Associate Scientist – Cell Biology in Translational Research

Key Tasks

• Execute hands‑on development of human in vitro models and functional assays to support translational research programs.
• Generate high‑quality data to characterize the mode of action of novel therapeutic candidates across cardiovascular, renal, and hematology indications.
• Independently perform cell culture and functional assay workflows with strong attention to scientific rigor, data quality, and reproducibility.
• Contribute to the design, optimization, and continuous improvement of experimental approaches and assay performance.
• Maintain accurate documentation of experimental work and support implementation of laboratory best practices and quality standards.
• Ensure compliance with laboratory safety procedures and contribute to a safe and well‑organized working environment.
• Collaborate closely with other scientists across projects and functions, contributing to a highly interactive and team‑oriented research environment.

• Bachelor’s degree in Cell Biology, Life Sciences, or a related scientific discipline, or equivalent relevant laboratory experience; industry experience is an advantage.
• 3+ years of practical laboratory experience in cell biology, with strong expertise in human cell culture; experience with iPSC‑derived in vitro models is highly preferred.
• Proficiency in molecular biology, RT‑qPCR, immunoassays, flow cytometry (FACS), or imaging‑based techniques.
• Experience troubleshooting experiments, handling laboratory equipment, and optimizing workflows to improve assay robustness and performance.
• Ability to work independently and take ownership of experiments from study design through execution, analysis, and presentation of results.
• Proficiency in written and spoken English.
• Strong collaborative mindset, with the flexibility to work effectively across teams and with different project stakeholders.

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