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CT19 in Cambridge, UK, seeks a Formulation Scientist to lead the development of collagen-based coatings for advanced biomaterials within the Product Development Team. You will apply biobased polymer chemistry to translate fundamental science into scalable, high-performance coatings and act as a technical lead for formulation strategy.
The role requires a PhD with 2–8 years (or Master's with 5+ years) in a relevant field, proven coatings formulation experience, and collaborative, cross-functional
An exciting opportunity has arisen to join an innovative materials company developing next-generation bio-based materials for global consumer brands. The company is revolutionising materials through creativity, science, and scale. Its flagship material is a sophisticated bio-based material engineered from collagen, designed to combine strong performance, sophisticated handfeel, and scalable production. The business partners with leading consumer brands to create products that meet high standards of commercial viability, performance, and sustainability. Joining the company means helping shape the future of materials on a global stage. This is an opportunity for an ambitious, entrepreneurial scientist who wants to challenge convention, move quickly, and contribute to lasting industry change.
As a Formulation Scientist within the Product Development Team, you will lead the formulation development of next-generation collagen-based coatings for advanced biomaterials. This role combines expertise in biobased polymer chemistry with hands-on formulation development, helping translate fundamental science into scalable, high-performance coatings. You will act as a subject matter expert in coatings and formulation science, driving innovation in collagen modification, coating architectures, and application processes to deliver materials with superior aesthetics, durability, and sustainability. You will play a critical role in bridging chemistry and product performance, developing formulations that are compatible with the company’s material platforms and scalable manufacturing processes.
Salary: £47,000 - £60,000 dependent on experience + Bonus/Equity/Healthcare/Improved Pension