In the world of clinical research there are a lot of opportunities and job openings. But how do you find the job where you belong?
At Brunel we take all the time to get to know you. And we use our knowledge of the companies and the branch to get the perfect match.

To support the expansion activities of the DDD unit:
Performing assays on yeast and cell line models
Performing immunohistochemical analyses and biochemical analyses, such as ELISA, Western Analysis
Analysing data and documenting findings
Suggesting improvements in the methods and analyses
Occasionally, observing and treating mice under study
Working in a team of equal minded colleagues under the supervision of a study-director
Planning your own activities on a weekly basis in order to deliver the results
Working occasionally a few hours over the weekends in a rotating scheme with other colleagues

You are holder of a Bachelor in biomedical laboratory technology, bio(-medical) sciences, biotechnology or equivalent
You are able to perform in-vitro studies under supervision by following closely assay protocols
You have prior hands-on experience in the field of biochemistry and/or molecular biology, either in an academic or professional setting
You are willing to learn laboratory animal handling and treatment

Additional assets:
An entrepreneurial, results oriented, outgoing attitude with a high level of energy; able to work closely in a team; eager to learn
Familiar with MS Word and Excel

An employment contract of indefinite duration
An attractive salary package,inclusion in the group insurance (hospitalisation insurance and pension plan)
A varied job with a lot of responsibility
Individual support and ongoing coaching throughout your career
A good work-life balance

Buys, Peggy