Full Time/Permanent ( firstshift )- Observing, monitoring and identifying microorganisms;
- Tracking of microorganisms in a range of environments;
- Monitoring and assessing samples from a range of sources;
- Using a variety of identification methods, including molecular techniques, to test samples;
- Developing new techniques, products and processes;
- Developing and planning methods to prevent the spread of disease;
- Developing and registering new medicines, vaccines, diagnostic tests and pharmaceutical products;
- Planning, implementing and evaluating new products in clinical trials;
- Developing products, such as enzymes, vitamins, hormones, and antimicrobial;
- Growing microbial cultures, e.g. for use in the food and beverage industry or in agriculture;
- Working with specialist computer software to undertake studies and research;
- Managing and overseeing laboratory work.- Planning and organising resources and activities;
- Following regular sampling schedules within a specific environment;
- Collecting samples from different types of environments, such as agricultural sites;
- Quality control in manufacturing processes, e.g. checking for signs of contamination;
- Maintaining accurate and up-to-date records;
- Writing up research findings and producing reports;
- Keeping up with new research and attending national and international conferences and other events;
- Liaising with colleagues from non-scientific departments;
- Teaching students, preparing assessment and providing feedback;
- Providing information and advice to colleagues and external bodies.
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