$ads={1}
Do you have a background in bioanalysis and in vitro DMPK profiling, aren't afraid of trying new paths and doing things differently? Do you also feel passionate about the possibilities of science to change lives? Perfect, your next challenge might be this role at AstraZeneca!
A position has arisen for a Research Scientist to join the Mechanistic and Structural Biology team at our vibrant R&D site in Gothenburg, Sweden. Here you have the opportunity to apply proven analytical methods and technical knowhow to contribute to the progression of drug discovery programs in a highly collaborative environment.
Mechanistic and Structural Biology is a global department responsible for compound profiling and mechanism of action studies in support of our Oncology and BioPharmaceuticals Therapy Areas - Cardiovascular, Renal & Metabolism (CVRM) and Respiratory & Immunology (R&I). Mechanistic and Structural Biology is a part of Discovery Sciences - a multidisciplinary department which drives early drug discovery across AstraZeneca's global Research and Development portfolio.
The successful candidate demonstrates a passion for applied science, combined with strong team working ethics, and you thrive from working in drug discovery projects. You will join a team whose remit is to support our drug discovery projects globally with Early DMPK assessment, SAR profiling and detailed mechanism of action data.
What you’ll do:
This is a lab-based role focused on delivering in vitro pharmacology and Early DMPK profiling. We offer a highly rewarding scientific environment with ample learning opportunities and an expectation to publish findings. You will be part of our Early DMPK profiling team and focus on running profiling assays with LC-MS readouts on a weekly basis. The work includes independent troubleshooting and timely reporting of data according to agreed timelines.
Essential for the roles:
MSc within a relevant scientific discipline or demonstrated relevant experience in the Life Science industry.
Proven track record of experimental bioanalysis work using quantitative LC-MS/MS for compound analysis.
First-rate decision-making skills, coupled with tenacity to see decisions through, even in situations of ambiguity.
Independent analysis and evaluation of complex data and delivery of data to agreed timelines.
Excellent communication skills and an ability to operate effectively in a multi-disciplinary research environment.
Desirable for the role:
Experience of automated liquid handling equipment.
Practical knowledge of high-resolution mass spectrometry.
Experience in the design, development, and validation of biological test assays for compound profiling.
Why AstraZeneca?
You can ask anybody who has ever set foot here – our Gothenburg site has a vibrant culture that pulls you in! It is a mix of both local and international talent. We welcome the contribution of people from all backgrounds, beliefs and walks of life.
So, what’s next? If this sounds like your next challenge - please apply today!
We look forward to your application, but please send it to us no later than August 20, 2023.
For more information about the position please contact Johan Wernevik at +46 72 582 64 30 or johan.wernevik@astrazeneca.com after August 6.
