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Are you passionate about advancing biomarker science in the fight against autoimmune diseases? Argenx, a leading clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company, is seeking a Biomarker Scientist in Ghent, Belgium. Join our Translational Science team and contribute to cutting-edge biomarker strategy development, assay validation, and clinical data analysis. Be part of a collaborative, innovative, and fast-growing company dedicated to developing groundbreaking therapies.
Job Title: Biomarker Scientist
Location: Ghent, Flemish Region, Belgium
argenx is looking for a highly motivated Biomarker Scientist to join our Translational Science Biomarker Team. This role involves developing biomarker strategies to enhance drug development and regulatory approval processes, with a focus on implementing disease-specific biomarkers and biomarkers for patient selection.
Main Roles & Responsibilities:
- Support biomarker strategy establishment within sub teams
- Translate biomarker context of use into analytical requirements
- Implement biomarker assays and drive validation processes
- Contribute to data analysis and interpretation aligned with clinical development
- Review clinical trial and regulatory documents
- Contribute to the growth of the Translational Science team
Professional Experience / Expertise:
PhD or Master’s degree in Immunology or Molecular Biology with relevant industry experience, including expertise in biomarker strategy development, assay implementation, and data analysis.
Profile:
- Team player with strong project and organizational skills
- Good communication and interpersonal skills
- Resilient and adaptable to fast-paced environments
Offer:
- Full-time position in a dynamic and growing company
- Work within a cross-functional team with access to various technologies
- Competitive salary package with extensive benefits
- Possibility for remote work with scheduled days in Ghent
Keywords: Biomarker Scientist, Ghent, Belgium, Clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company, Autoimmune diseases, Translational Science, Immunology, Molecular Biology.
