Research Associate – Immunology
London
Permanent
Competitive Salary + Excellent Benefits

Are you an Immunologist?

Would you like to work for a well-funded Contract Research Organisation (CRO)?

My client is a growing CRO who use innovative approaches to develop and validate bioanalytical tests. Due to continued growth, an exciting opportunity is now available for a Research Associate – Immunology to join their site in London. Research Associate – Immunology will support the analysis of samples generated from clinical studies using immunological techniques such as flow cytometry, ELISA & ELISpot.

As a Research Associate – Immunology you will be responsible for analysing various biological samples using techniques such as flow cytometry, ELISA, ELISpot. As you will be working with clinical trial samples, you will ensure that there is a clear audit trial by performing quality control of all information and data generated. You will also have the opportunity to support the senior scientists with the development of various assays.

To be considered for the Research Associate – Immunology role you will need the following skills and experience;

• BSc in Immunology or related discipline
• Experience in running or analysing immunological assays; flow cytometry, ELISA, ECL, ELISpot, MSD
• Experience in immune cell isolation techniques (PBMC isolation)
• Experience with primary cell culture
• Excellent interpersonal, organizational, strong sense of teamwork and multi-tasking skills.
• Ability to handle pressure, interact and function in a highly productive work environment.
• Ability to maintain composure and focus on situations of ambiguity and uncertainty.
• Must be completely flexible to workdays and weekends on a shift rotation basic

This is an excellent opportunity to join a company that has seen considerable growth over the last few years.

Please apply online or call Neil Walton on 07851 246846

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