Scientist, Clinical Research, Research Scientist

About IMU Biosciences

IMU Biosciences has developed proprietary platform technologies that generate and translate vast system-level immune data into actionable insights and tools to drive the development of precision medicines across a variety of diseases. Built on over a decade of research at King’s College London and the Francis Crick Institute, IMU leverages advanced immune profiling with proprietary AI and machine learning analytics to uncover novel clinical immune signatures.

IMU continues to establish partnerships with leading pharma and biotech companies to advance disease diagnosis, optimise product selection, and improve patient stratification and monitoring - while also building its own pipeline of innovative products.

IMU Biosciences has developed proprietary platform technologies that generate and translate vast system-level immune data into actionable insights and tools to drive the development of precision medicines across a variety of diseases. Built on over a decade of research at King’s College London and the Francis Crick Institute, IMU leverages advanced immune profiling with proprietary AI and machine learning analytics to uncover novel clinical immune signatures.

IMU continues to establish partnerships with leading pharma and biotech companies to advance disease diagnosis, optimise product selection, and improve patient stratification and monitoring - while also building its own pipeline of innovative products.

As a Scientist I at IMU Biosciences, you will be embedded in the wet lab platform team and work closely with other scientists to generate high-quality, reproducible data, providing a new perspective on human immunology. You will be responsible for the day-to-day operation of the next-gen spectral flow and single cell genomics IMU platform.

We are seeking a Scientist I to join our laboratory platform team and support the generation of high-quality, reproducible immunology data
.

This is a hands-on, lab-based role focused on the day-to-day operation of our immune profiling platform
, including spectral flow cytometry and single-cell genomics workflows
.

You will work closely with a collaborative team of scientists and contribute to both routine assay execution and the ongoing development of platform capabilities
.

Due to the nature of the work this role requires working in the lab on a Saturday approximately 1 in every 4 weeks – time off in lieu and overtime pay will be provided. This is organised on a rota basis with other members of the lab team.

• Perform immune phenotyping and functional assays, including high-parameter flow cytometry
• Isolate and process human blood and tissue samples
• Prepare samples for single-cell sequencing workflows
• Support data handling, documentation, and storage in line with internal standards

• Maintain and adhere to laboratory quality control processes
• Perform routine instrument QC checks and basic troubleshooting
• Ensure accurate execution of SOPs and contribute to maintaining high data quality

• Work collaboratively across the lab team to support multiple concurrent projects
• Communicate progress clearly and proactively, contributing updates, ideas, and feedback
• Support coordination of sample receipt and logistics with external partners

• Contribute to general lab operations, including reagent preparation, stock management, and equipment upkeep
• Ensure samples, reagents, and materials are handled, stored, and tracked appropriately

• Contribute to optimisation of workflows and identification of new techniques or technologies to improve efficiency and reproducibility