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An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced scientific leader to take on the role of Scientific Director – Immunoassay, leading a talented Immunoassay Method Development team.

This is a senior position with the scope to shape scientific strategy, mentor skilled scientists, and ensure the delivery of robust, high-quality bioanalytical methods within a collaborative and forward-thinking environment.

Responsibilities:

* Lead and inspire the Immunoassay Method Development team, ensuring best practices and scientific rigour across all activities.

* Act as a core member of the Bioanalysis leadership team, contributing to strategic direction and continuous improvement.

* Oversee all active immunoassay method development projects, ensuring delivery to client expectations.

* Provide scientific mentorship and oversight, ensuring methods are robust, validated, and fit-for-purpose.

* Support business development by advising on client proposals, attending scientific meetings, and presenting scientific expertise externally.

* Champion innovation, efficiency and scientific excellence across the department and wider organisation.

What You’ll Bring

* A degree (PhD desirable) in a relevant scientific field and at least 15 years’ experience in biotech, pharma, or CRO environments.

* Proven leadership experience – coaching, mentoring and motivating scientific teams.

* Strong technical background in Immunoassay method development for PK, ADA and PD analysis.

* Familiarity with GLP and regulatory guidelines (e.g. ICH M10).

* Excellent communication skills with a track record of presenting, publishing, and engaging with the scientific community.

* Experience in cell and gene therapy, or an understanding of the full drug development pathway, would be an advantage.

Why Apply?

This is an opportunity to take a leading role in advancing bioanalytical science within a flexible, supportive, and innovation-driven environment. You’ll have the freedom to influence scientific strategy, nurture talent, and make a meaningful impact on the development of new therapies.

If you’re a strategic thinker with a passion for science and leadership, we’d love to hear from you