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We are looking for a talented and motivated Scientist to join our Characterization and Material Sciences department in Slough, United-Kingdom.
About the role :
You will help characterize protein therapeutics by using biophysical and biochemical techniques specifically Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) to understand protein structure, function, and degradation pathways. You will develop, apply, and troubleshoot analytical methods that support the development of new protein therapeutics. This is a great opportunity to build experience in the biopharmaceutical sector while contributing to high-quality scientific work, technical reports, procedures, and regulatory documentation.
Who you’ll work with :
You will be working in a team that brings together experienced scientists focused on protein characterization and material sciences. The team works closely with analytical development, quality control, process, and formulation colleagues, and collaborates with project teams across the United-Kingdom, Belgium, Switzerland, and the United States, as well as with academic partners.
What you’ll do :
Analyze protein therapeutics using Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), circular dichroism and Fourier and transform infrared spectroscopy
Support biophysical and biochemical studies to understand protein structure, function, and degradation pathways
Develop, apply, and improve analytical methods for protein and biochemical analysis
Keep accurate records and contribute to technical procedures, protocols, reports, and regulatory documentation
Communicate analytical findings and technical challenges clearly with team members and project teams
Help maintain laboratory equipment, resolve assay issues, and ensure materials are available
Interested ? For this role we’re looking for the following education, experience and skills :
Bachelor’s, Master’s, or Doctoral degree in a relevant scientific discipline
1 to 3 years of laboratory experience in an academic or industrial setting
Experience using circular dichroism and Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy for protein analysis
Experience with nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy would be an advantage
Good understanding of protein biochemistry, biophysics, and analytical troubleshooting
Clear communication skills and the ability to work effectively in cross-functional teams
Internal applicants should be in their current job for at least 12 months, must meet performance standards and are not on formal corrective/disciplinary process (PIP), warning, final warning, or compliance warning letters within the last 12 months. Please inform your Manager or your Talent Partner before applying to any internal job opportunities.
At UCB, we’ve embraced a hybrid-first approach to work, bringing teams together in local hubs to foster collaborative curiosity. Unless expressly stated in the description, this role is hybrid with 40% of your time spent in the office, irrespective of your current contractual agreement. Should your current working arrangements differ, please contact your Talent Partner to discuss, before submitting your application.
UCB is an equal opportunity employer. All employment decisions will be made without regard to any characteristic protected by applicable laws.
Should you require any adjustments to our process to assist you in demonstrating your strengths and capabilities contact us on EMEA-Reasonable_Accommodation@ucb.com . Please note should your enquiry not relate to adjustments; we will not be able to support you through this channel.
Requisition ID: 93822
Recruiter: Aurélie Cuisset
Hiring Manager: Elizabeth Rodriguez
Talent Partner: Jessica Hutchinson
Job Level: SA III
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