Who we are
Olink, part of Thermo Fisher Scientific, is transforming the understanding of human diseases through advanced proteomics. We are driven by a commitment to innovation, quality, and transparency, providing exceptional solutions and support for human protein biomarker discovery. For many years, the critical role of proteins in human biology has been recognized, but technological constraints limited comprehensive research into their potential across various biological processes and diseases. With our innovative Olink solutions, scientists can now measure thousands of human proteins simultaneously using just a few microliters of blood. Our highly specific and validated assays cover a wide dynamic range, empowering groundbreaking research. Our services include flexible protein biomarker solutions, with a robust library of thoroughly validated assays.
As we expand globally, we continue to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of scientific discovery.
The position of Business Development Manager is responsible for developing and managing relationships with new and existing high-level customers within both academia (clinicians, professors, etc.) and industry (pharma or biotech).
The position focuses on achieving short and long-term sales objectives by identifying customer needs and providing solutions to create a long-term partnership between the customer and Olink. Olink requires scientific sales individuals who can communicate with customers at a well-informed and professional level offering them solutions to try and address their clinical questions related to understanding real-time biology, stratifying patients, and developing drugs. For this role, you will be covering South Africa as well as the rest of the African continent as your territory.
To be eligible for this role you need to be a South African citizen.
We would prefer to hire this role in the Johannesburg area.
Please note that this is a remote role, home office based but with a significant amount of field work and travel associated with it (~3 days a week), both within South Africa and the African continent.
If you want to help to deepen the understanding of real-time human biology and are looking for an exciting new challenge, we encourage you to apply!