Junior Scientist

Company Description

S3V Vascular Technologies is dedicated to advancing medical technology to improve the lives of patients impacted by cardiovascular diseases. Leveraging a comprehensive understanding of cardiovascular conditions and strong collaborations with physicians worldwide, the company develops innovative medical solutions that revolutionize treatment. Managed by a team of skilled professionals, S3V Vascular Technologies integrates best practices into device development, physician education, and patient awareness. With a commitment to excellence, the company is working towards becoming a market leader in its core areas and expanding its positive impact on global healthcare.

Job Summary

The Junior Scientist will assist in the design, execution, and analysis of experiments to support ongoing research projects. They are responsible for maintaining a clean and safe laboratory environment, collecting high-quality data, and collaborating with cross-functional teams to advance scientific knowledge or product development.

Role Description

• Experimental Execution:

  Conduct laboratory or field experiments following standard operating procedures (SOPs). This includes preparing reagents, gathering samples, and operating specialized equipment (e.g., PCR, HPLC, or microscopy).

• Literature Review:

  Search and summarize scientific literature to support hypothesis building and keep the team updated on industry trends.

• Lab Maintenance:

  Monitor inventory levels for chemicals and supplies. Ensure all equipment is calibrated and that the lab complies with safety standards (e.g., GMP, GLP, or OSHA).

• Collaboration & Communication:

  Prepare reports and visuals for team meetings. Contribute to the writing of research papers, grant proposals, and technical presentations.

Qualifications & Experiences

• Education:

  A bachelor’s or master’s degree in a relevant scientific field (Biochemistry, Bsc Chemistry, etc.). Some high-level R&D roles may require an entry-level Ph.D.

• Experience:

  0–2 years of experience in a laboratory or research environment (internships and academic lab work are often counted).