Mestrelab Research SL (www.mestrelab.com) has an opening for a Software Quality Control Specialist,
This is a full time position with a permanent contract. The successful candidate will integrate within Mestrelab’s Research and Development Department, responsible for the development of Mnova (http://www.mestrelab.com/index.php?option=com_mestrelab&Itemid=2), Mspin (http://www.mestrelab.com/index.php?option=com_mestrelab&task=ficha&id=6&Itemid=2) and other forthcoming Mestrelab software products, and report directly to Mestrelab’s Head of Development. The successful candidate must be able to relocate to Santiago de Compostela, as this in mainly an office based position, and must be available to conduct a face to face second interview in Santiago (first interviews for candidates living remotely can be carried out via web meeting).
The requirements for this position are:
Chemistry or Biochemistry qualification (BsC, MsC or PhD)
Excellent level of written and spoken English.
Demonstrable experience with Analytical Chemistry Software as an user.
In addition, the following will be an advantage:
Demonstrable software testing or software programming experience
Demonstrable experience in Cheminformatics
Any additional qualifications or experience in the field of Analytical Chemistry
Any additional languages fluently spoken.
The successful candidate will be responsible for the ongoing Quality Control of all Mestrelab’s software products under development, and for the setting up of robust software testing protocols, as well as for the preparation of technical documentation and for occasional customer support tasks. This is a newly created position with potential for further growth and development.
All candidates interested in the position should send their CV and any additional documentation by email to info@mestrec.com.
Santi Dominguez
CEO
Mestrelab Research SL
Feliciano Barrera 9B, Bajo
15706 Santiago de Compostela
Spain
Tel: +34881976775
Cell: +447815799765
Email: sdominguez@mestrec.com
Web: http://www.mestrelab.com
Blog: http://blog.mestrec.com & http://nmr-analysis.blogspot.com/
