As a Lab Scientist specializing in Microscopy, you will advance early drug discovery by delivering expertise in optical microscopy and fluorescence-based assays. Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to support research and development in a workplace that values personal expression, open dialogue, and genuine connections.
Tasks
- Provide in-depth training to platform users in the appropriate use of optical microscope instrumentation and fluorescence-based microscopy approaches.
- Support platform users in planning, developing, executing, and validating both routine and custom workflows concerning fluorescence microscopy-based assays and experiments.
- Engage with stakeholders to present and discuss findings in a dynamic and flexible manner.
- Ensure the continued production of high-quality FAIR research data by performing regular quality control and troubleshooting of optical microscopy instruments and workflows.
- Embrace a continuous learning mindset by actively engaging with the scientific literature to stay abreast of emergent technologies and approaches in advanced optical microscopy.
Requirements
- MSc or PhD degree in biology, chemistry, or physics, with either 5+ or 3+ years of experience, respectively, focused on fluorescence-based optical microscopy approaches in an academic research laboratory/core facility setting and/or the pharmaceutical industry/biotech sector.
- In-depth theoretical and proven hands-on knowledge in a variety of optical microscopy techniques and their adaptation across various biological sample types.
- Robust experience in the use of widefield, confocal microscopy (both laser-scanning and live-cell spinning disk), as well as multi-photon/label-free imaging is required.
- Further experience with super-resolution imaging, fluorescence lifetime imaging, and feedback microscopy workflows is highly desired.
- Proven ability to collaborate within and across matrix teams, including molecular biologists, microscopists, research histopathologists, and image analysis experts.
- Experience educating scientists on optical microscopy instruments and workflows, as well as designing experiments based on complex research questions, including interpretation of results.
- Customer-focused with a drive for growth and a questioning mindset.
- Skilled in creative problem-solving, organisation, and implementing innovative ideas efficiently in a fast-paced research context.
- Excellent communicator with high fluency in English, a desire to continuously build a personal network, and the ability to thrive in a dynamic, inclusive environment with full accountability for your own contributions and development.
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The 360 Labs Chapter within the Strategy, Portfolio & Operations (SPO) function provides access and support for cutting-edge biomedical research technologies, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing across therapeutic areas and functions. The team operates as a highly integrated ecosystem, supporting research and development and focused on excellence and sustainability.