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Astrazeneca AB is looking for an ADME senior scientist to join the DMPK&BBA department in Gothenburg, Sweden. This laboratory-based role will involve designing and conducting in vitro ADME studies, collaborating across functions to support drug discovery and development.
The ideal candidate should have a PhD or MSc in a relevant field with proficiency in ADME processes, strong communication skills, and a collaborative spirit. The role is essential for delivering high-quality scientific data and insights.
At AstraZeneca, we turn ideas into life changing medicines and strive to continuously meet the unmet needs of patients worldwide. Working here means being entrepreneurial, thinking big and working together to make the impossible a reality. If you are swift to action, confident to lead, willing to collaborate, and curious about what science can do, then you're our kind of person.
We are recruiting for an ADME senior scientist to join the DMPK&BBA department within Research and Early Development Cardiovascular, Renal and Metabolism (CVRM). You will strengthen our in‑vitro ADME team and increase our capabilities regarding in‑vitro ADME, across all drug modalities.
CVRM is one of the three main therapeutic research areas within AstraZeneca which deliver candidate drugs into clinical development. CVRM DMPK is based in AstraZeneca's world‑class vibrant R&D center, located in Gothenburg, Sweden. DMPK interacts with other functions in supporting CVRM projects along the value chain, from target selection all the way to launch and life cycle management.
ADME (Absorption, Distribution, Metabolism and Elimination) scientists work with all aspects of drug disposition, stretching from tissue exposure to subcellular drug handling, and relating to drug effects. We are accountable for the breadth of the CVRM drug portfolio. This laboratory based scientific role delivers high‑quality data and scientific insights aligned with project needs. The role requires effective communication to provide clear data and guidance to project representatives, oversee externalised studies, and contribute to DMPK scientific strategy. The position requires sound scientific judgement about DMPK information sets, innovative problem‑solving and cross‑functional collaboration.
This is a laboratory based role and as a specialist in drug disposition, you will provide proficient scientific advice to project teams and deliver on project goals across all modalities in the portfolio while developing novel approaches.
Your key responsibilities include:
We welcome your application (CV and Cover Letter) no later than 16th August, 2026