Scientific Associate - Molecular Biology

Flexsis AG, Filiale Basel LS
Basel
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  • 13.11.2026
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Scientific Associate - Molecular Biology

Description of the company
Flexsis is a company of the Interiman Group, one of the leading providers of personnel services in Switzerland. Thanks to our solid expertise as well as the competencies within the Interiman Group, we offer tailored solutions in personnel consulting.
For our client Novartis in Basel, we are looking for a reliable and motivated Scientific Associate - Molecular Biology (m/f/d)

Duration: 18 month with possible extension
Workload: 100% on-site
Role & Responsibilities
Key responsibilities:
  • Develop and execute high-throughput (HTP) enzyme assays as well as preparative scale trials to evaluate enzyme performance under application-relevant conditions
  • Operate and maintain HTP robotic platforms and equipment
  • Adhere to Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and support accurate documentation and systematic archiving
  • Critically assess and troubleshoot experimental workflows across all process stages and propose improvements to enhance efficiency and reliability
  • Analyze data and communicate results clearly and efficiently, including thorough interpretation and documentation
Candidate Profile
Essential requirements:
  • Completed apprenticeship as Lab Technician or BSc/MSc in Biochemistry or related field
  • Comfortable with multi-tasking of repetitive routine operations
  • Proficient in conducting biochemistry experiments, interpreting data, and suggesting workflow improvements
  • Basic understanding of chemistry
  • Able to communicate effectively in English
  • Ready to work in international and multidisciplinary teams
  • Open-minded personality and "can do" attitude
  • Strong interpersonal and communication skills

Desirable requirements:
  • Experience in enzymology, biotransformation and routine analytical methodology (e.g. HPLC, GC)
  • Hands-on experience with cloning, recombinant protein expression, and/or genetic library generation
  • Familiarity with automated systems and high-throughput experimentation
  • Theoretical understanding of biocatalytic transformations and protein engineering