HPLC Analyst

Key Responsibilities:

Sample Preparation:

• Prepare and process samples for analysis, ensuring they are properly diluted or extracted.
• Prepare buffers, reagents, and mobile phases needed for HPLC analysis.

Operating HPLC Equipment:

• Set up, operate, and troubleshoot HPLC systems, ensuring correct configuration for the specific analysis.
• Select appropriate columns, mobile phases, and detectors based on the type of sample and the analysis required.
• Monitor chromatographic separation and make adjustments as necessary.

Data Analysis:

• Analyze chromatograms and interpret data to identify the chemical composition of samples.
• Quantify substances based on peak areas and retention times.
• Use specialized software to process and report results.

Method Development and Validation:

• Develop new methods for analyzing substances, including optimizing the separation process.
• Validate methods to ensure they meet regulatory standards and provide accurate, reproducible results.

Quality Control:

• Ensure the reliability and accuracy of test results by performing quality control checks and calibration of the system.
• Maintain and document records of all analyses performed.
• Comply with good laboratory practices (GLP) and relevant regulations (e.g., FDA, EPA).

Maintenance and Troubleshooting:

• Perform routine maintenance and calibration of the HPLC instrument.
• Troubleshoot technical issues with HPLC equipment, such as pressure irregularities, leaks, or inconsistent results.

Reporting:

• Document findings, prepare technical reports, and present results to senior scientists, managers, or clients.
• Maintain detailed records of procedures, results, and calibrations.

Skills and Qualifications:

• Technical Proficiency: Strong understanding of HPLC instrumentation, separation techniques, and chromatography principles.
• Problem-Solving Skills: Ability to troubleshoot technical issues and optimize methods for different types of analyses.
• Attention to Detail: Precision is critical in obtaining accurate results and following protocols.
• Communication Skills: Ability to present complex data clearly, both verbally and in writing.
• Education: Typically requires a degree in chemistry, biochemistry, pharmaceutical sciences, or a related field. Advanced certifications or training in chromatography may be beneficial.
• Experience: Prior experience in laboratory analysis, particularly with HPLC systems, is often required.

HPLC Analysts are critical in ensuring that analytical results are accurate, reliable, and adhere to regulatory standards. Their work supports industries in developing high-quality products and meeting safety and compliance standards.

Best Regards

HR -Executive

hr@softgelheathcare.com