Development Scientist II (Cell Processing and Gene Modification)

Development Scientist II (Cell Processing and Gene Modification)

RoslinCT

Edinburgh, United Kingdom

Your new role

• An exciting opportunity to join our Manufacturing team as a Development Scientist II (Cell Processing and Gene Modification);
• A key role which will be responsible for developing, optimising, and evaluating processes for iPSC derivation, gene modification, cell processing, scale-up, and separation, as part of the Cell Processing and Gene Modification team within Process Development;
• Act as a subject matter expert in processing cell types such as iPSCs, MSCs, in 2D and 3D culture systems, and gene editing/reprogramming technologies, including transfection/transduction methodologies;
• Work closely with both RoslinCT’s clients and internal MSAT department to develop and optimise product-specific process operations;
• Perform routine tissue culture activities and processes for a range of pluripotent, progenitor and immune system cells;
• Assist with the development of cell product manufacturing unit operations;
• Ensure developed processes meet requirements for intended purpose;
• Apply technical and scientific expertise to interpret and present experimental data.

About you

• Prior experience within a CDMO manufacturing focussed environment;
• Hands-on experience or Cell and Gene Therapy cell process development, current technologies and trends;
• Familiarity with cell product manufacturing unit operations;
• Excellent computer skills with experience in Microsoft Word and Excel;
• Strong communication skills, verbally and in written form;
• Ability to meet tight deadlines while managing unexpected interruptions and issues;
• Highly flexible and organised in managing short-term demands and long-term workload.

Qualifications

• The postholder should possess a Life Sciences Degree, Masters or PhD in a related subject.

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