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Scientist I (Molecular Assay Development)
You are an early-career molecular biologist with strong hands-on experience in PCR, NGS, or digital PCR. You enjoy building assays, optimising workflows, and working with complex biological samples.
We are partnered with a Guildford-based diagnostics company developing advanced molecular and multi-omic assays to detect rare cancer signals. Their work sits at the forefront of liquid biopsy and translational diagnostics, integrating cutting-edge biology with a regulated development pathway.
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As Scientist I – Molecular Assay Development, you will play an active role in designing, optimising, and validating DNA/RNA-based assays. This is a highly practical, lab-based role with real ownership and exposure to the full assay development lifecycle.
Key responsibilities: Execute molecular biology workflows including PCR, qPCR, dPCR, and NGS Design and optimise molecular assays for sensitivity and reproducibility Perform analytical validation (LoD, specificity, precision, linearity)
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About you: MSc or PhD in Molecular Biology or related discipline 1–2 years’ experience in molecular assay development or diagnostics Hands-on expertise in PCR, NGS and/or digital PCR
Location: Guildford (5 days onsite) Level: Scientist I
If you are excited by building high-performance molecular assays in a clinically relevant setting, apply now.
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