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Nxera Pharma is seeking an enthusiastic Scientist to join the Cell Culture and Protein Expression Facility at Granta Park, Cambridge. The role is hands-on, focusing on maintaining and scaling mammalian and insect cell cultures to generate high-quality expression material for drug discovery programs.
You will apply robust aseptic techniques, support BEVS workflows, and collaborate with colleagues across protein sciences and drug discovery to meet project priorities.
Talentmark are working in partnership with Nxera Pharma, to recruit a Scientist - Cell Culture and Protein Expression, on a full-time, permanent basis.
Granta Park, Cambridge. You willbe fully site-based, five days per week.
Nxera Pharma is a technology-powered, global biopharmaceutical company advancing next-generation small molecule therapies from hit finding through early clinical development. The company combines deep GPCR biology expertise with structure-based drug design to generate highly differentiated, high-quality molecules with strong translational potential.
Powered by its proprietary NxStar platform, Nxera's discovery engine integrates structural biology, receptor pharmacology, computational design, and medicinal chemistry to unlock challenging GPCR targets. This platform-driven approach enables smart molecule design, rapid iteration, and disciplined progression into development.
We are looking for an enthusiastic Scientist to join our Cell Culture and Protein Expression Facility. In this hands‑on role, you will maintain and scale mammalian and insect cell cultures, generate high‑quality expression material and help advance protein production for drug discovery programmes.
You will work closely with scientists across multidisciplinary project teams, applying robust aseptic techniques and reliable cell culture workflows. This is an opportunity to contribute directly to the delivery of recombinant proteins while developing your expertise in cell culture, protein expression and associated quality‑control methods.