Working at Microbial Analysis

At Microbial Analysis, we make the invisible visible. Curiosity and innovation are part of who we are. With advanced analytical technologies and smart software, we help organisations worldwide understand and manage microbial risks. From geothermal energy to drinking water, from corrosion research to biofilm diagnostics, our work directly contributes to our clients’ safety, sustainability and business continuity.

Why work with us?

  • We tackle complex challenges - from MIC‑related material loss to blockages caused by biofilm formation - issues that directly affect safety, maintenance and business continuity.
  • We work with state‑of‑the‑art analytical technologies, including next‑generation sequencing, qPCR and advanced data analysis tools that help clients make informed decisions.
  • You will join a small, expert and close‑knit team where we collaborate closely, value mutual respect and maintain a healthy balance between performance and well‑being.
  • Our work takes us across the globe. We regularly travel to regions such as North and West Africa and Southern Europe  to support clients on site.
  • We are curious and inquisitive.The microbial world is still largely unexplored, and new knowledge and techniques continually open up opportunities to support our clients even more effectively.

 

Who would be a good fit for us?

You thrive in an environment where technology and innovation take centre stage. You enjoy unravelling complex problems and working with colleagues who share your drive and curiosity. You gain energy from helping customers and turning data into practical solutions.

What we offer

Alongside challenging and varied work, we offer:

  • A dynamic and inspiring working environment where your ideas truly matter.
  • Meaningful work that contributes directly to our clients’ safety, sustainability and business continuity.
  • Interesting and diverse projects both in the Netherlands and abroad.
  • Strong support for personal and professional development.
  • Opportunities for training and further skill-building.
  • A 36 hour working week with flexible part time options.