Scientist – Molecular Diagnostics

Oxford
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Our client is a leading provider of Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) solutions to support the ongoing development of genetic-based medicine. An opportunity has now become available for an experience NGS scientist to join the company and support with the product development projects within their NGS platforms.
The role:
The successful applicant will be responsible for:

  • Work on product development projects supporting with the improvement of new diagnostic products to support customer needs.
  • Offer a solution-lead approach to overcoming technical challenges.
  • Defining and undertaking experiments to support product development.
  • Interpretation and analysis of results.
  • Ensuring compliance and quality standards are maintained.
    Suitable applicants:
  • Industry experience in commercial product development with IVD molecular biology products
  • Proven experience conducting commercial R&D projects, out-lining project scope and deliverables
  • Educated to PhD or MSc in Genomics/Molecular Biology (or equivalent experience)
  • Experience working to ISO13485 and ISO 9001
  • Prior experience with NGS workflows and different sequencing technology
    Suitable candidates can expect a permanent position with a competitive salary commensurate to experience (plus benefits)

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