We are a leading global research organization with over 3000 employees working in the field of material and analytical science, chemical synthesis, process development, bioscience, catalysis and digitalization. With our creative and diverse teams as well as our cutting-edge research, we help to make our customers more successful and drive the sustainability transformation.
BASF is the leading company dedicated to creating chemistry for a sustainable future. In our central research department for White Biotechnology, we develop innovative solutions to tackle global challenges across various sectors, including agriculture, feed, food, and care chemicals. Our diverse team brings together expertise in strain engineering, microbiology, protein biochemistry, biocatalysis, fermentation, and bioprocess engineering, among others. We are seeking a highly motivated and results-oriented biologist to join our team. As a Post-Doctoral Scientist, you will be part of our interdisciplinary group developing microbial solutions for industrial applications. The ideal candidate will have a proven track record in the area of methanol-based fermentations and microbial physiology.
BASF SE, located in Ludwigshafen am Rhein, is the corporate headquarters of the BASF Group and part of the Rhine-Neckar Metropolitan Region. BASF stands for competence in chemistry since 1865 and is represented today in the world's major consumer markets, with a wide range of products. As the largest employer in the region, BASF SE offers multiple career opportunities for students, university graduates and professionals providing also training in over 30 professions. Leisure, sports, culture and a good infrastructure characterize the Rhine-Neckar Metropolitan Region, in which BASF is also involved with numerous activities. Learn more about BASF SE at on.basf.com/BASFSE_LU
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