Analytical R&D Researcher
MediWound · JB-239
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- First seen
- 2026-08-25T00:37:43.103Z
- Last seen
- 2026-08-26T06:00:35.730Z
- Requisition
- JB-239
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MediWound is seeking a talented and motivated Analytical R&D Researcher to join our Analytical R&D team and contribute to the development and advancement of our innovative biopharmaceutical products. The main activities of the Analytical R&D Researcher are the research and development of analytical methods for MediWound’s products, as well as the qualification, validation, and technology transfer of these methods in accordance with regulatory requirements. The researcher will be part of the analytical R&D team that supports Quality Control (QC) during the troubleshooting process. Responsibilities: Development of new analytical methods and improving existing methods supporting MediWound products. Support QC/QA investigations. Perform Qualifications, GMP validations, and verifications. Support stability programs. Assist in SOP’s, protocols, and reports writing and review. Manage analytical R&D supplies inventory. Maintain the necessary compliance status required by the company and facility standards. Requirements: Master’s degree in chemistry or biotechnology. At least 3 years of hands-on experience in Analytical R&D within the pharmaceutical industry (preferably biological products) – Advantage. Previous experience in analytical method development, qualification, and validation with a preference for bioassays – Advantage. Intelligent and creative, quick learner with a positive mindset and start-up mentality. Independent and highly motivated. Excellent communication skills; able to work under pressure to meet tight timelines. Attention to details and a well-organized person. Fluency in English (oral and written skills).
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