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Lucideon

Physicist

🏒 Lucideon

⚑ On-site πŸ“ Stoke-on-Trent, England πŸ•’ 2 days ago πŸ’° 22,000 – 25,000 GBP /year

Job Description

We are looking for a Physicist to join our Testing team. Working Monday to Friday, you will be based in Stoke-on-Trent/Stone. Benefits include: 25 days holiday (plus public holidays) β€’ Flexible working arrangements (variable start and end times) β€’ Private medical cover (including a cash plan to pay most excesses, and the option to enroll other family members)

Role Purpose

Working in our extensive and well-equipped laboratories, you will provide physics support on a wide range of client projects. Working to the quality requirements of ISO 17025, accuracy and an eye for detail are key requirements.


Accountabilities

  • Support Physical Testing in the testing and development of test methods including thermomechanical testing, refractory and insulation testing, pore and particle characterisation, to in-house test methods and international standards; with UKAS accreditation to ISO17025.


  • Support the rest of the business in physics, mathematics and engineering applications as required.

Qualifications

  • BSc(Hons) Physics or Applied Mathematics

  • A Levels – Physics and Mathematics

Experience

  • Ideal for a graduate physicist with strong laboratory skills. Customer service skills as distinct advantage.


Knowledge/Skills

  • Strong fundamental physics and mathematics knowledge
  • Statistical and mechanical engineering skills an advantage
  • Strong laboratory and scientific writing skill essential
  • Ability to keep clear and accurate records
  • Fluency with Excel and Microsoft Office essential
  • Ability to work to schedules for the timely delivery of projects
  • Willingness to learn new skills, techniques and processes
  • Willingness to be flexible
  • Excellent written and verbal communication skills

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