Laboratory Technician for Quality in Ribeira

- Your technical training in an analytical laboratory or food chemistry: Having a degree in clinical analysis laboratory, diagnostics, chemistry, or food industries will give you the necessary theoretical and instrumental fluency to perform in the plant.

- Your methodological rigor in sampling and protocol management: Applying technical precision in data collection and in performing tests will guarantee the analytical reliability of the results.

- Your flexibility to work rotating morning and afternoon shifts: Adapting to the Monday to Friday rotation will facilitate continuous analytical monitoring of the packaging lines and collaborative work with the plant team.

- Professional projection and job stability in the plant: You will start with an initial 1-month contract focused on evaluating your analytical mastery, oriented towards continuous extensions and your direct move to the permanent staff.

If you want to develop your analytical career in the food industry, here you will apply methodological rigor and precision instrumentation.

You will join the Quality and R&D+i area of a leading canning firm in Ribeira, working with demanding technical-sanitary standards.

- Analytical development and specialization in food quality control: You will strengthen your competencies in physico-chemical testing, organoleptic analysis, and microbiology oriented towards compliance with HACCP and IFS/BRC standards.

You will guarantee food safety and regulatory compliance for each batch of finished product before its final distribution.

Your analytical work will protect organoleptic standards and technical traceability, ensuring maximum customer confidence.

- You will execute physico-chemical testing, organoleptic analysis, and sampling in the plant to verify the quality of raw materials.

- You will document and record analytical results by preparing the corresponding quality control reports.

- You will maintain equipment calibration, order, and the hygienic-sanitary conditions of the laboratory under Good Practice regulations.

- Rotating shifts from Monday to Friday with weekends off: You will structure your workdays in Morning shifts (07:00 to 15:00 h) and Afternoon shifts (15:00 to 23:00 h) exclusively from M-F, ensuring total disconnection on the weekend.