Bioprocess Development Lead

Kleboe Jardine Ltd

Edinburgh

3 weeks ago

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Our client is a fast-growing biotech company seeking aBioprocessing Development Leadto drive the transition of its pioneering cell culture platform from lab bench to pilot scale.

Their technology has revolutionised the way that plant-derived ingredients are produced, using sustainable methods of cultivation without the need to destroy trees or habitats.

We are seeking a senior bioprocessing professional to lead the scaling of the company’s biomanufacturing capabilities to meet growing customer needs.

Join a mission-driven team that’s redefining sustainable biomanufacturing through innovative technology—delivering high-value natural ingredients without harming ecosystems.

We’re looking for a bioprocessing professional to:

Design, establish, and operate pilot-scale cell culture biomanufacturing systems (upstream & downstream).
Lead thescale-upof novel production processes (from 1L to ~100L bioreactors).
Develop and optimise downstream purification for plant-based bioactives.
Work cross-functionally with R&D, commercial, and senior leadership to meet project and customer milestones.

You Bring:

MSc, PhD or EngD in Bioprocessing, Biotechnology, or a related discipline.
Hands-on experience inbioprocess development,scale-up, andtech transfer.
Expertise in downstream processing techniques (e.g., filtration, extraction, analysis).
A collaborative mindset and some experience ofteam leadershipin dynamic environments.
Strong problem-solving, communication, and project management skills.
Experience with biomanufacturing QA/QC, safety protocols, and regulatory compliance.

Why Join?

Be part of a purpose-driven team with cutting-edge science at its core.
Shape the future of sustainable manufacturing.
Flexibility and growth opportunities in a high-impact, scaling company.

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