Investigator Scientist | Cell Biology | Mass Spectrometry | LMB 3032

Licensed sponsor Cambridge Scientific & QA Posted 1 week ago

£44,801 to £47,071 per annum Overall purpose: The Biological Mass Spectrometry and Proteomics Facility at the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology (LMB) seeks an investigator scientist to provide quantitative proteomics services across a broad range of research projects in cell and molecular biology. The successful candidate will work as part of a dynamic and collaborative team of facility staff and with research groups in the LMB. They will execute quantitative proteomics workflows and maintain…

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Location

Cambridge

Function

Scientific & QA

Posted

1 week ago

Occupation

SOC 2113 · Biochemists and biomedical scientists

Going rate

£45,900 a year (£23.54/h)

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Eligible for Skilled Worker sponsorship

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£45,900 · new entrants £33,400

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above the median of UK full-time pay for this occupation

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