163 jobs for “Cell Therapy Scientist”
TRS Consulting Chippenham £52,000 pa
Field Service Engineer, Medical Diagnostic SystemsOverall Earnings £65,000Basic Salary Up To £52,000Door To Door OvertimeOn Call Allowance10% BonusCompany Car (Electric Or Hybrid)PensionHealthcareLife InsurancePhone, LaptopHolidaysThe Role – Field Service Engineer, Medical Diagnostic SystemsThis market leader seeks to recruit a technically motivated...
TRS Consulting Taunton £52,000 pa
Servicing, installing, repairing and calibrating sophisticated laboratory diagnostics systems in pathology departments, NHS labs and clinical chemistry environments. The role also supports flow cytometry, cell separation and diagnostics products at customer sites, combining electro-mechanical fault-finding with customer-facing work.
CSL Liverpool
Leads the Operational Excellence function at a major influenza vaccine manufacturing site, deploying Lean, Six Sigma and the CSL Operating System to translate strategy into operational priorities and financial benefits. Owns the site management system, structured problem solving and continuous improvement, coaching senior leaders and leading the OE team. Reports to the Manufacturing Site Lead and sits on the Site Leadership Team.
Isomorphic Labs Cambridge, United States
Lead in vitro and cellular pharmacology strategy for small-molecule drug design programs, defining screening cascades and guiding biophysical, biochemical and cell-based assays from hit identification to candidate selection. Bridge computational AI/ML predictions with laboratory validation, managing CRO partnerships and collaborating with chemistry, structural biology and translational teams.
Latent Labs London
Architect novel generative models to design functional proteins, working in an interdisciplinary team of ML researchers, protein engineers and biologists. Split roughly 90% model building and 10% self-development, spanning data curation, evaluation metrics, prototyping, cloud training/inference and wet lab testing campaigns.
Thermo Fisher Scientific United Kingdom
Serves as a trusted technical advisor to customers, delivering pre- and post-sales support through product demonstrations, hands-on training, troubleshooting and technical consultation on high-content imaging and screening platforms. Works closely with sales and cross-functional teams, developing and optimising fluorescence-based cell assays and quantitative image analysis. Requires frequent travel across the UK and Ireland, with occasional international trips.
Francis Crick Institute London £47,500 pa
Investigates how protein machines remodel microtubules using cryo-electron microscopy, protein reconstitution and fluorescence microscopy. As an early member of a new lab, you will shape the research programme, establish experimental approaches and develop scientific independence while working closely with the group leader.
University of East Anglia Norwich £21,805 pa
Investigates how G-quadruplex DNA and RNA structures regulate metabolic changes during fungal spore germination, using Aspergillus fumigatus as a model. The student will map G4 formation genome-wide, engineer mutants via CRISPR-Cas9, and apply NMR metabolomics and microscopy to study cell-wall remodelling and antifungal susceptibility within an interdisciplinary research environment.
University of East Anglia Norwich £21,805 pa
Investigate why sexually antagonistic genes persist, using Drosophila to identify consistent loci and validate their sex-specific fitness effects via CRISPR-Cas9 allele swaps. Combines bioinformatics, genome engineering and sequencing, with training across evolutionary genetics, statistics and functional genomics at Norwich Research Park.
University of Exeter Exeter £21,805 pa
An interdisciplinary PhD studentship combining computational genomics at Exeter with stem-cell biology and CRISPR editing at Cambridge. The student will analyse whole-genome sequencing data from large multi-ancestry cohorts, integrate genetic signals with epigenetic maps and AI tools like AlphaGenome, and build iPSC-derived visceral and subcutaneous adipocyte models to functionally test prioritised regulatory variants.
Francis Crick Institute London £47,500 pa
Lead a computational project studying how driver mutation clones interact with their microenvironment in chronic liver disease and liver cancer. Develop graph neural networks, transformers and generative AI methods on large-scale spatial genomics, single-cell and imaging data, embedded across the Crick and Wellcome Sanger Institute with joint supervision.
Hudson Shribman United Kingdom £55,000 – £70,000 pa
This role involves leading in-vitro toxicology studies within a regulated preclinical environment, focusing on assay development and execution for product safety assessment. The scientist will apply advanced cell-based methods including Neutral Red, Ames, and micronucleus assays, interpret complex biological data, and support regulatory submissions. Collaboration with internal teams and external partners is key, alongside method validation and scientific reporting in a quality-assured laboratory setting.
Ipsen Wrexham
Leads Cell Line Development and Upstream Process Development strategies for biologic products, from candidate selection through commercial manufacturing. Acts as subject matter expert within cross-functional CMC teams, managing CDMO partnerships, supporting regulatory submissions and technology transfer, and mentoring junior scientists.
Genomics London
Early-career scientist role in a Life Sciences team, generating therapeutic hypotheses by mining in-house genomic data with statistical methods to identify and triage drug targets. Also develops and optimises polygenic risk score tools for patient stratification, working with omic data using statistical and AI/ML approaches and communicating findings to internal and external stakeholders.
Evotec Macclesfield
Designs and executes work plans for early drug discovery projects within a Protein Sciences team, supporting multiple projects and presenting results to clients. Hands-on role focused on recombinant protein expression using insect cell systems such as BEVS, S2 and Sf9, including construct design, baculovirus generation and troubleshooting difficult targets like membrane proteins.
