Overview Atley Solutions is a global leader in commercial products and services for the development and manufacturing of radiopharmaceuticals based on Astatine-211. These pharmaceuticals are used in targeted alpha therapy, a promising treatment modality for metastatic cancer. With a strong track record of industry partnerships and a commitment to innovation, our team is at the forefront of advancing cancer therapies that make a real difference in patients’ lives. Atley is a dynamic, globally-minded startup and has been recognized as one of Sweden’s most innovative technology startups by Ny Teknik in 2021, 2023, and 2024. We are seeking a talented Radiochemist to join our close-knit team and contribute to breakthrough solutions in life sciences. About the Role As a Radiochemist at Atley Solutions, you will be an integral part of our research and development efforts. Your responsibilities will include: Radiochemistry Development & Automation – Design and optimize radiochemistry processes and automation workflows. Supporting Early Drug Discovery – Collaborate on customer projects to advance novel therapies. Technology Advancement – Contribute to the in-house development and refinement of Atley’s proprietary technology. Customer Engagement – Work directly with clients, including installation and maintenance of Atley hardware products at customer sites, with occasional travel within Sweden and internationally. Work Environment: You will be based at a unique research lab at Sahlgrenska University Hospital in Gothenburg, Sweden, working alongside globally recognized key opinion leaders (KOLs) in Astatine radiochemistry, including Emma Aneheim and Sture Lindegren. About You We are looking for an individual who is: Qualified – Holds a degree in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, or a related field (open to both recent graduates and candidates with prior experience). Collaborative – Thrives in a team environment where initiative and responsibility are highly valued. Adaptable – Willing to travel as needed for product installations and maintenance. Communicative – Proficient in written and spoken English, ensuring effective communication with international stakeholders. Note: While prior experience in radiochemistry is not required, a strong foundation in chemical laboratory work is essential for success and professional growth in this role. Join Us Atley Solutions offers a supportive, forward-thinking environment where every team member plays a vital role in shaping the future of healthcare. If you are passionate about (radio)chemistry and eager to make a transformative impact in life sciences, we invite you to apply. To apply, please submit your resume and cover letter detailing your qualifications and interest in the Radiochemist role. We look forward to hearing from you!

Swedish Match is dedicated to the improvement of public health by offering attractive alternatives to cigarettes. Some of our well-known brands are ZYN (nicotine pouches) and General (Snus). The company became part of Philip Morris International in 2023, and its products are now the cornerstone of the global and newly formed Category for Oral Smoke-free Products. The Role The role is a part of the Regulatory & Scientific Affairs/Analytical Science department in Stockholmwith responsibility for meeting Swedish Match’s and regulatory authorities' needs for chemical data on raw materials and products. In practice, this means quality control of the company's commercial products and those under development, primarily within smokefree product lines. The role involves tasks spanning the entire process—from receiving, handling, and processing samples to conducting analyses and shipping samples to internal customers. Responsibilities are rotated within the team, offering a broad range of tasks and providing insights into Swedish Match's entire operations. The role is integrated into a team of six individuals who uphold strong work ethics and contribute to an excellent work environment. The team characterizes their culture as friendly, social, and supportive. Work is carried out at Swedish Match office in Zinkensdam, Stockholm. Responsibilities: Perform, evaluate, and approve routine chemical analyses. Register samples in LIMS and handle logistics for shipping samples between internal sites globally. Sample preparation in the form of receiving, grinding and preparation. Support laboratory operations with tasks such as procurement and health and safety measures. Take responsibility for instrument validation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and contact with equipment suppliers. Initiate and implement method improvements and efficiency enhancements. The Candidate This role offers an exciting opportunity for someone who enjoys practical work with varied tasks. You will work cross-functionally and be part of a close-knit team. Swedish Match offers excellent working conditions, flexibility, and a supportive work environment. At times you will work hard, but you will never be alone, and we guarantee a social and enjoyable workplace. We place significant emphasis on personal qualities to ensure a strong cultural fit. Qualifications and Experience BSc in biomedical science, chemistry, biology or equivalent. Experience in laboratory work within the pharmaceutical, food, or environmental sectors is an advantage. Experience from working in LIMS is a plus. Experience writing reports and method descriptions is desirable. Experience in method development and instrument validation is a plus. Proficiency in Swedish and English, both spoken and written, is required. Personal Attributes Strong communication skills, both verbal and written. A collaborative team player who thrives in group settings. Ability to manage multiple parallel tasks, especially during busy periods. Application Join Swedish Match and become part of a dynamic team in a role that offers variety, collaboration, and personal growth. In this recruitment Swedish Match collaborates with SallyQ. For any questions please reach out to Sandra Bydell Sveder, Senior Recruitment Consultant at SallyQ, 076-319 96 88, [email protected]. Applications will be assessed continuously and will be accepted until the 11th of February.