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Biotechnology Jobs in Cambridge

Home to world-class research institutions and a thriving biotech ecosystem, Cambridge is a hub for innovation in genomics, pharmaceuticals, and bioprocessing.

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131
Salary range
£28k – £516k
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Cambridge is renowned for its cutting-edge biotechnology sector, driven by a concentration of leading research institutions, universities, and innovative companies. The city hosts a vibrant ecosystem where academic excellence meets commercial ambition, making it a prime location for biotech professionals. Key players such as the Wellcome Sanger Institute and AstraZeneca are headquartered here, alongside numerous scaleups and research-heavy startups. The local biotech landscape is characterised by a strong focus on genomics, pharmaceutical R&D, and bioprocessing, with a mix of on-site and hybrid working arrangements.

Salary on the board

£28k – £516k

Based on advertised midpoints across the 18 priced listings posted in the last 12 months. Base salary only.

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Entry
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68
2 jobs
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1 job
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Senior
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150
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Lead
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1 job
Director
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516
4 jobs
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Medical Affairs Partner - Nephrology & Rheumatology

Acts as a key medical affairs liaison for nephrology and rheumatology, translating complex scientific data into strategic initiatives and fostering relationships with healthcare experts. Supports local and global medical strategies, contributes to scientific partnerships, medical education, and insight generation. Works within a collaborative, patient-focused environment to improve healthcare outcomes.

Roche Welwyn Hatfield, United Kingdom
Hybrid Contract
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Principal Data Strategy & Analytics Specialist

This role involves shaping data strategies and leading advanced analytics to support evidence generation and clinical decision-making using real-world and clinical trial data. The specialist will design analytical frameworks, drive data standardization, and collaborate with global teams to integrate complex data sources for patient impact.

Roche Welwyn Hatfield, United Kingdom
Hybrid Permanent

Biomedical Engineer

This role involves hands-on maintenance and repair of laboratory biomedical equipment, including stainers, cover slippers, and Roche Ultra systems, alongside managing CMMS operations using Qualer. The engineer ensures regulatory compliance, supports lab staff with equipment best practices, and coordinates vendor services to maintain high equipment uptime across a site with approximately 500 machines. Key responsibilities include preventive maintenance, calibration, troubleshooting, and accurate documentation within a regulated R&D and diagnostics environment.

KEMIO Consulting LTD Babraham, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom £40,000 – £55,000 pa
On-site Permanent
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Regulatory Affairs Specialist - Medical Devices

This role involves leading quality assurance and regulatory affairs initiatives within a global medical devices company, working across European, American, and Asian regulatory standards. You will develop and implement solutions for compliance and management systems in a highly technical R&D and manufacturing environment. The position offers exposure to emerging regulated industries and complex, international projects.

Newton Colmore Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom £42,000 – £46,000 pa
On-site Permanent
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Senior CMC Regulatory Strategy Manager

Leads CMC regulatory strategy for biopharmaceutical development and lifecycle management, coordinating submissions and ensuring compliance with global regulations. Works across cross-functional teams to address complex regulatory challenges and support continuous supply. Focuses on risk mitigation, process improvement, and influencing regulatory decisions in a matrix environment.

GSK Stevenage, United Kingdom €90,000 – €150,000 pa
Hybrid Permanent

Analytical Scientist

Conduct routine polymer analysis using HPLC and other analytical techniques, ensuring accurate data generation and compliance with quality standards. Support method development and verification within a regulated laboratory environment. Maintain lab operations and contribute to continuous improvement initiatives.

Reed Mk441Lq, MK44 1LQ, United Kingdom £27,500 – £33,500 pa
On-site Permanent
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Clinical Programmer/Analyst

The Clinical Programmer/Analyst designs, builds, and reviews programming solutions to transform clinical and real-world data into reliable results for regulatory and research purposes. Working closely with statisticians and data scientists, the role involves developing validated datasets, tables, listings, and figures using CDISC standards such as SDTM and ADaM, while ensuring compliance with GxP and ICH guidelines. The position supports agile delivery within a hybrid work environment and emphasizes technical excellence, collaboration, and innovation in clinical data programming.

GSK Stevenage, United Kingdom
Hybrid Permanent

Quality Engineer (Compliance)

This role involves ensuring medical device and drug-device combination products meet strict regulatory standards throughout development. The Quality Engineer (Compliance) will lead design controls, risk management, and audit readiness activities, working closely with development teams and external partners. Key focus areas include DHF and RMF maintenance, regulatory compliance, and supporting clinical trial investigations.

Next Phase Recruitment Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom
Hybrid Contract
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Regulatory Affairs Specialist Jobs (Biotech)

£42k – £46k
2 open

Scientist; Protein And Cell Sciences

1 open

Medical Affairs Partner - Nephrology & Rheumatology

1 open
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Hiring in Cambridge

Cambridge's biotech sector is highly competitive, with a constant demand for skilled professionals. Companies ranging from global giants to early-stage startups actively recruit, offering a wide range of opportunities. The city's reputation for excellence attracts top talent from around the world.

The local job market is characterised by a strong emphasis on research and development, with a particular focus on cutting-edge technologies. Roles often require a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, making Cambridge an ideal place for those looking to push the boundaries of biotechnology.

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  • Common roles include research scientists, bioinformaticians, clinical trial managers, and bioprocess engineers.

  • While many roles require on-site presence, there are increasing opportunities for hybrid and remote work, especially for data-focused positions.

  • Key industries include genomics, pharmaceutical R&D, bioprocessing, and gene therapy.

  • The strong academic presence, particularly from the University of Cambridge, fosters a culture of innovation and collaboration, driving advancements in biotechnology.

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