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Join a dynamic global player in the pharmaceutical early phase research sector as a Development Scientist. This role involves leading bespoke R&D client projects, developing and validating assays, and contributing to business growth. You will engage directly with clients, manage multiple projects, and ensure compliance with quality management systems. The ideal candidate will have a PhD and expertise in virology, microbiology, or immunology. If you are passionate about making a meaningful difference in human health and thrive in a collaborative environment, this opportunity is for you.
hVIVO is seeking a Development Scientist to join our team of scientists responsible for developing and validating molecular, virology, microbiology, and immunology assays in line with hVIVO's corporate objectives and priorities.
The Development Scientist will lead bespoke R&D client projects as part of our lab services and contribute to the development strategy of our business and lab capabilities, engaging directly with clients as needed.
hVIVO is a dynamic global leader in the pharmaceutical early phase research sector, recently expanding into discovery research to investigate human diseases and accelerate the development of better treatments. We welcome individuals who share our vision to better understand human disease and make a meaningful impact.
Candidates should have proven experience in prioritizing and delivering multiple activities aligned with strategic goals, with effective communication of progress and risks to management. They should be capable of working independently, managing time efficiently, analyzing complex data, and presenting findings clearly. Experience in training and mentoring junior staff, managing operational project delivery, and working within quality management systems (GCP, GLP, ISO, GMP) is essential. Knowledge of regulatory guidelines and compliance with Good Clinical Practice and Good Laboratory Practice is advantageous.