Consultant Physicist (25495)
A growing and influential Cambridge company is seeking a talented hands-on physicist to join their team. Working at the cutting edge of product development, this client has developed high-value products and devices across a range of application areas, including medical, diagnostics and consumer products. They continue to work on increasingly ambitious projects and now seek a hands-on physicist to join them in development.
Successful candidates will have a PhD or equivalent commercial experience in complex product development following an undergraduate degree in physics from a well-ranked world-class university.
As an all-round applied physicist, you will be keen to devise and build experiments in the client’s purpose-built labs and able to use your fundamental science knowledge to analyse and develop real-world products. You will also be adept at creating advanced theoretical models to inform your design work.
Our client offers an invigorating work environment; they will support your development by offering mentoring and training and the potential for rapid progression in your career path, whether this is in a technical, management or commercial direction.
Based just off the A14, their modern offices have excellent transport links around Cambridge. Alongside a competitive salary, our client offers a generous pension and bonus scheme as well as the opportunity to work on projects that make a difference!
If this sounds like you, get in touch with ECM Selection – whilst we can only put forward the top few candidates, we do read every CV and try to respond to everyone, and we may have other ideas to suggest to you too.
Keywords: PhD, physics, fluidics, medical, ethical, regulated, fundamental science, R&D, Cambridge.
Please note: even if you don't have exactly the background indicated, do contact us now if this type of job is of interest - we may well have similar opportunities that you would be suited to. And of course, we always get your permission before submitting your CV to a company.
