LAB Technician Separations
- ik zoek een baan - werkgevers - mijn carrière - over randstad Nieuw bij Randstad? Lab Technician Separations - 2 shifts - Leiden - € 3.043 per maand - 40 uur - MBO - 05 november 2026 - vacaturenummer: 758488 - 05 november 2026 - vacaturenummer: 758488 introduction Are you looking for a Lab Technician position with potential shifts in the future? At Johnson & Johnson as a Lab Technician you enjoy 36 holidays a year with development opportunities and a international community. Salary starting at €3043 excluding shift allowance and more benefits to speak of, apply today and start your new journey! what we offer Salary starting from €3.043 p/m Opportunities to develop yourself A workplace at an international organization Full compensation for public transport A pleasant working environment Potential future 2-shift rotation schedule who you are You are eligible for the position if: - You have professional experience with: specifically HPLC and additionally (c)IEF and (c)SDS. - You have a background in MLO / HLO or Bachelor's degree in Life Sciences, analytical chemistry, biochemistry, or comparable - You have good written and oral communication skills in English. - You are proactive, flexible, organized and able to work independently as well as in a team. - You have GMP experience. - You live close to Leiden and comfortable working in two shifts. (07:00 to 15:30 and from 15:00 to 23:30.)) what will you do Within the analytical chemistry QC laboratories of Johnson & Johnson innovative Medicine, the Separation laboratory is responsible for the Release and Stability testing of drug substance and drug product. - The Separation Laboratory required specific experience with HPLC and additionally (c)IEF, (c)SDS, MS, Antibodies and proteins. - The Separation Laboratory works according to GMP regulated guidelines. - Starting in the position you work in a regular day shift, but be comfortable with shifts as we wil...
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