Jobs at EcoSynth

EcoSynth is a dynamic growing contract research company, specialized in sustainable organic synthesis and process development for the life sciences and chemical industries. EcoSynth is located in Oostende, the largest coast city in Belgium.

We offer a number of challenging opportunities in chemical research and organic synthesis for dynamic and creative chemists including a competitive remuneration package, a professional working environment and opportunities to grow within the company.

Current vacancies

Organic chemist, Bachelor

The successful candidate holds a Bachelor in Organic Chemistry and will synthesize small organic molecules; perform chemical reactions, isolations, separations, purifications and crystallizations; conduct route scouting, reaction optimization, and scale-up demonstration; write concise procedures and reports to enable successful technology transfers; participate in project teams and communicate results in a team-based environment. The candidate will report to a Senior Scientist.  Candidates must have a strong synthetic organic chemistry background, both theoretical and practical, and be able to carry out diverse chemical reactions.

Organic Chemist, PhD

The successful candidate will design and execute reaction sequences and define processes to chemical intermediates; perform chemical reactions, isolations, separations, purifications and crystallizations; conduct route scouting, reaction optimization, and scale-up demonstration; write concise procedures and reports to enable successful technology transfers; participate in project teams and communicate results in a team-based environment. Candidates must have a strong synthetic organic chemistry background, both theoretical and practical, and be able to carry out diverse chemical reactions.

How to apply?

Interested candidates are encouraged to mail their motivation letter and C.V. with references to:

EcoSynth
Human Resources
Stationsstraat 123
8400 Oostende
Belgium
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