Analytical Scientist - LCMS

Oxford
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We're hiring for an LC-MS Associate Scientist to join an innovative analytics team driving the development of next-generation monoclonal antibody therapeutics. If you have experience with LC-MS and a passion for advancing biologics, this could be a great opportunity to apply your skills in a forward-thinking environment.

The Role:

You’ll develop and optimise LC-MS methods (e.g., intact mass and N-released glycosylation analysis) and help establish a robust routine analytical service. Your work will support key characterisation of therapeutic monoclonal antibodies and integrate closely with upstream development teams.

Key Responsibilities:

Develop and optimise LC-MS assays for mAb characterisation

Set up and maintain a routine LC-MS service, including team training

Troubleshoot instrumentation and ensure data quality

Standardise analysis templates compatible with ELNs and ML integration

Collaborate across scientific teams to ensure alignment

Maintain detailed, GLP-compliant experimental records

Contribute to SOPs, lab upkeep, and internal presentations

What We're Looking For:

BSc or MSc in Biochemistry, Molecular Biology, Analytical Chemistry, or similar

3+ years’ hands-on experience in LC-MS analysis of biologics

Strong understanding of assay development and CQA analysis

Excellent documentation and problem-solving skills

Bonus Skills:

Experience with Waters BioAccord and Benchling

Exposure to high-throughput pipelines and broader mAb analytics (e.g., ELISA, qPCR)

Familiarity with ICH guidelines and QbD principles

Location: Oxford

Salary: Competitive + benefits

Interested in learning more?

If you have strong LC-MS experience and want to work on impactful biologics projects, we’d love to hear from you. Apply now to explore the next step in your scientific career

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