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Assistant Applications Development Scientist
Apply remote type Hybrid Working locations Malvern, GB Bristol, GB time type Full time posted on Posted 3 Days Ago job requisition id 14540 Unleash Your Potential with a Malvern Panalytical summer student placement! Role title: Added in by the hiring manager Location:
Malvern About Us: We are Malvern Panalytical, a global leader in analytical technology, empowering scientists across a diverse range of industries to unlock the secrets of materials at the nanoscale level. Our cutting-edge instruments, from particle characterization to X-ray analysis, help customers develop better products, optimize processes, and solve complex challenges in everything from the latest battery technology to novel pharmaceuticals, to making the strongest buildings and the best-tasting foods and drinks. We're driven by innovation, collaboration, and making a real difference in the world. Are you a STEM student with a passion for learning and understanding the science of the very small? Join our vibrant R&D teams in Malvern and Bristol and you will: Tackle real-world challenges using cutting-edge tech. Develop your skills by making a meaningful contribution to a range of exciting and impactful projects to develop and improve our instruments. Learn from the best in a collaborative environment with access to industry-standard tools and equipment. Help to inspire future generations as a STEM ambassador. Experience a supportive and inclusive culture with flexible work options (hybrid model available). About the Role: We’re offering a summer internship to develop an application that integrates data from the Mastersizer and imaging systems. The app will simplify how users access and analyze data, improving the overall experience. As an intern, you’ll develop algorithms to merge data from both systems and create a seamless interface. You’ll collaborate with stakeholders to gather feedback and refine your proposed solution. Responsibilities: Develop algorithms to integrate data from the Mastersizer and Hydroinsight systems. Design a user-friendly web interface to streamline data analysis. Work with R&D and application specialists to gather feedback and refine the tool. About you: Background in Physics, Computer Science, or related field. Strong coding skills (Python preferred). Experience with algorithm development. Lab experience is a plus; training provided. Good communication and interpersonal skills for collaboration. This is a great opportunity to contribute to real-world scientific innovation while gaining hands-on experience in software development and data integration. What’s in it for you: A competitive salary of up to £23,809.50 (pro rata 12 week contract) Benefits: 25 days pro rata paid holiday + UK bank holidays, employee assist program and more. Locations: Malvern (Worcestershire) or Bristol. Full-time position, 37.5 hours, Monday to Friday (with options for flexibility). Hybrid working, based on your tasks. Ready to join the next generation of Malvern Panalytical scientists? Apply today!
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Apply remote type Hybrid Working locations Malvern, GB Bristol, GB time type Full time posted on Posted 3 Days Ago job requisition id 14540 Unleash Your Potential with a Malvern Panalytical summer student placement! Role title: Added in by the hiring manager Location:
Malvern About Us: We are Malvern Panalytical, a global leader in analytical technology, empowering scientists across a diverse range of industries to unlock the secrets of materials at the nanoscale level. Our cutting-edge instruments, from particle characterization to X-ray analysis, help customers develop better products, optimize processes, and solve complex challenges in everything from the latest battery technology to novel pharmaceuticals, to making the strongest buildings and the best-tasting foods and drinks. We're driven by innovation, collaboration, and making a real difference in the world. Are you a STEM student with a passion for learning and understanding the science of the very small? Join our vibrant R&D teams in Malvern and Bristol and you will: Tackle real-world challenges using cutting-edge tech. Develop your skills by making a meaningful contribution to a range of exciting and impactful projects to develop and improve our instruments. Learn from the best in a collaborative environment with access to industry-standard tools and equipment. Help to inspire future generations as a STEM ambassador. Experience a supportive and inclusive culture with flexible work options (hybrid model available). About the Role: We’re offering a summer internship to develop an application that integrates data from the Mastersizer and imaging systems. The app will simplify how users access and analyze data, improving the overall experience. As an intern, you’ll develop algorithms to merge data from both systems and create a seamless interface. You’ll collaborate with stakeholders to gather feedback and refine your proposed solution. Responsibilities: Develop algorithms to integrate data from the Mastersizer and Hydroinsight systems. Design a user-friendly web interface to streamline data analysis. Work with R&D and application specialists to gather feedback and refine the tool. About you: Background in Physics, Computer Science, or related field. Strong coding skills (Python preferred). Experience with algorithm development. Lab experience is a plus; training provided. Good communication and interpersonal skills for collaboration. This is a great opportunity to contribute to real-world scientific innovation while gaining hands-on experience in software development and data integration. What’s in it for you: A competitive salary of up to £23,809.50 (pro rata 12 week contract) Benefits: 25 days pro rata paid holiday + UK bank holidays, employee assist program and more. Locations: Malvern (Worcestershire) or Bristol. Full-time position, 37.5 hours, Monday to Friday (with options for flexibility). Hybrid working, based on your tasks. Ready to join the next generation of Malvern Panalytical scientists? Apply today!
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