Scientist (Flow)

About the organisation

360biolabs, a BioAgilytix company, is one of Australia’s most comprehensive specialty laboratory service providers with quality accreditation. As part of a global contract research organisation, the business supports the creation of innovative medicines through high-quality laboratory work. Its teams design and run pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic assays across multiple therapeutic areas to help clients achieve successful clinical and preclinical trial outcomes.

Joining the company means working with experienced professionals and advanced technology in a setting that values learning, growth, and wellbeing. Employees are given access to local and international development opportunities, along with a range of initiatives that support connection and employee wellbeing.

Role summary

This position calls for scientific support in the creation, validation, and execution of flow cytometry-based assays used in research, preclinical work, and clinical studies. The role also includes processing samples for flow-based testing in line with relevant standards, regulatory requirements, and standard operating procedures.

Key responsibilities

• Support the maintenance of laboratory supplies, including ordering items and obtaining supplier quotations.
• Keep laboratory instruments clean, serviced, and calibrated when needed.
• Maintain a tidy, safe, and orderly lab environment.
• Contribute to the development, refinement, and validation of biological assays, especially flow cytometry and related cell-based methods for human and animal studies.
• Carry out assay work for research programs, preclinical projects, and clinical trials.
• Work in line with ISO/IEC 17025, OECD GLP principles, GCLP principles, the company quality system, and NATA-related regulatory expectations.
• Help ensure laboratory work is performed safely and efficiently.
• Communicate effectively and consistently with team members.
• Assist with SOP preparation, record keeping, data analysis, presentation, and interpretation where needed.
• Help prepare internal documentation and client-facing reports.
• Take part in meetings connected to clinical research and the organisation’s work.
• Engage in training and attend seminars relevant to the technical area.

Requirements

• A BSc (Honours) in a biological discipline, together with relevant experience, is essential.
• A PhD in a biological discipline or equivalent experience is an advantage.
• Prior experience with medical laboratory techniques is required.
• Strong practical background in flow cytometry and cell-based assays is essential.
• Experience with optimisation and validation of flow cytometry assays and related techniques is required.
• Experience handling and analysing clinical samples is required.
• Strong organisational and writing abilities are essential.
• Good teamwork and communication skills are essential.
• Experience using database software and managing files is desirable.
• Exposure to early-phase clinical trials is desirable.
• Previous work in a quality-controlled or accredited environment operating under ISO/IEC 17025, GLP, or similar standards is desirable.
• High motivation and enthusiasm for medical research, therapeutics, and vaccine development is desirable.

Additional information

Applications close on 8 June 2026, though the role may be filled earlier if a large number of applications are received. Applicants should submit a CV and cover letter through the job application link, as email applications cannot be processed. Only Australian or New Zealand residents with valid Australian work rights are eligible to apply.

The employer is an equal opportunity and flexible workplace that welcomes applications from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, LGBTQIA+ community members, and people with disability. The recruitment process may use AI tools to assist with reviewing applications, analysing resumes, checking responses, and identifying possible inconsistencies, but final hiring decisions are made by people.

For further information, candidates may contact the Careers Team.

Application guidance

Please prepare a CV and cover letter for submission. Email applications will not be accepted.