FAQs
What qualifications do I need for this position?
A degree in a relevant scientific discipline, such as molecular biology, immunology, or biochemistry, is typically required for this role.
What are the primary responsibilities of the Scientist in this role?
The primary responsibilities include performing analytical tests, managing sample registration and data entry in LIMS, maintaining laboratory stocks, and managing equipment records.
What type of assays will I be performing?
You will perform a range of assays, including but not limited to ELISA-based assays, immunodiffusion, and quantitation of mRNA by fluorescence.
Is experience in ISO17025 compliance necessary for this role?
Yes, familiarity with ISO17025 compliance is essential as you will be performing analytical tests in accordance with these standards.
How is the work environment structured?
The work environment is a laboratory setting, where you will collaborate with colleagues across various teams and support both independent and product-related activities.
What kind of benefits are offered with this position?
The position offers benefits, but the specific details would need to be discussed with the HR department.
How will my contributions impact patients?
Your work will help ensure the quality and safety of biological medicines, including blood products and vaccines, which directly contributes to patient access to these essential products.
Will I be involved in clinical trials?
Yes, you will provide scientific and analytical expertise to support product-related activities, which include clinical trials.
Is ongoing training and development available?
Yes, opportunities for professional development and training related to your role are generally provided to ensure you stay informed about industry standards and practices.
What is the salary for this position?
The salary for this position is £31,064 per annum, plus benefits.