We are currently recruiting for a Research Chemist on behalf of a leading international company in the agrochemical sector, based in Stein, AG, Switzerland.
This is a great opportunity to join a dynamic R&D environment, where you will contribute directly to the design and synthesis of new molecules from early discovery through to development.
Research Chemist
Your responsibilities
As part of the Research Chemistry team, you will play a key role in delivering high-quality compounds by combining hands‑on laboratory work with scientific problem solving.
Your responsibilities will include:
Designing and executing synthetic routes to target molecules
Performing organic synthesis independently and within a team
Troubleshooting and optimizing reactions
Conducting purification and structural analysis (e.g. chromatography, NMR, LC‑MS)
Ensuring full compliance with HSE standards and risk assessments
Accurately documenting experimental work and results
Collaborating with cross‑functional teams (analytical, automation, etc.)
Your profile
We are looking for a hands‑on chemist with a strong foundation in synthetic organic chemistry:
Master’s degree in Chemistry or apprenticeship + industrial experience
Ideally 1–5 years of experience in organic synthesis
Solid knowledge of:
Reaction design & retrosynthesis
Purification techniques
Structural elucidation
Comfortable working in a lab‑focused, fast‑paced R&D environment
Proactive, collaborative, and able to work independently
Familiar with digital tools for chemistry data (a plus)
Additional requirements
Fluent in English (mandatory)
German is a plus
Based in Switzerland or within commuting distance of Stein.
Why apply?
Join a global leader in agrochemical innovation
Work in a modern, well‑equipped laboratory environment
Be part of impactful projects with real‑world applications
Long‑term contract offering stability and hands‑on experience
If you are a motivated chemist looking for your next challenge in R&D, feel free to apply or reach out directly for more information.
#J-18808-Ljbffr