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Wet Lab Scientist/Data Analyst

Warman O'Brien
Leeds
10 months ago
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Data Analyst (Biotechnology) - UK


Are you a scientist or researcher driven by the potential of gene / genetic therapy to transform lives? Do you want to be at the forefront of this revolutionary field? We’re looking for a hybridWet Lab Scientist/Data Analystwith expertise inbiotechnology, genetics, or medical biologyto join an excitinguniversity spinoutin the biotech space. This role will involve a balanced combination of wet lab work (40%) and desk-based data analysis and literature research (60%), supporting this company’s mission of developing life-changing genetic treatments.


Why Apply?

  • Work at the forefront of genetic medicine, developingprecision therapiesfor serious diseases.
  • Join a fast-growingVC-backed biotechwith cutting-edge research & technology.
  • Collaborate with leading scientists, business leaders & external partners.


Your Role:

  • Analyse research data (isoforms) to uncover insights & shapetherapeutic strategy.
  • Gather & interpret external datasets (scientific literature, clinical trials, industry reports).
  • Develop reports, dashboards & visualisations to present findings.
  • Ensuredata integrity & confidentialityin research.Perform molecular and cellular biology experiments, including cloning, cell culture, gene and protein expression assays.
  • Conduct functional assays to evaluate gene expression and therapeutic efficacy.


Essential Qualification:

  • PhD or MSc inMedical Biology, Biotechnology, Genetics, or related field.
  • Strong analytical & literature review skills.
  • Experience with public databases (e.g.PubMed, ClinicalTrials.gov).
  • Excellent communicator with a passion for biotech & knowledge of the genetic therapy landscape.
  • Experience in molecular biology and cell-based assays including cloning, gene and protein expression assays and mammalian cell culture.


What’s in It for You?

  • Competitive salary & benefits.
  • The opportunity to work alongside a talented and passionate team of researchers and industry experts.
  • Access to cutting-edge laboratory facilities and state-of-the-art gene therapy technology.
  • The opportunity to be an early team member of an exciting new biotech start-up.


Interested? Please send your CV to receive more details surrounding this role and discuss this further. This biotech is looking to onboard this Wet Lab Scientist/Data Analyst asap.

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