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Research engineer in organic chemistry and nucleoside chemistry
Université Orléans · Centre-Val de Loire · Closes in 11 days
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1 Check the conditions You are here
Open only to contract staff. It is not open to civil servants.
Category: Category A (executive)
Diploma: Master's degree (bac+5) in medicinal chemistry, therapeutic chemistry or an equivalent field. A PhD is appreciated.
Experience: Experience in multi-step synthesis and characterisation of organic molecules.
The profile they look for:
- Master's degree (bac+5) in medicinal chemistry, therapeutic chemistry or an equivalent field.
- Experience in multi-step synthesis and structural characterisation of organic molecules.
- Good command of modern synthesis techniques and analytical methods.
- Independence and rigour.
- Ability to work in a team.
- A PhD is particularly appreciated.
2 Résumé and cover letter
A one- or two-page résumé and a short cover letter that takes up the duties of the offer with your examples. If you are a civil servant, you are often asked for your latest status decision (arrêté) and your latest annual review reports.
3 Apply
Deadline: November 12 (Closes in 11 days)
Apply on the employer's website, through the official offer on Choisir le Service Public. Send your cover letter and CV before the deadline.
4 Interview and answer
If your application is shortlisted, the employer contacts you for an interview, often with two or three people. Prepare: why this job, your experience close to the duties, and your questions.
Good to know:
- Post in a protected scientific sector (PPST): arrival must be authorised by the MESR (ZRR).
- Remote work possible, 1 to 2 days per week depending on the department.
- 57 days of annual leave a year, including 10 RTT days, full time.
- Post available from January 2027, at the ICOA laboratory (UMR CNRS 7311).
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