under development, following established analytical chemistry procedures and methodologies. It requires basic laboratory skills and growing familiarity with HPLC and GC.

Working under senior supervision, the scientist executes analytical procedures and method validation or transfer protocols, follows GMP and R&D policies, completes required training before conducting GMP scientific work, and documents scientific work according to R&D requirements. The role also identifies atypical data, collaborates with senior colleagues on investigations and root-cause analysis, troubleshoots basic instrumentation issues, and peer reviews scientific data and reports.

This position is onsite at Haleon’s Richmond, Virginia facility, with a three-day in-office requirement. The expected salary range is $66,286–$91,144.

Requirements

• Bachelor of Science in Chemistry or a related course of study.
• Basic knowledge of chemistry and laboratory techniques.
• 0+ years of relevant experience working in an analytical laboratory setting.
• Working knowledge of GMP requirements and site policies and procedures.

Nice To Haves

• Passion for science.
• Industry laboratory experience.
• Experience with HPLC, GC, and dissolution.

Responsibilities

• Apply technical skills and functional knowledge to projects and assignments.
• Understand and follow GMP requirements, R&D policies, and procedures.
• Complete required training before conducting GMP scientific work.
• Execute analytical procedures, methodologies, and method validation or transfer protocols under senior supervision.
• Conduct chemical and physical analytical testing to support development of new OTC drugs and medical devices.
• Record scientific work in accordance with R&D documentation policies.
• Identify atypical data, including chromatography and intermediate results, and collaborate with a senior colleague to investigate and determine root causes.
• Troubleshoot basic instrumentation issues.
• Peer review scientific data and reports, working with colleagues to resolve identified issues promptly.

Benefits

• Generous 401(k) plan.
• Tuition reimbursement.
• Time-off programs, including six months of paid parental leave.
• Healthcare programs, with the company paying the majority of medical coverage for employees and their families.
• Opportunity to receive a discretionary bonus based on key business performance.
• Other incentive and recognition programs.

What This Job Offers

• Job Type: Full-time
• Career Level: Entry Level