Job summary
This role involves hands-on development of radiolabelled radiopharmaceuticals and related manufacturing methods to support clinical and commercial applications. Working within a multidisciplinary team, the radiochemist will conduct experiments to advance products through development stages, including clinical translation and commercial supply.
Location and work setup
- Location
- Oslo
- Work setup
- On-site
Responsibilities
Design and perform radiochemistry experiments to develop reliable radiolabelling methods for pre-clinical, clinical, and commercial production stages. Conduct laboratory work handling radioactivity in compliance with safety and regulatory standards. Analyze results, troubleshoot labelling methods, and refine processes independently. Develop and apply analytical methods for product characterization and release. Collaborate with scientific and business teams across functions and coordinate with external partners. Document experimental work and author scientific and regulatory reports.
Qualifications
Degree in radiochemistry, chemistry, or closely related discipline (PhD or MSc with relevant practical experience). Proven hands-on laboratory experience with PET or radionuclide radiolabelling, preferably including [18F]fluoride labelling. Experience with radiopharmaceutical product development or production in academic or commercial settings. Knowledge of analytical techniques such as radio-HPLC and gas chromatography. Strong written and verbal English communication skills. Eligibility to work in Norway or obtain the necessary work permit.