Field Product Support Specialist / Diagnostics / Lab Systems

Clearline Recruitment Ltd
Hampshire
3 days ago
Create job alert

Job Title: Field Service EngineerLocation: Field Based - Dorset & Hampshire area, with ad hoc visits to Burgess Hill requiredSalary: £265.27 - £305.06 per day (UMB)Full TimeTemporary 12 Month Contract (inside IR35)Are you looking for a role that makes you feel valued, important and offers you the opportunity to make meaningful and transformative positive impacts on people's lives?We are working with a global client whose ethos is plain and simple: we come to work to help be a part of a better future. Our client requires an experienced Field Service Engineer to cover the Dorset and Hampshire area.Benefits:25 days holiday per annum + recognised bank holidaysWeekly competitive payExcellent and supportive working environment within renowned global business Requirements:Degree educated in a relevant biomedical disciplineHardware experience in pathology, particularly Biochemistry / Blood sciencesElectro-Mechanical/Photometry/Immunoassay/PreanalyticsPrevious experience working in a hospital or research laboratory (strongly desired)Proven troubleshooting experience Understanding of the diagnostics industry and working in a multicultural organization (strongly desired)IT literate with experience in CRM and web delivery tools (advantageous)Strong communication skills and resilience in a fast-paced environmentAbility to work independently and in a teamFull UK/EU driving license and valid passport for overseas training Responsibilities:Provide frontline, on-site application, engineering, or IT technical support to designated customersTroubleshoot and resolve customer issues on-site, ensuring service qualityConduct system installations, commissioning, and go-live supportDeliver customer training and maintain training recordsIdentify and escalate complex system failures and complaintsAssist the commercial team with product demonstrations and customer meetingsSupport customers in managing inventory levels and compliance requirementsProvide out-of-hours telephone support when required For more information about this Field Service Engineer role, please contact Chloe McCausland at Clearline Recruitment on (phone number removed) between 8:30am - 5:00pm

Related Jobs

View all jobs

Training Specialist

Technology Transfer Specialist

Regulatory Affairs Specialist

Medical Science Liaison

Scientific Product Sales Specialist

Clinical Application Specialist

Get the latest insights and jobs direct. Sign up for our newsletter.

By subscribing you agree to our privacy policy and terms of service.

Industry Insights

Discover insightful articles, industry insights, expert tips, and curated resources.

Rural-Remote Biotech Jobs: Making Waves Beyond the Big Cities

A Fresh Outlook for Biotech Professionals When people think of biotech jobs in the UK, their minds often jump to the famous “Golden Triangle” encompassing London, Oxford, and Cambridge—areas historically rich in research institutes, biotech start-ups, and Big Pharma headquarters. While these regions remain crucial to the sector, the landscape is evolving. New technologies, changes in work culture, and the increasing feasibility of remote and hybrid roles are drawing life science professionals away from city centres and into the rural or coastal parts of the country. At BiotechnologyJobs.co.uk, we see more and more postings for roles in beautiful, often overlooked areas—from the hills of North Wales and the rolling landscapes of Yorkshire to the spectacular coastlines of Cornwall and Argyll. Even jobseekers are becoming more adventurous with their search terms, going beyond “lab technician in London” to include lifestyle-driven queries like “tech jobs by the sea” or “biotech remote countryside.” Why are these opportunities emerging now? The COVID-19 pandemic changed perceptions around how research and product development teams operate. Laboratories once thought it essential for everyone to be physically present all the time, but many tasks—particularly in data-intensive or administrative areas—proved workable with remote collaboration. Moreover, biotech itself is diversifying. Marine biology initiatives, agricultural biotech, digital health, and bioinformatics often take place outside city labs, tapping into local ecosystems or farmland as living laboratories. Below, we delve into how biotech professionals can embrace rural or seaside living without sacrificing career momentum. Whether you’re a research scientist hoping to reduce your urban commute, a bioinformatician who can work from anywhere, or a regulatory affairs specialist longing to live near the coast, rural-remote biotech roles offer exciting, career-enhancing possibilities.

Quantum-Enhanced AI in Biotech: The Next Big Leap for Life Sciences

Biotechnology sits at the confluence of science and innovation, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in healthcare, agriculture, and beyond. In the past few decades, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has supercharged this field by offering predictive modelling and data analysis tools that are faster and more accurate than ever before. But a new, potentially game-changing ally is emerging in the quest to deepen our understanding of life’s complexities: quantum computing. Early signs suggest that quantum-enhanced AI could give biotech research a major shot in the arm—enabling new breakthroughs in drug discovery, genomics, and computational biology at speeds previously thought unattainable. By harnessing qubits instead of binary bits, quantum computing can explore vast solution spaces in parallel, promising to streamline processes that currently cost millions of pounds and untold hours of lab time. In this article, we’ll explore: How quantum computing differs from traditional computing. Why AI, particularly in biotechnology, stands to benefit from quantum’s speed and scale. Practical applications—from rational drug design to personalised medicine—that could be revolutionised. The emergence of quantum-biotech roles, including salary insights and skill requirements. Actionable strategies for professionals ready to ride the next wave of scientific innovation. Whether you’re a biotech professional looking to future-proof your career, a student investigating the next hot field, or simply curious about the intersection of cutting-edge tech and life sciences, read on. You’ll discover how quantum-enhanced AI is poised to reshape biotechnology and what you can do to be part of this transformation.

Biotech Jobs at Newly Funded UK Start-ups: Q3 2025 Investment Tracker

Biotechnology in the United Kingdom is experiencing a golden age. Once considered a niche sector, biotech has emerged as a cornerstone of innovation—transforming healthcare, agriculture, environmental management, and beyond. From gene therapy breakthroughs to novel drug delivery platforms, British biotech start-ups are leading the charge on the global stage, fuelled by a potent combination of academic excellence, government incentives, and a steady flow of venture capital. In this Q3 2025 Investment Tracker, we delve into the most exciting biotechnology start-ups in the UK that have secured funding over the past quarter. We’ll look at who they are, how they plan to use their new capital, and—crucially for job seekers—what roles they’re hiring for. Whether you’re a recent graduate searching for your first laboratory role or an industry veteran looking to lead cutting-edge research, this roundup will illuminate the opportunities awaiting you in the booming UK biotech scene.