Lead Biofluid Research Scientist – Interstitial Fluids

Level Zero Health
Greater London
1 month ago
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About Level Zero
Level Zero is pioneering next-generation biosensor technology for precise, real-time monitoring of critical endocrine biomarkers. Recognised as one of the top 20 startups across all categories worldwide at TechCrunch Disrupt 2024—and backed by top-tier organisations like SOSV and Entrepreneur First—we’re pushing the boundaries of biochemistry and nanotechnology to revolutionize personalised health.

Founded by two seasoned engineers, we bring extensive experience in R&D, technical innovation, and commercial strategy to transform the way people monitor their health. Our mission is bold: to revolutionise health management by delivering clinical-grade data directly to individuals, wherever they are.

We’re seeking driven innovators to join us in pushing the boundaries of biosensing and health tech, making personalised health monitoring a reality for everyone. To achieve this ambitious vision, we’re assembling the best team in the world—dedicated to turning cutting-edge science into life-changing, real-world solutions.

About The Role
We areexcited to welcome a lead biofluid research scientist tolead our research on the characterisation ofinterstitial fluid. In this role, you will design and conduct experiments to investigate the biochemical composition, transport mechanisms, and physiological functions of interstitial fluid. Your work will play a critical role in advancing our understanding of biofluid dynamics and supporting the development of next generation biosensor applications. This position offers the opportunity to collaborate with cross-functional teams in a dynamic research environment. Experience with interstitial fluid is a MUST for this role.

This is a full-time, in-person role primarily based in London.
Some examples of what you might do:

  • Design and conduct experiments to study the composition, dynamics, and properties of interstitial fluid
  • Develop and optimise methods for the collection, processing, and analysis of interstitial fluid samples
  • Characterise biomolecular components (e.g., proteins, metabolites, electrolytes, hormones) using advanced analytical techniques (e.g., mass spectrometry, chromatography, spectroscopy)
  • Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including biomedical engineers, data scientists, and clinical researchers
  • Analyse experimental data, prepare technical reports, and present findings to internal stakeholders
  • Stay current with scientific literature and emerging technologies related to interstitial fluid research
  • Ensure compliance with regulatory standards and best practices for laboratory safety and data integrity

What You Bring

  • A Ph. D. degree in Biomedical Sciences, Physiology, Biochemistry, Bioengineering, or a related field

The ideal candidate will possess expertise in the following areas:

  • Proven experience in research and characterisation of interstitial fluid
  • Strong expertise in analytical techniques such as LC-MS, HPLC, spectroscopy, and microfluidics
  • Knowledge of interstitial fluid physiology in clinical or translational research contexts
  • Familiarity with biofluid collection methods and sample handling protocols
  • Excellent problem-solving skills, with the ability to design experiments and interpret complex data
  • Strong communication skills, both written and verbal, with the ability to present scientific data effectively
  • Experience with regulatory or clinical research environments is a plus

Who You Are

  • We value culture as much as we value technical expertise, creating an environment that’s equal parts collaboration, curiosity, and fun

We’re a fast-paced, mission-driven young team on a quest to make a lasting impact, fueled by uncompromising integrity, unwavering support for one another, and the thrill of exploring uncharted territories. Our passion for excellence drives everything we do, and we welcome individuals who share our commitment to shaping the future.

If our vision excites you, here are the qualities we look for:

  • You live and breathe integrity, tackling challenges with honesty and transparency
  • You’re a self-starter who loves diving into the unknown, collaborating on complex problems, and taking full ownership of results
  • You excel at open, clear communication and see every piece of feedback as a springboard for growth—especially in a science and data-focused environment
  • You’re motivated by creating real impact, particularly when it comes to advancing human health
  • You strike a balance between independence and collaboration, knowing when to seek support or invite others to join in
  • You’re confident in defending your ideas, while also valuing respectful, constructive debate as a path to better solutions
  • You thrive in the dynamic atmosphere of a startup, constantly evolving your skill set and fearlessly applying what you learn

What We Offer

  • A full-time role with a competitive salary and equity options, reflecting our value in your expertise and potential
  • An environment where you’ll collaborate directly with the founding team at a leading biosensor startup, gaining access to industry experts and thought leaders
  • The chance to grow with us, including ample opportunities for leadership, career advancement, and exploration
  • Travel to New York and other potential sites for R&D purposes
  • The excitement of working on cutting-edge technology, shaping strategic decisions, and driving innovation at an early-stage venture alongside a superstar team

Be Part of Our Journey

If you're ready to be at the forefront of biosensing innovation and thrive in fast-paced, learning-rich environments, we'd love to hear from you.

If your skills and experience do not align perfectly with this role, yet you believe you have something unique to offer, we're keen to listen. Reach out to us with a short statement on how you can contribute and let's discuss where you might fit into our team.

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