Senior Scientist – In Vitro Cardiovascular Biology
Do you have expertise within in vitro cardiovascular biology and enjoy working in the lab? Would you like to apply your expertise in a global company that is accelerating innovative science and turning ideas into life-changing medicines? Join us to discover future treatments for Cardiovascular, Renal, and Metabolic (CVRM) diseases!
We are recruiting a Senior Scientist with expertise in in-vitro cardiovascular biology to Early CVRM, one of our customer's three main therapeutic areas. In the Bioscience department, we focus on identifying and validating new drug targets and delivering preclinical data to projects across all phases of drug discovery and development.
The role is based at our customer's dynamic R&D site in Gothenburg, Sweden, where you will join an international, collaborative, and innovative environment focused on scientific excellence and patient impact.
Accountability
As a Senior Scientist, you will be a key laboratory-based contributor to our customer's Cardiovascular Bioscience portfolio. This is an in vitro–focused role, where you will play a critical role in building mechanistic understanding of drug targets by generating high‑quality experimental data to support target discovery, target validation, and drug discovery projects within cardiovascular disease.
Responsibilities include:
Independently design, develop, and execute in vitro experiments and assays.
Generate high‑quality mechanistic data, including mechanism‑of‑action and proof‑of‑concept evidence for drug candidates.
Work extensively with human pluripotent stem cell–derived cardiomyocytes and other relevant cell types in both healthy and disease‑relevant settings.
Apply molecular biology, imaging, and functional assays (e.g., contractility, electrophysiology, metabolism).
Develop and utilize 2D and 3D cardiac model systems, including multicellular cultures, cardiac organoids, and engineered cardiac tissues.
Collaborate effectively across Bioscience and with other functions to ensure successful delivery of project milestones.
Present scientific data and insights at internal project teams and governance forums, as well as external meetings.
Actively contribute to a collaborative, innovative environment, sharing ideas and continuously improving ways of working.
Essential Skills/Experience
PhD or Master's degree in Biology, Pharmacology, or a related discipline, with a scientific background in cardiovascular disease
Strong experience in cell and molecular biology, biochemistry and relevant in vitro/ex vivo assays
Minimum 2 years' recent hands-on experience in handling and manipulating relevant PSC cells and primary human and animal cardiac cell types, including cardiomyocytes
Minimum 2 years' recent hands-on experience in in vitro work within the cardiovascular field, involving endothelial cells, cardiomyocytes, and fibroblasts in both healthy and diseased cardiovascular preclinical model systems
Minimum 2 years' recent hands-on experience in cardiac in vitro models: hands‑on with 2D and 3D systems, including cardiac organoids and engineered cardiac tissues across multiple cell types (e.g., hiPSC‑derived cardiomyocytes, fibroblasts, endothelial cells, smooth muscle)
A collaborative, proactive, and flexible mindset, with the ability to work effectively in multidisciplinary teams
Excellent scientific communication skills, with strong written and spoken EnglishSenior Scientist – In Vitro Cardiovascular Biology
Do you have expertise within in vitro cardiovascular biology and enjoy working in the lab? Would you like to apply your expertise in a global company that is accelerating innovative science and turning ideas into life-changing medicines? Join us to discover future treatments for Cardiovascular, Renal, and Metabolic (CVRM) diseases!
We are recruiting a Senior Scientist with expertise in in vitro cardiovascular biology to Early CVRM, one of our customer's three main therapeutic areas. In the Bioscience department, we focus on identifying and validating new drug targets and delivering preclinical data to projects across all phases of drug discovery and development.
The role is based at our customer's dynamic R&D site in Gothenburg, Sweden, where you will join an international, collaborative, and innovative environment focused on scientific excellence and patient impact.
When you become one of us
This position means that you will be employed as a consultant with us at OnePartnerGroup and you will spend your working days at our client's location. As a consultant with us, you have your consultant manager who supports you in succeeding and thriving. Naturally, your employment includes collective agreements, insurance, occupational pension, union relations, and wellness allowance, because nothing is more important than that you feel secure with your employment with us. Let us become your new colleague!
We at OnePartnerGroup work with recruitment, staffing, and training and are your best colleague in your career when you are looking for a job. With local presence in about 50 locations, from Malmö in the south to Kalix in the north, we are always close to you.
What happens when you have applied for the position?
For questions and similar inquiries, you are welcome to contact Ferhat Arslan at Ferhat.arslan@onepartnergroup.se. In this process, we work with ongoing selection and appointment, which means that the position may be filled before the final application date. When you have shown interest in the position, we match your application with the position and we contact you via email or phone for feedback. If you are suitable for the position, we will meet for an interview. Regarding the application, it is done via the advertisement on OnePartnerGroup's website; we do not handle applications via email due to GDPR.
We place great emphasis on your personality in this recruitment!
Does this sound like the right challenge for you? Welcome with your application!