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Chemify

Production Chemist

Chemify

Glasgow

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Posted on 4 August 2026

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About Chemify

Chemify is creating a future where important molecules, drugs and currently unimaginable new materials are instantly accessible; thereby radically increasing the speed of innovation, quality of life, and reach of humanity. The company is building the infrastructure to digitize chemistry for the design, discovery and synthesis of new molecules with the desired function and properties instantly and on-demand. Chemify has built a platform that combines purpose-built programming languages, robotics, AI, and the world’s largest and continuously growing database of chemical programs to accelerate chemical discovery to new, transformative heights.

Chemify is supported by some of the best investors from Silicon Valley and across the world, including Triatomic Capital, BlueYard ventures, DCVC, Founders Fund, and others.

Job Purpose

The Production Chemist will support the production team in efficiently executing critical manufacturing tasks to ensure high-quality, high-throughput and safe chemical manufacturing. While working within the laboratory the Production Chemist must be observant of safety standards and operating procedures.

Who we are looking for

The ideal candidate will be a smart, enthusiastic, energetic and ambitious individual excited to wear many hats and contribute to the overall success of the company as the needs evolve.​

We welcome applications from candidates with HNC/HND qualifications in Applied Sciences/Chemistry or relevant degrees who can demonstrate significant hands-on laboratory experience and a desire to work in a high-throughput manufacturing environment.

Key Responsibilities

Be a key member of the Production Team

Setup of automated chemical reactions using our proprietary Curie, Lovelace and Arnold platforms

Carry out automated and manual chemistry operations (e.g. filtrations, workups and evaporations)

Maintaining laboratory housekeeping

Take on growing responsibilities during the transformation of the company from an R&D stage organisation to an operational powerhouse

Taking the initiative to suggest improvements to working practices

Accurate and timely documentation of completed tasks using our own digital laboratory notebook

Qualifications and Experience

Minimum Higher (or equivalent) in English, mathematics and a science subject. HNC/HND or degree in relevant field preferred.

The candidate should have previous work or study experience in a technical role within a laboratory environment, including the handling of chemicals

Good numeracy, literacy and attention to detail

Ability to follow defined procedures accurately

Oral and written communication skills (English fluency)

Location

This role will be based at the company’s new manufacturing site at OakBank Industrial Estate, Garscube Road, Glasgow, G20 7LU.

Shift Pattern

This role will involve working one of several shifts (e.g. early, late, nightshift, weekend).

Number of Positions

We are looking to fill 5 positions with start dates between February and April 2026.

UK Right to Work

Please note that the company are unable to sponsor visas for this role.

About Chemify

Chemify is turning chemistry into code: molecules described in a programming language and then made by a robotic 'Chemifarm' rather than by hand. Spun out of the University of Glasgow, where the lab and most of the roles still are, on $50m+ of Series B. The postings run from research chemists to software and robotics engineers, which is the unusual part.