Upstream Bioprocess Scientist II: Mammalian Cells (Basel)

Novartis; Basel; Vor Ort; CHF 66.000 - 122.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Novartis Seeks an Upstream Process Research Scientist II in Basel to advance biologics. You’ll lead hands-on mammalian cell culture and bioprocessing, expanding cultures to pilot scale and operating bioreactors to produce antibodies and proteins for cutting-edge programs.

The role requires a Master’s in Life Sciences and strong sterile technique, plus experience with Wave systems and team collaboration in a world-class research environment.

Qualifikationen

• Master’s Degree in Life Sciences plus relevant industry experience.
• Hands-on experience with mammalian cell technologies and sterile lab techniques.
• Experience with Wave Systems and suspension cell culture workflows.
• Ability to follow platform-based approaches and learn new technologies quickly.
• Strong prioritization, timelines management and collaboration skills.

Aufgaben

• Execute mammalian cell culture processes to produce recombinant antibodies and proteins.
• Expand and maintain suspension cell cultures from lab to pilot scale.
• Operate single-use bioreactor systems to support protein expression programs.
• Design, perform and analyze experiments to resolve challenges and optimize processes.
• Communicate results and contribute to multidisciplinary project discussions.

Kenntnisse

Mammalian cell culture

Sterile technique

Wave Systems

Suspension cell culture

Bioprocess optimization

Experimental design

Scientific communication

Ausbildung

Master’s Degree in Life Sciences

Tools

Wave Systems

Jobbeschreibung

Novartis Seeks an Upstream Process Research Scientist II in Basel to advance biologics. You’ll lead hands-on mammalian cell culture and bioprocessing, expanding cultures to pilot scale and operating bioreactors to produce antibodies and proteins for cutting-edge programs.

The role requires a Master’s in Life Sciences and strong sterile technique, plus experience with Wave systems and team collaboration in a world-class research environment.