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Planet Pharma is partnering with a state-of-the-art research platform in Singapore to recruit a Scientist/Senior Scientist in Infectious Diseases, Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics. This role offers full relocation and visa support.
You will design flow cytometry panels, develop in vitro/in vivo models, and help translate discovery into IND-enabling work, collaborating across teams in a global translational agenda.
Opportunity: Scientist / Senior Scientist- Infectious Diseases, Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics
Location: Singapore (Full relocation and visa support provided)
Are you a seasoned researcher who loves the excitement of the lab but wants to make a massive translational impact?
We are exclusively partnering with a highly successful, state-of-the-art research platform in Singapore that is driving the future of genomic medicine and advanced therapeutics. This is a unique opportunity to step away from standalone biotech volatility and join a scaled, stable, and highly collaborative ecosystem building the next generation of vaccines and immunotherapies on a global scale.
Two Tracks, One Ultimate Goal
We know top talent comes from different backgrounds. Whether you are currently in global pharma or a world-class academic institute, this role bridges the gap:
The Sweet Spot: Senior Mindset, Hands-On Execution
This role is specifically designed for a senior scientific thinker who genuinely enjoys being close to the science and doing the work, rather than just managing from a desk.
What you will do:
What We Are Looking For
Global Reach from Singapore
Relocating is about your entire scientific trajectory, not just a salary conversation. This organisation provides an ecosystem that keeps you deeply connected to the global scientific community:
Interested to learn more?
If you are ready to shape the next frontier of translation, let’s have a confidential conversation.
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