R&D Scientist II - IVD Development & Transfer Lead

Flex Medical Solutions Ltd; Livingston; On-site; GBP 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Flex Medical Solutions Ltd in the UK is expanding its R&D capability and seeks an R&D Scientist II to lead design, development and transfer of innovative IVD products into manufacturing. You will operate as a scientific lead on defined work packages, collaborating with clients and cross-functional teams to deliver robust, scalable solutions.

The role requires a degree in a relevant science, experience in regulated IVD development, and a strong background in electrochemical detection systems.

Qualifications

• IVD development experience in regulated environments.
• Experience with electrochemical detection systems.
• Experience applying Design of Experiments (DoE).
• Knowledge of ISO 13485 and design controls.
• Strong experimental design skills to resolve technical challenges.
• Excellent communication and client-facing abilities.

Responsibilities

• Design and build reagents and assay systems from first principles
• Plan and execute DoE and technical investigations
• Develop product and process documentation for manufacturing transfer
• Lead experimental programmes and deliver client-ready reports
• Apply statistical analysis to drive data-based decisions
• Provide scientific input into product, process and DFM activities
• Collaborate with customers, suppliers and internal teams

Skills

IVD development

Design of Experiments

ISO 13485

Design control

Analytical reporting

Client-facing

Education

Degree in a relevant scientific discipline

Job description

Flex Medical Solutions Ltd in the UK is expanding its R&D capability and seeks an R&D Scientist II to lead design, development and transfer of innovative IVD products into manufacturing. You will operate as a scientific lead on defined work packages, collaborating with clients and cross-functional teams to deliver robust, scalable solutions.

The role requires a degree in a relevant science, experience in regulated IVD development, and a strong background in electrochemical detection systems.