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A leading organization in biodiversity monitoring is seeking a Product Delivery Scientist to enhance laboratory operations in Guildford. The ideal candidate will hold a degree in Biological or Molecular Sciences and possess a passion for laboratory work, along with strong attention to detail and communication skills. This role involves conducting laboratory analyses, ensuring data accuracy, and collaborating with the Science Team. NatureMetrics emphasizes diversity and creates an inclusive culture, offering a competitive salary alongside a comprehensive benefits package.
NatureMetrics is a global leader in biodiversity monitoring and environmental DNA (eDNA) analysis, transforming the scale at which nature can be quantified. Our cutting-edge solutions enable organisations to monitor nature impact across sectors, from conservation to industry and inform sustainability decisions with unprecedented accuracy. With a strong market leading position, NatureMetrics has established a robust client base and developed a proprietary software platform that makes biodiversity insights accessible, actionable and scalable. As Earthshot Prize Finalists 2024, BloombergNEF Pioneers 2024, World Economic Forum Technology Pioneers 2024 and TechNation Future Fifty 2025 cohort members, we have the potential and the opportunity to change the way organisations operate.
As we enter a new phase of rapid global growth, we are seeking aProduct Delivery Scientist to support the smooth and efficient operation of our laboratory, ensuring high-quality sample processing and accurate data generation for our commercial clients.
Key Responsibilities
At NatureMetrics, diversity and inclusion are part of our DNA. We are committed to fostering an inclusive culture that supports and celebrates the diverse voices of our employees. We believe that innovation thrives in an environment where everyone feels valued and empowered.
We are looking for a proactive and detail-oriented individual with a passion for laboratory work and molecular biology. The ideal candidate will have: