Scientist I/II Biophysics/DMPK

Scientist - DMPK & Biophysics | Cambridge | Full-time

We're partnering with an established drug discovery company in Cambridge working at the centre of DMPK (Drug Metabolism and Pharmacokinetics) and biophysical screening. They're combining cutting-edge non-structural biophysics techniques with a collaborative, data-driven approach to drug discovery.

They're now looking for a Scientist to join their DMPK & Biophysics team. This is a great opportunity for someone with hands-on experience with biophysics techniques, data interpretation, and working within an industrial drug discovery environment.

What you'll be doing:

• Planning and running a wide variety of scientific experiments, with full ownership once assigned
• Analysing and interpreting experimental data, identifying next steps and future study designs
• Preparing clear, accurate reports and presenting findings to both internal teams and external collaborators
• Supporting routine data analysis, troubleshooting, and continuous quality control

What they're looking for:

• MSc/PhD in a relevant scientific discipline
• Experience working in an industrial drug discovery or biotech environment
• Proven ability to analyse, evaluate and draw conclusions from experimental data
• Practical understanding of DMPK and biophysics techniques (ITC, SPR, etc.)
• Ideally looking for someone with SPR, Surface Plasma Resinance, running compounds though SPR machine
• Competent in scientific reporting, literature searches, and electronic data recording
• Strong attention to detail, effective time management, and clear communication skills

This is an excellent opportunity to work within a highly collaborative, expert-led drug discovery team. You will get the chance to participate in a diverse range of engaging projects, with exposure to both established and emerging technologies. This company provides strong support for professional personal development. They can provide a competitive salary up to £40,000 and a list of other benefits and career progression pathways.

Sounds good, how do I apply?

• Option 1: Click the apply button, don't worry if you don't have an up-to-date CV, we can discuss whatever you have to hand.
• Option 2: Find Morgan Venesson LinkedIn and drop me a message or connection request
• Option 3: Drop The One GroupCambridge Office a call and ask for Morgan