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Field Application Specialist

Invenia Group
Birmingham
1 week ago
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Field Application Scientist – Single-Cell Genomics | EMEA


Invenia is working with a leading life science company is hiring a Field Application Scientist (FAS) to support their growing single-cell genomics portfolio across the UK, Germany, France, Italy, and Spain. This customer-facing role involves approximately 70% travel, with preference for UK-based candidates due to customer concentration.


Key Responsibilities:

  • Provide pre- and post-sales support and training on single-cell genomics workflows and applications.
  • Partner closely with Sales, Marketing, and Product teams to support customer success.
  • Offer data analysis assistance, troubleshooting, and experimental guidance.
  • Deliver seminars and technical training to varied audiences.
  • Perform light commercial tasks such as CRM updates, quotes, and order coordination.


Candidate Profile:

  • PhD or MSc in Life Sciences with industry or customer-facing experience
  • Strong background in genomics; single-cell experience desirable.
  • Excellent communication skills and a problem-solving mindset.
  • Willingness to travel extensively within EMEA (up to 70%).


Compensation & Benefits:

  • Base salary: £50,000–£70,000
  • 20% commission
  • Company car and comprehensive benefits package


This is a non-sales, technically focused position ideal for someone who enjoys scientific collaboration and supporting cutting-edge genomics solutions across Europe.

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