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Tres Alchemix
Oxford
1 month ago
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Job Description Who We Are Tres Alchemix is an
early-stage biotechnology company, with a foundation in Japan and
an R&D base in Oxford. We integrate cutting-edge AI platforms,
quantum chemistry, and multi-omics data to discover and develop the
next generation of small molecule therapeutics. Our current focus
is to uncover the molecular mechanisms underlying cancer and
translate those insights into novel drug candidates. About the Role
We are looking for a Research Assistant to support our
high-throughput cell-based screening team. Based in our Oxford
laboratory, you will contribute to the generation of high-quality
biological data that drives our discovery platform. The successful
candidate will be involved in assay execution, cell line
maintenance, and experimental optimisation. This is a hands-on
laboratory role ideal for individuals with a strong foundation in
cell biology and assay development, who are comfortable working in
a fast-paced, startup research environment. Key Responsibilities -
Help identify novel cancer drug candidates by optimising and
performing an in vitro high-throughput drug screening - Maintain
and culture a variety of human cell lines under sterile conditions

  • Prepare necessary materials for the assay including reagents and
    media - Ensure assay quality and reproducibility through good lab
    practices (e.g. precise pipetting) - Record, analyse, and report
    experimental data accurately - Adhere to lab protocols and help
    maintain an organised, efficient workspace - Support continuous
    improvement of screening workflows and documentation Qualifications
  • BSc (or higher) in Biology, Biochemistry, Cell Biology, or
    related field - Minimum 1 year of hands-on lab experience (academic
    or industry) - Strong skills in mammalian cell culture and sterile
    technique - High attention to detail, especially in pipetting and
    assay reproducibility - Self-motivated, organised, and capable of
    working independently and collaboratively Why Join Us? - Contribute
    to science that could transform how we understand and treat disease
  • Gain exposure to multidisciplinary research environment
    integrating wet lab biology, computational chemistry, and machine
    learning - Be part of a dynamic and growing company with
    opportunities for professional development and scientific impact -
    Work in a collaborative team culture that values precision,
    creativity, and shared learning đź“© Application Process Please submit
    your CV, cover letter, and any relevant references or supporting
    materials. --- Please note: Eligibility to work in the UK is
    required for this role. Location: Oxford, UK (On-Site) Employment
    Type: Full-Time | Entry-Level Industry: Early-Stage Biotech |
    Cancer Research | AI + Drug Discovery
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