Scientist in Downstream Process Development/no
Listed on 2026-10-15
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Science
Research Scientist, Biotechnology -
Research/Development
Research Scientist, Biotechnology
For our customer located in Basel/Switzerland we are currently looking for a:
Scientist in Downstream Process Development (m/f/d)
- Location:
CH-Basel - Branch:
Pharma - Duration: 12.12.2026 – 30.11.2028
Plan and perform scientific experiments for the preparation and timely delivery of drug substances (DS) manufacturing processes.
Collaborate within a multifunctional project team coordinated by a Project Leader.
Conduct experiments related to purification processes (e.g., chromatography or filtration).
Contribute to project-related scientific/technical activities with guidance from experienced team members.
Maintain lab instruments and infrastructure, ensuring quality, quantity, and timelines in all assigned projects.
Document scientific experiments and plant activities and optimize existing methods to develop more efficient ones.
Communicate and address problems, perform safety and literature searches, and manage chemicals and solvents within your area of responsibility.
Collaborate with other team members to facilitate deliveries of DS.
Must Haves- A minimum of 3 years of experience as an associate scientist/associate expert or a completed Bachelor’s degree
Proven experience in safe handling of chemicals, potentially dangerous materials, and equipment.
Strong scientific or technical knowledge in a specific area (e.g. biotechnology).
Proficiency with laboratory and technical tools, as well as software and computer tools.
Experience with downstream development technologies like chromatography or filtration is a plus.
Basic presentation skills and scientific/technical writing skills.
Kindly be informed that our customer is located in Switzerland. Therefore only applications from candidates within the EU or candidates holding Swiss work permission are required.
Employment Type100%
Start12.12.2026
End30.11.2028
Total Hours3.800
Deadline:00 am
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