Research Scientist - Microfluidics & uHTS for Biosolutions

Novonesis; Kongens Lyngby; On-site; DKK 650,000 - 900,000; Full time

Job summary

Novonesis seeks a Research Scientist, Strain Screening & Microfluidics (uHTS) to identify microbial strains powering tomorrow's biosolutions. You will develop and apply ultra-high-throughput screening technologies and work with a cross-functional team to advance microbial discovery.

The role emphasizes hands-on experimentation, data-driven decisions, and collaboration to expand screening platforms and culture collections in Lyngby, Denmark.

Qualifications

• PhD in Biotechnology or related field is required.
• Experience developing and optimizing assays for high-throughput screening is essential.
• Strong scientific problem-solving and hands-on lab work
• Ability to drive projects independently while collaborating in multidisciplinary teams.
• Curiosity about emerging technologies and continuous learning is valued.
• Strong communication skills and ability to build relationships across functions.

Responsibilities

• Support development of new biological solutions using advanced microfluidic screening technologies.
• Continuously improve the ultra-high-throughput screening platform.
• Explore new screening applications across microbial discovery programs.
• Design, optimize, and execute high-throughput screening assays.
• Analyze data to guide scientific decisions and candidate selection.
• Collaborate across functions to foster openness and scientific excellence.

Skills

Assay development

High-throughput screening

Data analysis

Independent project management

Cross-functional collaboration

Scientific communication

Education

PhD in Biotechnology or related discipline

Tools

Microfluidic screening platform

Python

R

Job description

Novonesis seeks a Research Scientist, Strain Screening & Microfluidics (uHTS) to identify microbial strains powering tomorrow's biosolutions. You will develop and apply ultra-high-throughput screening technologies and work with a cross-functional team to advance microbial discovery.

The role emphasizes hands-on experimentation, data-driven decisions, and collaboration to expand screening platforms and culture collections in Lyngby, Denmark.