Immunohistochemistry Scientist
Job Description
Immunohistochemistry Scientist
\n📍 On-Site | Full-Time, 37.5 hours per week
\n🧬 Preclinical & Translational Research
\nAbout the Role
\nWe are seeking an experienced Immunohistochemistry Scientist to join a growing scientific team delivering high-quality laboratory services to pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and research clients.
\nReporting to the Principal Scientist, you will play a key role in the design, development, optimisation, and execution of automated assays, supporting a diverse portfolio of research and regulated studies. This is an excellent opportunity for a scientist who enjoys combining hands-on laboratory work with scientific problem-solving, client interaction, and project ownership.
\nKey Responsibilities
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- Design, develop and optimise automated IHC assays using relevant tissues, controls, and reagents. \n
- Independently design and execute experiments, analyse data, and communicate findings. \n
- Generate high-quality scientific data and provide expert technical input across client projects. \n
- Troubleshoot assay performance and resolve scientific challenges efficiently. \n
- Prepare high-quality project proposals, study reports, and scientific documentation. \n
- Manage project timelines and contribute to successful client delivery. \n
- Ensure the integrity, quality control, and traceability of all scientific data and associated records. \n
- Support continuous improvement initiatives, SOP development, and process optimisation. \n
- Contribute scientific expertise during client meetings, presentations, and commercial discussions when required. \n
- Ensure compliance with GLP, GCLP, GxP, HTA, Health & Safety, and other applicable regulatory standards. \n
About You
\nEssential Requirements
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- BSc degree in Biology, Biomedical Sciences, Life Sciences, or a related discipline. \n
- Minimum 3-4 years' work experience developing, analysing, and reporting high-quality research data using automated IHC platforms. \n
- Proven ability to analyse scientific data and produce high-quality reports. \n
- Excellent organisational skills and attention to detail. \n
- Strong communication skills with the ability to work effectively across teams. \n
- Full right to work in UK \n
Desirable Experience
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- Experience within a CRO, contract research, or biopharmaceutical environment. \n
- Working knowledge of GLP, GCLP, or broader GxP regulations. \n
- Current Hepatitis B vaccination. \n
Personal Attributes We're Looking For
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- Scientifically curious and solutions-focused. \n
- Self-motivated with a proactive approach to problem solving. \n
- Strong team player who can also work independently. \n
- Ability to prioritise competing activities in a fast-paced environment. \n
- High level of integrity, professionalism, and accountability. \n
- Strong IT skills, including Microsoft Office and electronic data management systems. \n
The Working Environment
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- Site-based role combining laboratory and office activities. \n
- Opportunity to work with cutting-edge research projects and technologies. \n
- Some occasional flexibility needed to work outside normal business hours when required to support project delivery. \n
- Ability to lift and carry laboratory materials and equipment where necessary. \n
Why Apply?
\n'05; Work on innovative research projects supporting drug discovery and development
\n'05; Join a collaborative and highly scientific environment
\n'05; Take ownership of projects and make a direct impact on study outcomes
\n'05; Develop your career within a growing organisation committed to scientific excellence
\nInterested? Apply today to set up a confidential discussion.
