Kick-start your career in a cutting-edge radiopharmaceutical manufacturing environment.
This is a rare graduate/early-career opportunity to join a clinical-stage organisation working on therapies designed to improve outcomes for cancer patients.
You'll be supported by a high-performing team as you build hands-on experience across GMP manufacturing and QC testing in a fast-paced, time-critical operation.
The Opportunity As a Graduate Radiopharmaceutical Scientist , you'll learn end-to-end manufacturing and testing processes for radiopharmaceutical products and associated devices, working within a sterile, safety-controlled laboratory environment.
This role suits a strong graduate chemist (or similar science/engineering background) who's practical, detail-focused, and comfortable in a regulated setting.
What you'll be doing You will be trained and supported to: Assist with GMP manufacturing activities in a sterile environment Perform in-process and final product QC checks Support equipment setup, verification/validation activities, and documentation Assist with troubleshooting and continuous improvement initiatives Accurately record results and contribute to reporting to meet critical timelines Roster This site runs on early starts due to time-sensitive manufacturing and testing requirements.
You must be comfortable with full-time early morning starts (4:00am / 4:30am) , with standard 8-hour shifts.




Occasional earlier starts or later finishes may be required depending on production needs.
What you'll need We're open to graduate and early-career candidates with the right attitude and foundational technical knowledge.
Ideal background includes: Bachelor's or Master's degree in Chemistry, Pharmaceutical Science, Nuclear Medicine, Physics , or similar Engineering graduates (Chemical / Mechanical / Biomedical) are also encouraged to apply Understanding of GMP (even if academic/limited exposure) and why it matters Interest in manufacturing + quality, strong attention to detail, and confidence working under time pressure Comfort working with radioactive materials in a highly regulated workplace (licensing supported by the company) Working rights No employer sponsorship available Applicants must have full Australian working rights (Australian citizen / PR / or visa with unrestricted working rights and an independent pathway to PR).
485 Graduate visas may be considered if no sponsorship is required.
How to apply If you're a graduate looking to build a long-term career in GMP manufacturing and radiopharmaceuticals, apply now.
Consultant Sam Standfast Senior Recruitment Consultant ************ ****** / Reference number: BH-***** Profession:Science TechnologyOther Company: Fuse Recruitment Date posted: 28th Oct, ****

📌 Graduate Radiopharmaceutical Scientist New (Brisbane)
🏢 Fuse Recruitment
📍 Brisbane