IT&D Analyst, Digital Chemistry
We are Reckitt
Information Technology & Digital
Working globally across functions, you'll own your projects and process from start to finish, with the influence and visibility to achieve what needs to be done. And if you're willing to bring your ideas to the table, you'll get the support and investment to make them happen.
Your potential will never be wasted. You'll get the space and support to take your development to the next level. Every day, there will be opportunities to learn from peers and leaders through working on exciting, varied projects with real impact. And because our work spans so many different businesses, from Research and Product Development to Sales, you'll keep learning exciting new approaches.
About the role
At Reckitt our purpose is what motivates us to outperform our competitors. In this role you will be part of a team delivering our strategy for a digitally-accelerated R&D function. As part of the Digital Science and AI team in the IT & Digital (IT&D) function, you will actively listen, learn, and partner with our R&D teams, identifying the best ways to optimise & innovate our formulations, analytical methods, and product performance to delight our consumers with the best innovations.
The Analyst (Digital Chemistry) is responsible for supporting the ecosystem of digital chemistry: the services, applications and infrastructure that accelerate our product development tasks within Reckitt.
Your responsibilities
- Delivering computational chemistry and molecular modelling analyses that address Reckitt R&D challenges.
- Using and managing High-Performance Computing (HPC) environments to run, monitor and interpret computational workloads.
- Working collaboratively across Digital Science & AI, R&D, IT&D and external partners.
- Translating scientific questions into appropriate modelling, simulation and data-analysis workflows.
- Combining computational predictions with experimental data to generate actionable scientific insights.
- Supporting the development, validation and adoption of Digital Chemistry and AI-enabled tools.
The experience we're looking for
- Preferred degree-level education with a Bachelor’s, Master’s or PhD in Chemistry, Computational Chemistry, Biochemistry or a relevant field with a strong Chemistry and Computational Chemistry background.
- Practical experience in computational chemistry gained through academic research, industrial placements, internships or an early-career role.
- Experience working with High-Performance Computing (HPC) environments, including management, maintenance and optimisation of compute infrastructure and resources.
- Experience of Linux-based scientific computing environments, job scheduling systems and computational chemistry software deployment.
- Experience with scientific programming, preferably Python, to support workflow automation, data analysis and computational chemistry applications.
- Ability to translate scientific problems into practical computational solutions and effectively collaborate with scientific, technical and business stakeholders.
- Knowledge of emerging digital technologies, including AI/ML, and their application within scientific research and product development.
The skills for success
Computational Chemistry, High-Performance Computing, Molecular Dynamics, Quantum Chemistry, Cheminformatics, Structure–Property Modelling, Digital Strategy, Application Management, Scientific Programming, Python, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Statistical Modelling, Workflow Automation, Scientific Validation, Problem Solving, Communication and Collaboration.
What we offer
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