FAQs
What is the primary responsibility of the Research Scientist role at Cytiva?
The primary responsibility of the Research Scientist is to move the development of new products and methods forward in collaboration with local team members and the global R&D team.
What educational background is required for this position?
A university degree in a natural science subject is required, preferably in materials science, chemistry, or a similar field.
What specific knowledge is preferred for this position?
Preferred knowledge includes development and optimization of membrane-based applications, especially lateral flow-based applications, and immunodiagnostic assays.
What languages are required for this role?
Fluency in both German and English, written and spoken, is required.
Where is this position located?
This position is based on-site in Dassel, Germany.
What departments will the Research Scientist collaborate with?
The Research Scientist will collaborate closely with manufacturing, product management, commercial sales, and quality departments.
Is a hands-on approach necessary for this role?
Yes, a hands-on mentality and out-of-the-box thinking are essential for this role.
How does Cytiva emphasize continuous improvement within the organization?
Cytiva utilizes Danaher’s system of continuous improvement to help turn ideas into impact, focusing on innovating at the speed of life.
What type of projects will the Research Scientist be involved in?
The Research Scientist will be involved in new product introduction (NPI), optimization of existing product portfolios, and development of new methods for manufacturing processes.
What type of work environment can one expect at Cytiva?
Cytiva fosters a culture of belonging where unique viewpoints matter, emphasizing collaboration and support among team members.