We are looking for a Scientist to join our team in Royston.
Join our Research and Development team as a Scientist and play a key role in the development and lifecycle of new innovative products.
Through working closely with the product development teams that created AMBR®, you will be an integral part of the team developing, proving and evolving product solutions for the leaders of this industry sector to focus on what matters most: better health for more people.
Based in Royston Hertfordshire, you will become part of a team of eight dedicated professionals who look forward to shaping the future together with you.
Grow with us – Your Responsibilities
Utilise biological expertise to work with development teams and customer development partners to define the specification for new products, evaluate product concepts and test product prototypes
Plan, design and execute experiments and test procedures, analyse results and determine product effectiveness
Source and prepare materials for testing new technologies and automated systems at Sartorius, Royston
Execute biological and biochemical assays in accordance with established procedures, and contribute to the development and improvement of SOPs
Troubleshoot experimental, equipment and process issues, working with relevant teams to identify faults and implement solutions
Prepare, analyse and communicate data and reports to biological and non-biological stakeholders
Participate in product design reviews with engineering teams and provide technical feedback
Support product development trials with customer development partners, including providing training, executing witnessed acceptance testing and contributing technical support during the evaluation of early product iterations
Support the sharing of knowledge within the team through training, shadowing and collaboration on experimental activities
What will convince us
PhD or similar in relevant field of study or extensive industrial experience in bioprocess development
Experience of good aseptic laboratory technique and mammalian or microbial culture, including process development is essential gained in an industrial or academic bioprocessing laboratory
A good understanding of the bioprocessing industry. Experience in upstream bioprocessing would be advantageous, as this is the team’s primary area of focus
Strong scientific and laboratory competence, with experience designing, planning and executing experiments and delivering data-driven conclusions for review
An understanding of bioreactor operation and the ability to troubleshoot experimental issues effectively. Hands on knowledge of Ambr system operation would be advantageous
Ability to plan and prioritise project work, meet deadlines, communicate risks promptly and work collaboratively across biological and non-biological teams
Effective preparation and delivery of technical reports, manuals and presentations, with the ability to communicate findings to different audiences
A willingness to support colleagues, share knowledge and take on additional tasks to help deliver project objectives
In order to commence working with us, the successful candidate must have the right to work in the UK.
What we offer
As a growing global life science company stock listed on the MDAX and TecDAX, Sartorius offers a wide range of Benefits:
Personal and Professional Development: Mentoring, leadership programs, Talent Talks, internal seminar offerings, coaching for managers
Making An Impact Right From The Start: Comprehensive onboarding, including a virtual online platform even before joining, Welcome Workshops, "buddy" as point of contact
Welcoming Culture: Mutual support, team spirit and international collaboration; communities on numerous topics such as coaching, agile working and business women network
Benefits
Attractive Working Conditions:
37.5 hours working week
25 days annual leave, plus public holidays
Free parking on site
Annual option to buy, sell or carry forward annual leave
Free hot and cold drinks
Regular social events and free exercise classes
Competitive benefits package, including: