JOBS IN LIFE SCIENCES
The Biochemical Engineering Team Lead will have the title "Design Manager". He or she is an inspiring leader, empowering the company's design team. This team consists of a group of 10-15 high level scientists, focusing on the following projects: - the design of innovative technology building blocks (biochemicals and reagents) - the development of new assays in the field of diagnostics and companion diagnostics - the support of technological improvements to existing products.read more
The IVD validation scientist defines and prepares verification and validation strategies for new IVD product development projects. He/she prepares new strategies and plans for (analytical) validation, in line with product and regulatory requirements. Primary focus will be on validation studies as part of pharma collaborations (CDx) and US regulatory submissions. read more
The Enterprise Account Manager or Key Account Manager is responsible for establishing and building new and solid executive level relationships and is responsible for leveraging these contacts into profitable sales perspectives.read more
Accelerate the conversion to the newest standard in lab equipment (clinical chemistry, immunology, haematology) at existing customers. Manage renewals of existing accounts and negotiate long-term contracts. Project selling, consultative selling, strategic selling, cross selling. Understanding the advantages of new technologies in diagnostics and automation of high throughput labs. Convince your customers through evidence of higher Turn Around Time (TAT) and less hands on processes. Be able to talk with C-suite stakeholders in clinical labs and hospitals outside the lab. Drive business growth by assessing market opportunities and translate these into action plans. Be result driven. Contribute to the companies' financial goals. read more
The QC Development Expert is responsible for the development, qualification and validation of (analytical) release and stability methods for new developed IVD products and makes recommendations for the performance of experiments in the area of quality control (QC). read more
The Scientist technically and scientifically leads IVD development projects in the field of oncology. He/she oversees all functional aspects in the development of an assay and guides the teams to on-time in-full delivery in line with product requirements and business strategy. The Scientist develops and applies new approaches, methodologies, project ideas, scientific concepts or principles, in interaction with the internal and external scientific know-how and community and ensures the preparation and submission of related manuscripts, grants and patent applications. The Scientist/Technical Lead is a member of the R&D team. read more