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CellCarta in Belgium is hiring an Associate Assay Development Scientist to join a dynamic Assay Development Unit. You will support the optimization and validation of IHC, RISH, FISH, and CTC assays used in clinical trials.
You will collaborate with stakeholders, coordinate project activities, ensure quality and regulatory compliance, and contribute to successful assay development. A Master's degree in Life Sciences and strong English writing skills are required.
Are you looking to make your next career move? CellCarta, a CRO, is hiring an Associate Assay Development Scientist to join our dynamic team. As an Associate Assay Development Scientist, you will have the opportunity to use your expertise and skills to ensure that our services meet the highest industry standards. Come work with a team of talented individuals who are committed to making a positive impact on human health and well-being.
The Assay Development Unit is responsible for the optimization and validation of high-quality (single and multiplex) IHC, RISH, FISH, and CTC assays for use in clinical trials. As an Associate Assay Development Scientist, you will collaborate with the Assay Development team and other internal stakeholders (such as Laboratory Operations, QA, RA, and the Clinical Sample Testing Unit) throughout all stages of the development and validation process.
CellCarta is a global CRO that provides muti-omic pharma laboratory services though a harmonized global footprint and integrated logistics, spanning translational research through late phase clinical trials. At CellCarta, science is not just a discipline, but also a shared purpose. We’re a global team of experts across eight facilities in five countries, united by a commitment to propel precision medicine and make a difference in the lives of patients around the world!
Joining CellCarta means working with a team of dedicated professionals who are focused on achieving our mission to solve the scientific and operational barriers that hold back complex clinical programs, while being supported by a collaborative environment where expertise, curiosity, and contributions truly matter.