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Co Founder Position - Biotech

Robert Walters
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Co Founder Position - Biotech (6DZ2P0-B24EEECB) London, England

Salary: GBP85000 - GBP130000 per annum

Are you an innovative leader passionate about blendingmachine learningandbiotechnologyto create transformative solutions? Are you ready to co-create and scale a biotech start-up poised to redefineprotein yield engineeringandstrain engineeringin a head of science / Co Founder position?

This business is a biotech start-up with a mission to revolutionise synthetic biology by integrating cutting-edge machine learning with advanced biological engineering techniques. Their focus lies in solving complex challenges in protein yield optimisation and strain engineering for their clients.

I am recruiting a Co-Founder to shape the company’s technological direction and strategy. This is a unique opportunity to combine your technical expertise with entrepreneurial flair to build and grow an exciting biotech company.

Key Responsibilities

  • Lead the development and integration of machine learning approaches for protein engineering.
  • Design and oversee innovative experimental workflows to advance our core capabilities.
  • Work directly with external clients and partners to deliver tailored solutions and foster strategic relationships.
  • Recruit, develop, and manage a talented multidisciplinary team.
  • Identify opportunities for growth, secure partnerships, and assist with fundraising efforts.
  • Define and execute the company’s technological and biological roadmap in alignment with broader business goals.
  • Carry out business development duties from the earlier stages of the business to add to the current client list.

Requirements

  • Extensive experience applying ML to biological problems, particularly in protein and strain engineering.
  • Solid grounding in molecular biology, synthetic biology, or related fields.
  • Proven ability to work with clients and stakeholders to deliver impactful outcomes.
  • Experience in a start-up environment or demonstrated ability to thrive in fast-paced, high-growth settings.
  • Strong track record of building and managing diverse teams.
  • Familiarity with business development, funding processes, and commercialisation in biotech.

The role is offering a salary of up to £130,000 per annum, with a slightly reduced initial rate until seed funding is secured, alongside a sizeable equity package. This will be a hybrid role, with offices and labs based in London.

Please apply within if you are interested in hearing more.

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