Junior Microbiology Analyst

Furthermore, you bring the following:

• You live in the Spijkenisse area
• You are available full-time (40 hours)
• You have knowledge of microbiological techniques and procedures
• You are looking for a long-term job and would like to further develop within SGS
• You have a proactive attitude and do not find it a problem to work according to a schedule and with urgent requests

• A completed MLO education in microbiology

• You speak fluent Dutch (required)
• You master the English language at a professional level

What do we offer you?

• A salary from €2,610 gross per month, depending on your knowledge and experience
• 8% holiday allowance
• 32 vacation days (based on a 40-hour work week)
• Participation in our pension scheme (fixed contribution 6%)
• Room for personal and professional development
• Access to the SGS sports and bicycle plan
• A stable, challenging job within an experienced and friendly team

Do you have your MBO diploma as a Biological Medical Analyst (or a comparable laboratory education) in your pocket and are you ready for your first or second step in your career? Do you work accurately, love learning new techniques, and are you looking for a varied job in a friendly team? Then we have the perfect place for you at SGS Nederland B.V. in Spijkenisse!

As a Junior Microbiology Analyst, you play an important role in food safety in the Netherlands. You are responsible for performing microbiological analyses and assessing the results. You work according to a schedule, know how to handle urgent requests well, and adhere to all safety and quality regulations.

Together with approximately 15 colleagues, you ensure the correct use of equipment, methods, and facilities. You process samples, assess plates, and perform identifications on microorganisms. Routine? Yes. Boring? Never.

Working hours

Between 07:00 and 18:00, with various start times:

• Start at 07:00 → finished at 15:30
• Start at 09:00 → finished at 17:30

You are someone who likes to take responsibility for your work. You work independently, see what needs to be done, and take initiative as soon as it is necessary. In a dynamic laboratory, you feel like a fish in water: accurate, structured, and always alert to quality and safety. Additionally, you are a team player who supports colleagues where necessary and switches smoothly between different tasks.