📍 Manchester, England • Posted 11h ago

Cell Scientist

🇬🇧 United Kingdom💰 From £35,000 /yr💼 Company - Private📂 General
Offered SalaryFrom £35,000 /yr
Job TypeCompany - Private
Location / Work ModeManchester, England
Sector / CategoryGeneral
💱 Estimated Compensation Breakdown Est. ≈ $44,450 USD/yr
Monthly Pay£2,917 / mo
Bi-Weekly Pay£1,346 / 2-wk
Hourly Rate£16.83 / hr
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Role Overview & Responsibilities

The Role – Cellular assay scientist

The location - Manchester

The Salary – Competitive

Russell-Taylor Group have a fantastic opportunity for a cellular assay scientist to work for a global third-party testing organisation. Our client is looking for a motivated, enthusiastic individual with a background in biopharmaceutical science to join the ever-expanding team. Our client has promised a fulfilling career with a competitive salary and excellent progression opportunities.

The Person

· Must be confident using ELISA, flow cytometry and transfection assays.

· Must be confident with method development and method validation in the above techniques.

· Will have ideally come from a GLP, GMP or GCP regulated environment.

· Will have ideally come from a biopharmaceutical background.

· Must have good practical and theoretical knowledge of assay development.

More information regarding this opportunity can be provided on screening calls.

Job Type: Full-time

Salary: Up to £35,000.00 per year

Benefits:

  • Free parking

Application question(s):

  • Have you ever worked with either ELISA, transfection assays or flow cytometry? Which one?
  • Have you ever done any method development relating to any of the above techniques?

Work Location: In person

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