Laboratoires Réunis has been active in laboratory analysis nationally and internationally since 1997. Our accredited medical laboratory in Luxembourg currently employs 260 people. Our laboratory culture is characterised by our high standards of quality, speed, flexibility and innovation. Our international and dynamic environment constantly offers new and responsible challenges for our team- and patient-oriented employees.

PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT LAB SCIENTIST (m/f)

Permanent contract, 40 h/week

Preventive biology and, in the broadest sense of the term, functional biology is a rapidly growing specialty. It is an exciting field whose objective is to explore the physiological basis of a person's state of health or the origins of their pathologies. Beyond pure prevention, it allows the patient to actively participate in the improvement of his or her condition and daily performance. It has its place in an innovative approach to the practice of medical biology.

Responsibilities

• To ensure the scientific validity and technical quality of the existing products (analyses and profiles) of the preventive biology catalogue
• Participate in the development of new preventive biology products (in areas such as intestinal health, environmental health, stress, etc.)
• Setting up and monitoring a scientific watch concerning the current and future products of the preventive biology catalogue
• Participate in the digitization of preventive biology reports
• To ensure and improve the implementation of operational processes through the different services of the laboratory
• Participate in the writing of scientific articles and the creation of specialized content for marketing purposes

Must-have requirements

• Master II in biology or chemistry with a specialty in biology.
• Mastering of classical laboratory techniques. Knowledge of chromatography techniques will be an additional asset.
• Rigor
• Autonomy
• Good communication and teamwork skills
• Great curiosity
• Desire to get involved in subjects other than purely laboratory and technical matters