Level Zero Health
Biosensors Research Intern - Electrochemistry

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About Level Zero
Level Zero is pioneering next-generation biosensor technology for precise, real-time monitoring of critical endocrine biomarkers. Recognised as one of the top 20 startups across all categories worldwide at TechCrunch Disrupt 2024—and backed by top-tier organisations like Redalpine, SOSV, and Entrepreneur First—we’re pushing the boundaries of biochemistry and nanotechnology to revolutionize personalised health. Founded by two seasoned engineers, we bring extensive experience in R&D, technical innovation, and commercial strategy to transform the way people monitor their health. Our mission is bold: to revolutionise health management by delivering clinical-grade data directly to individuals, wherever they are. We’re seeking driven innovators to join us in pushing the boundaries of biosensing and health tech, making personalised health monitoring a reality for everyone. To achieve this ambitious vision, we’re assembling the best team in the world—dedicated to turning cutting-edge science into life-changing, real-world solutions.
About The Role (Internship)
We are looking for a Biosensors Research Intern (Electrochemistry) to support our electrochemical biosensor R&D team, with a focus on aptamer-based sensing and small-molecule assay development. This role is designed for an intern: you’ll work on well-defined experiments, learn our lab workflows and electrochemistry stack, and contribute data and documentation that moves projects forward.
This is a full-time, in-person internship primarily based in London.
What you'll do
Some examples of what you might do:
- Support the design and execution of electrochemical experiments (e.g., voltammetry, impedimetry, chronoamperometry) under guidance
- Prepare buffers/solutions, handle samples (including biofluids where appropriate), and maintain good lab practice
- Assist with electrode cleaning and basic surface functionalisation steps following established protocols
- Run assay optimisation experiments (e.g., concentration ranges, incubation times, blocking conditions) and record results rigorously
- Carry out routine characterisation and quality checks on sensors and reagents, flagging anomalies early
- Contribute to Python-based data analysis and plotting (training provided as needed) and help maintain tidy datasets
- Help draft and update Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), experiment templates, and lab documentation
- Present progress in short weekly updates and collaborate closely with chemists, biologists, engineers, and data scientists
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What You Bring
Essential
- Currently pursuing (or recently completed) a bachelor’s or master’s degree in Electrochemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Biochemistry, Chemical/Materials Engineering, or a related discipline
- Comfortable in a wet lab environment with strong attention to detail, safety, and reproducibility
- Foundational understanding of electrochemistry and enthusiasm to learn biosensing applications
- Some hands-on experience with at least one of: electrochemical measurements, surface chemistry, assay development, or analytical methods
- Strong organisation and note-taking skills (you keep experiments traceable and data interpretable)
- A proactive, creative, problem-solving mindset and willingness to ask good questions
Nice to have:
- Prior exposure to aptamers or other biorecognition elements (even through coursework or a thesis project)
- Familiarity with the microfabrication techniques and microfluidic wearable platforms, including CAD modelling, lithography, and experimental setup
- Familiarity with Design of Experiments (DoE), basic statistics, or Python scripting for data analysis
- Experience working with complex matrices (e.g., serum, saliva, urine) or sample preparation
- Experience with SPR, molecular docking, or structural modelling
- Experience with Python, R, or MATLAB
Who You Are
We value culture as much as we value technical expertise, creating an environment that’s equal parts collaboration, curiosity, and fun
We’re a fast-paced, mission-driven young team on a quest to make a lasting impact, fueled by uncompromising integrity, unwavering support for one another, and the thrill of exploring uncharted territories. Our passion for excellence drives everything we do, and we welcome individuals who share our commitment to shaping the future.


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If our vision excites you, here are the qualities we look for:
- You live and breathe integrity, tackling challenges with honesty and transparency
- You’re a self-starter who loves diving into the unknown, collaborating on complex problems, and taking full ownership of results
- You excel at open, clear communication and see every piece of feedback as a springboard for growth—especially in a science and data-focused environment
- You’re motivated by creating real impact, particularly when it comes to advancing human health
- You strike a balance between independence and collaboration, knowing when to seek support or invite others to join in
- You’re confident in defending your ideas, while also valuing respectful, constructive debate as a path to better solutions
- You thrive in the dynamic atmosphere of a startup, constantly evolving your skill set and fearlessly applying what you learn
What We Offer
- A full-time internship with a competitive salary (and the possibility of extension depending on mutual fit and business needs)
- Close mentorship and hands-on learning with our founding and R&D teams at a leading biosensor startup
- Exposure to industry experts and opportunities to build a portfolio of real experimental work
- The chance to contribute to cutting-edge technology and see how early-stage R&D translates into product direction
- Travel to New York and other potential sites for R&D purposes (where relevant)
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If you're ready to learn fast, contribute to meaningful experiments, and thrive in a collaborative, science-driven startup environment, we'd love to hear from you.
If your skills and experience do not align perfectly with this role, yet you believe you have something unique to offer, we're keen to listen. Reach out to us with a short statement on how you can contribute and let's discuss where you might fit into our team.
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