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Do you have deep expertise in fluidics and flow-cell design for analytical instrumentation? Are you excited by the opportunity to drive development from early concepts to production and product care? Join Moleculent and play a key role in developing a cutting-edge life science instrumentation! Moleculent is on a mission to build products that yield new insights into the molecular foundation of human biology. This is a chance to join a focused and dedicated team with extensive experience building successful life-science companies and products. This is a permanent position based in Solna, Stockholm. The position is full-time and based at Moleculent’s headquarters in Solna, Stockholm. Please don’t wait to submit your application. We review candidates on an ongoing basis, and the position may be filled before the final application deadline. Applicants must be eligible to work in Sweden without sponsorship. JOB DESCRIPTION As a Senior Systems Engineer – Fluidics at Moleculent, you will be responsible for flow cells and fluidics design throughout the entire product development life cycle – from concept development and prototyping to design transfer and product care. You will work closely with cross-functional teams and external partners to develop robust and scalable solutions for advanced analytical instrumentation. You will combine hands-on laboratory work with system-level thinking and project leadership responsibilities. Key responsibilities include: Lead flow cell and fluidics design activities, including design, testing, troubleshooting, and verification Drive development of new flow cell concepts and consumable designs Support flow cell production engineering and production troubleshooting Ensure production equipment is maintained, supported, and qualified Participate in and drive instrument-level testing and verification activities Lead or contribute to throughput improvement initiatives Manage system-related project activities and integration work Contribute to early-stage conceptual development for future instrument generations Collaborate closely with R&D, Operations, Product Management, Biochemistry teams, suppliers, and contract manufacturers QUALIFICATIONS To fit the role, you most likely hold an MSc in Technical Biology, Molecular Biotechnology, Material Science, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field. A PhD within a relevant discipline is considered a strong advantage. Fluent written and spoken English is required. You have several years of experience working with fluidics and flow cell development in analytical or life science instrumentation environments. You are comfortable moving between development, testing, production support, and cross-functional collaboration. We believe you have: Experience with fluidics design in analytical systems Experience with consumable prototyping, product development, and transfer to manufacturing Knowledge of plastics and adhesives commonly used in life science or medical technology products Experience from product development of instrumentation within Life Science Hands-on laboratory experience and practical troubleshooting skills Project management or project leadership experience Experience with testing, verification, and troubleshooting activities Good understanding of integrated hardware/software instrumentation systems Nice to have: Experience with flow simulations Experience with requirements engineering and formal verification methodologies Experience working with analytical instruments, in vitro diagnostics systems, or medical devices Experience writing test specifications and verification documentation Swedish language skills You are hands-on, analytical, and solution-oriented, with a strong ability to navigate complex technical challenges. You enjoy working closely with both development and production teams and thrive in collaborative environments where innovation and quality are central. You are structured in your approach while remaining pragmatic and adaptable in a fast-moving environment. You take ownership of your work and enjoy driving projects forward together with others. MOLECULENT We believe innovative biotechnology has enabled massive leaps forward in understanding the composition of tissues and organs. However, the functional understanding of how cells communicate in their native context and form these complex systems has just begun. We develop technology designed to uncover radical new insights into the cellular level of human biology by mapping the communication between cells in human tissue and providing meaningful data. https://www.moleculent.com/ Please note that Moleculent manages the recruitment process for this position. External recruitment agencies are requested to refrain from direct contact with us in this regard.

Moleculent – a fast-growing startup with the vision to develop a revolutionary spatial biology platform – is now looking for an experienced Antibody Panel Development Lead to join our R&D team. In this role, you will own the end-to-end process of developing and validating antibody-based protein and interaction assays compatible with our multiplex platform. Your mission is to transform our antibody panel development process into a structured, predictable process that delivers validated assays at scale. If you want to make a real impact in a dynamic and exciting environment, this is your opportunity to join us!  The position is full-time and based at Moleculent's headquarters in Solna, Stockholm.  We welcome your application today!  JOB DESCRIPTION As Antibody Panel Development Lead at Moleculent, you will play a crucial role within our R&D team. You will work closely with Product Management, other R&D Leads, and your team of development scientists to systematically scale up our antibody-based assay development. Your main responsibility will be to implement and drive our antibody panel development process – taking prioritized target lists through antibody feasibility screening, assay development, and validation.   This is a hands-on technical role with operational leadership responsibility. You will work in the lab yourself while setting direction for how development of new panels is executed across the organization.  Key responsibilities include:  Own the full new panel development lifecycle: from target intake and feasibility screening, through assay development, to validation and release.  Define and optimize the validation process: Establish clear go/no-go criteria, maximize throughput, and ensure scientific consistency while balancing product timelines.  Operationally lead a team of 3–6 content development scientists: Drive alignment on experimental strategy, prioritization, data interpretation, and decision-making.  Work hands-on in the lab: Actively participate in experiments, antibody and assay validation, data analysis, and data reviews.  Serve as technical expert: Participate as Technical Lead or Core Team member in product development projects.  Make data-driven decisions: Set go/no-go criteria and make informed trade-offs about which targets to pursue under time and resource constraints.  QUALIFICATIONS To qualify for this role, you hold a PhD or MSc in Immunology, Molecular Biology, Cell Biology, Biochemistry, or a related life science discipline (or equivalent industry experience). You bring at least eight years of proven hands-on experience in immunoassay development and antibody-based assays in tissue. Relevant industrial experience is required. Strong proficiency in English, both written and spoken, is essential.  Skills that will strengthen your profile include:  Strong understanding of IHC validation, immunofluorescence, antibody selection and clone evaluation, and specificity/cross-reactivity challenges in tissue.  Demonstrated experience developing antibody-based assays in complex biological matrices (e.g., FFPE tissue) from early feasibility to reproducible, scalable protocols.  Ability to define and run structured experimental workflows, think in terms of throughput and bottlenecks, not just individual experiments.  Demonstrated ability to lead technical work through others and balance scientific rigor with product development needs.  Bonus skills: Experience with proximity ligation assays (PLA), spatial biology platforms, or product development in semi-regulated environments.  To succeed in this position, you should be process-oriented, systematic, analytical, and comfortable making decisions under uncertainty. You must be passionate about antibodies and assay development while thinking pragmatically about throughput and timelines. At Moleculent, we value individuals who are friendly, positive, pragmatic, and enjoyable to work with.  Don't miss the chance to become part of Moleculent at this pivotal stage of our journey. We look forward to receiving your application!  MOLECULENT We believe that our understanding of the molecular basis of human biology, in health and disease, will increase radically in the coming ten years. This will lead to a vast improvement in therapies, and diagnostics, and a new, fundamental understanding of our own biology. Moleculent is on a mission to develop technology-enabled products that leverage new insights into the molecular foundation of human biology. https://www.moleculent.com/