Scientist II (Molecular Diagnostics), DxD Hub

Seeking a highly motivated scientist to join the Molecular

Diagnostics team, focused on developing regulated diagnostic

products and services, especially in genetic testing, and based on

molecular approaches such as but not limited to next-generation

sequencing (NGS)-based and nucleic acid amplification-based

diagnostic assays.

The successful candidate will

lead the development of innovative workflows for clinical

applications and work closely with clinical and commercial

stakeholders to deliver successful and impactful

solutions.

Key

Responsibilities

Responsible for good record-keeping and standard

operating procedures (SOPs) implementation in accordance with

confidential information requirement, quality system and regulatory

guidelines.

Responsible for mentoring junior

scientists and coaching for the latest technology development and

product landscape.

Responsible for prompt

support and communication with internal and external

collaborators.

Responsible for assay planning

and execution.

Responsible for presenting

progress, findings, and providing solutions to internal and

external stakeholders.

Responsible for

troubleshooting and keeping technical development

timeline.

Contribute to project scoping and

preparing project proposals with in-depth understanding in clinical

workflow, clinical unmet needs, technology value proposition,

economic value capture, clinical deployment, and product

commercialization pathway.

Contribute to

product landscape study on safety dossier and technical note

approved by regulators.

Contribute to clinical

study design and clinical trial in regulated diagnostic product

settings.

Manage and perform lab operations

activities, including general laboratory and equipment housekeeping

and qualifications, and consumables

purchasing.

Requirements

Education in Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Genomics,

Biotechnology, or a related field.

3-5 years

of hands-on experience in molecular assay development, preferably

in industrial, diagnostics or clinical laboratory

setting.

Laboratory track record and skills in

pre-analytical and analytical techniques, including extensive

knowledge and hands-on experience in molecular

techniques.

Strong track record in

experimental design and optimisation of laboratory

workflows.

Familiarity with regulatory and

quality standards for diagnostic assay development e.g.

ISO13485.

Ability to multi-task, while

maintaining prompt response.

Ability to

articulate complex matters and simplify the matters.

Great presentation skills for a mixed

audience.

Strong in identifying critical

pathways and demonstrate problem-solving abilities.

Solid academic knowledge and a critical and innovative

mindset.

Extensive industrial relation and

understanding of product landscapes.

Optimistic and enthusiastic about continuous learning and

professional development in the rapidly evolving field.

A strong team player with a proactive and upbeat

attitude.

The above

eligibility criteria are not exhaustive. A

• STAR may include

additional selection criteria based on its prevailing recruitment

policies. These policies may be amended from time to time without

notice. We regret that only shortlisted candidates will be

notified.