Nucleome Therapeutics Ltd
Laboratory Technician

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Laboratory Technician
We are seeking a Laboratory Technician to support day‑to‑day laboratory operations and experimental work across our research teams. This is a practical, operations‑heavy role requiring strong organisational skills, comfort with laboratory infrastructure, and the ability to work safely and independently in a fast‑moving biotech environment.
You will play a key role in keeping the lab running efficiently, safely, and audit‑ready while also supporting routine experimental activities within Drug Discovery and Functional Genomics.
Key Responsibilities Laboratory Operations & Equipment: Set‑up, routine maintenance, decontamination, and basic troubleshooting of laboratory equipment (e.g. incubators, centrifuges, water baths, microbiological safety cabinets, pipettes) Assist with scheduling preventative maintenance and servicing of equipment Maintain accurate equipment, calibration, and asset records within the Asset Management System Contribute to the organisation, cleanliness, and readiness of laboratory spaces
Laboratory Supplies, Deliveries & Infrastructure: Handle deliveries of laboratory consumables, equipment, gas cylinders, and dry ice Safely handle, transport, and store gas cylinders, liquid nitrogen (LN2), and dry ice Perform routine topping‑up of LN2 sample storage tanks Procure Human Tissue Act (HTA)‑relevant materials in line with regulatory requirements Provide absence cover for the Laboratory Assistant, including lab orders, deliveries, and waste handling
Monitoring, Compliance & Safety: Contribute to the management and response processes of the remote temperature monitoring system Perform routine mycoplasma testing of cell cultures in line with SOPs and scheduled testing plans Accurately record mycoplasma testing results, escalate positive findings, and support any required follow‑up actions Follow SOPs, risk assessments, and health & safety procedures at all times Support waste disposal, decontamination processes, and audit readiness Report accidents, incidents, near misses, and hazards promptly and support investigations and corrective actions Support completion and periodic review of risk assessments and COSHH assessments relevant to laboratory activities Ensure appropriate use of PPE and adherence to safe systems of work, escalating concerns where controls are not in place Carry out routine laboratory safety checks (e.g. eyewash stations, spill kits, first aid supplies, signage) and raise actions for replenishment or repair Support laboratory inductions and ensure required training and documentation are completed before independent work Assist with inspections, audits, and general laboratory compliance activities as the company scales
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Experimental & Research Support: Assist Drug Discovery and Functional Genomics teams with routine laboratory techniques and experiment preparation, aligned with training and experience Prepare reagents, buffers, media, and consumables for experimental workflows Support cell culture activities, including sample handling, storage, and routine quality checks Ensure accurate documentation of laboratory activities and support sample tracking


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Skills, Qualifications & Experience: Essential: A‑level (or equivalent) in Applied Science or a related discipline Experience supporting a biotechnology or research laboratory environment Practical experience with laboratory equipment and infrastructure Familiarity with aseptic techniques and cell culture support Strong attention to detail and ability to follow procedures accurately Good organisational and communication skills Comfortable working independently and as part of a small, collaborative team
Desirable: Experience supporting drug discovery or functional genomics laboratories Hands‑on experience performing mycoplasma testing (e.g. PCR‑based, luminescence‑based, or enzymatic assays) Experience using: MyAmici procurement and asset management system T‑Scan (or similar) remote temperature monitoring system Proficiency in the safe use of gas cylinders, liquid nitrogen (LN2), and dry ice Familiarity with HTA and GLP environments
Physical & Environmental Requirements: Ability to handle deliveries of laboratory consumables and equipment Ability to safely handle, move, and connect gas cylinders, LN2, and dry ice Ability to perform routine cleaning and maintenance tasks, including work in low‑level or confined spaces Ability to work in cell culture rooms, cold rooms, and LN2 storage environments as required
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