Nothing out of the ordinary, but a "basic" pen and paper skills test was given that had questions that would most liked be obscure to you if you haven't had previous exposure to testing surfactants or working in a manufacturing environment. Reactions, titrations that were specific to their industry etc....
Do you know pipetting. General chamistry question. hplc , pharamceutical, USP FDA cGMP It's nothing like interview. Just just go there for formality. Jsut ask them few questions and they will give you offer, Do you know pipetting. General chamistry question. hplc , pharamceutical, USP FDA cGMP
They are more targeted toward interpersonal skills and technical trouble shooting
Several named reaction were asked to be drawn, all from Clayden.
How did you find out about this opening
Skillset, what I can offer,
what is your experience with method development?
What is the Charle's law?
What relevant experience do you have?
Do you have any lab experience?
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