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Cypartners is seeking an Immunoassay Study Director to lead immunoassay and bioanalytical studies in drug development across pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries. You will oversee study design, execution, and data integrity in a GLP environment within a global team.
The role involves coordinating with R&D, QA, CROs, and clients, with visa sponsorship and relocation support provided. This is a standout opportunity to influence important drug development projects from Australia.
Immunoassay Study Director
Visa Sponsorship + Relocation + Bens
A unique and exciting opportunity to work in the amazing southern coast of Australia has become available for a Study Director, focusing on immunoassay and bioanalytical studies for drug development within pharmaceutical and biotechnology industries.
As Study Director, you will be involved with bioanalysis, using immunoassay technologies. You'll be responsible for performing Study Director functions regardingimmunoassay based validations and analysis.
In this role you will be project managing and leading studies, with responsibilities to external clients and internal teams for the delivery of key results and studies. With a strong background in bioanalysis, particularly immunoassay, you will be able to apply your knowledge to GLP related bioanalytical studies and be instrumental in the development of new drugs for use within ground breaking medicine and science.
This is an excellent opportunity to work within leading drug development studies, with a global leader and strong presence within the Asia pacific region.
Based within a picturesque and beautiful part of Australia, this is truly an opportunity which is exciting, and one which doesn't occur often. With Visa sponsorship taken care of and an attractive relocation package, this is a perfect opportunity to work in beautiful Australia in the heart of culture and natural beauty.
We look forward to receiving your application