• Independent day-to-day planning and delivery of work.
• Responsible for conducting analytical work including method development and validation, biological specimen preparation, data acquisition and subsequent data analysis for flow cytometry and cell sorting.
• Create working instructions and maintain laboratory notebooks.
• Contribute to scientific writing to produce publications and client reporting and represent the team in internal and external events.
• Contribute to the maintenance of quality, health, and safety records, adhering to ISO9001 quality management system.
• Participate in maintaining cleaning procedures, ordering consumables and general upkeep of the laboratory.
• Responsible for routine maintenance to determine system performance, service contracts, operation and troubleshooting of flow cytometry and cell sorting instruments.

Training will be provided, as appropriate, on traceability of measurements to the System of International Units, uncertainty estimation workflows, instrument software packages and on quality management systems required for the delivery of the projects.

This represents a good opportunity for candidates looking to progress their career in cell-based measurements and the potential to lead future projects. There is also an opportunity for the individual to undertake a part‑time PhD with an academic partner after completing a couple of years in the organisation.