Senior Laboratory Technician - in vitro screening assays

Are you an experienced laboratory technician with expertise in in vitro biological assays and a big passion for automation? Would you like to be part of a diverse and innovative department contributing to the development of life-changing therapies? Then join us here at Novo Nordisk as a Senior Laboratory Technician. Ready to take the next step in your career? Apply for our exciting opportunity!

The position
The position is anchored in Centre for Functional Assays & Screening. In your daily work, you will collaborate closely with department scientists and laboratory technicians to develop, plan, and execute in vitro biological screening assays with a high focus on automated and digitalized workflows.

As our new Senior Laboratory Technician, you will have the opportunity to:

Your role will also involve enhancing daily workflows within the department, fostering continuous improvements.

Qualifications
To be successful in this role, we imagine that you have:

Research experience from the pharmaceutical industry/biotech and programming abilities (e.g. Python or R) are considered as an advantage, but not a requirement.

As a person, we envision that you:

About the Department
The Centre for Functional Assays & Screening (CFAS) is part of Global Research Technologies at Novo Nordisk located in Måløv, Denmark. 

We specialise in the design and execution of a variety of biologically relevant medium- and high-throughput screening assays with a strong focus on automation and digitalisation. As part of a matrix organisation, we deliver high quality in vitro data to support the identification, optimisation, and characterisation of drug candidates across multiple projects to progress our projects portfolio in close collaboration through synergistic cross-organisational collaborations.

CFAS consists of three sub-departments and currently consists of 16 scientists, four associate scientists, 15 technicians and two students. You will be part of a high-performing, multidisciplinary team exploring and identifying new treatment options for diabetes, obesity, and other serious chronic diseases.