We hope that by joining us, you will discover why people stay with our business for so long and have such a significant impact on our globally growing success story. This role is a hybrid role with the main location being High Wycombe. We work from 8:00 am until 4:30 pm Monday to Thursday and finish at 1:00 pm on Fridays, allowing you to start your weekend early.
You will have two direct reports (chemists/technologists) and report to the Chief Production Officer (CPO) based in Vojens, Denmark. Your main responsibilities will include: Own the chemistry of our solid propellants – develop, document, and validate all fuel formulations and recipe control standardsDefine and maintain critical process parameters (temperature, mixing time, vacuum, catalysts, etc.) and ensure robust process windows from lab scale to full-scale productionLead and manage the analytical laboratory: raw material testing, in-process testing, test methodologies, calibration, documentation, and data traceabilityDrive recipe change control – plan and execute pilot batches, validation, and transfer to production, including updates of SOPs and work instructionsConduct root-cause analysis in collaboration with Process Engineering and Maintenance to address recurring defects, quality deviations and process instabilityEnsure full batch traceability and strong HSE practices for hazardous materials (classification, storage, transport, and safe handling)Collaborate closely with Quality Control to define sampling plans, acceptance criteria and CAPA activities (Corrective and Preventive Actions)Contribute to supplier qualification and material approval, including definition and verification of technical specificationsContinuously improve yield, scrap rate and recipe cost through optimization of formulations and process parametersMaintain and prepare documentation for ISO, AQAP and defense-quality audits related to chemical operationsLead, coach, and develop your team of chemists and technologists and help build a strong safety- and quality-driven culture on site We are looking for an experienced and hands-on chemical leader who thrives in a high-tech, safety-critical production environment and enjoys building something new.
You will be responsible for the Customer Service activities and Credit Management. Main responsibilities are: Foster a high‑performance culture centered on collaboration, continuous learning, and customer satisfactionEnsure outstanding quality in all customer service activities, securing a seamless and satisfying customer journeyHandle complex credit situations and interface with critical customers, approving credit assessments from internal partners (Sales)Monitor service-level KPIs and performance metrics at both team and individual level, ensuring goals are consistently achievedDevelop and implement team strategies, identifying opportunities for continuous improvement and efficencyCollaborate closely with multiple departments as well as with headquarters, on projects impacting customer experience and operational efficiency.Participate actively in management discussions and contribute to key business decisionsContribute to innovation projects, including the rollout of digital and AI tools What makes you stand out Proven experience in managing operational teams within Customer Service and/or Credit Management environments.Ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary contexts and engage with various internal and external stakeholders.Strong orientation toward continuous improvement, data analysis, and the resolution of complex problems.Advanced knowledge of digital tools (ideally MS Dynamics, Genesys, CAM) for operational management and reporting.Hands-on attitude with a strong ability to collaborate on projects and maintain relationships with headquarters and other subsidiaries.Fluent English (C1 level).Bachelor’s degree We are looking forward to your application and to applicants who enrich our diverse culture!
This role is essential to ensuring the accuracy and timeliness of vendor payments, maintaining clean account records, and supporting financial reporting and audit readiness. Main Responsibilities: • Post incoming payments and manage vendor accounts • Reconcile AP sub-ledger to the general ledger • Assist in preparing balance confirmations and reports • Support month-end activities and documentation • Review and process vendor invoices and employee expense claims in accordance with company policies • Perform 3-way matching for purchase orders, invoices, and receipts • Prepare and execute regular payment runs (wires, ACH, checks) • Reconcile vendor accounts and resolve discrepancies or payment issues • Assist with AP month-end closing, including journal entries and accruals • Maintain accurate AP ledger records and support general ledger integrity • Communicate with vendors and internal stakeholders to ensure timely resolution of issues • Support internal and external audit requirements with documentation • Contribute to the improvement of AP procedures and participate in system/process updates What makes you stand out • Degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field • 2–3 years of experience in AP or accounting • Familiarity with ERP systems and accounting principles • Detail-oriented with good time management skills • Solid understanding of accounting principles (GAAP/IFRS) • Strong Excel skills and attention to detail • Effective communication and organizational skills • Ability to work under deadlines and manage multiple priorities • Experience in a high-volume or shared services AP environment • Attention to detail
This position acts as the service sales liaison between the Leybold factory and the client with the intent to teach companies how to maximize the life cycle of their equipment through means of the VTS Service Ladder. Main Responsibilities: This position is an even mix of time in the home office and on-site work at some of the worlds most technologically advanced factories, to demonstrate to engineers and management how to maximixe the life of their equipment by teaching and promoting the VTS Service Ladder.