Antibody Discovery Scientist: Lab & AI-Driven Design

GSK; Stevenage; Presencial; GBP 29.000 - 42.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

GSK’s Large Molecule Research group is seeking an enthusiastic antibody discovery associate scientist. The role focuses on integrating yeast-based and phage-display platforms with in silico design tools to engineer antibodies toward therapeutic leads.

Located initially at Stevenage with a planned move to Cambridge by early 2029, you will collaborate across matrix teams, contribute to AI-driven design, and develop expertise in multiple discovery modalities within a world‑leading biopharma

Formación

• BSc/MSc in life sciences or equivalent.
• Experience studying or researching aspects of biopharmaceutical drug discovery or antibody discovery methods.
• Some experience of lab-based molecular biology techniques.
• Proactive and able to adapt quickly to new scientific areas.
• Good analytical and data interpretation skills with the ability to troubleshoot.
• Ability to deploy AI tools to enhance scientific or other work.
• Good scientific writing & verbal communication skills.
• Ability to work both independently and in a team.
• Ability to multitask and work across multiple projects simultaneously.

Responsabilidades

• Be trained and develop skills within antibody/protein discovery and engineering.
• Work in a team designing and executing experiments to identify and optimise antibodies and proteins.
• Primarily use yeast-based, phage-display selection technologies, combined with in silico design tools.
• Possibly combine other approaches such as in vivo discovery, B-cell sorting and NGS.
• Design antibodies or libraries to improve therapeutic properties.
• Represent the home team in matrix groups developing therapeutic antibodies across targets.
• Prepare and perform verbal and written scientific communications with good organisation.
• Contribute to non-lab workstreams essential to the antibody discovery department.

Conocimientos

Biotechnology

Molecular Biology

Life Science

Data interpretation

Teamwork

Educación

BSc/MSc in life sciences or equivalent

Descripción del empleo

GSK’s Large Molecule Research group is seeking an enthusiastic antibody discovery associate scientist. The role focuses on integrating yeast-based and phage-display platforms with in silico design tools to engineer antibodies toward therapeutic leads.

Located initially at Stevenage with a planned move to Cambridge by early 2029, you will collaborate across matrix teams, contribute to AI-driven design, and develop expertise in multiple discovery modalities within a world‑leading biopharma