ResearchScientist–ProteomicsWorkflowInnovation(m/f/d)

# _**Research Scientist – Proteomics Workflow Innovation (m/f/d)**_ We are seeking a highly motivated **Research Scientist – Proteomics Workflow** **Innovation** (m/f/d) with strong practical expertise in LC–MS-based proteomics and a passion for data analysis, interpretation, and generation of biological insight. This role is ideal for a scientist who combines experimental expertise with the ability to translate complex data into meaningful conclusions and drive innovation in proteomics workflows. The successful candidate will play a key role in designing, developing, and benchmarking next-generation proteomics and secretomics workflows across diverse biological systems, while leading the interpretation of complex datasets. This includes establishing robust, scalable, and reproducible workflows that deliver high-quality data and enable biologically meaningful insights. The role requires a strong data-first mindset, ensuring that workflows are optimized for downstream analysis and decision-making. **Responsibilities:** * Design, develop, and benchmark innovative LC–MS-based proteomics and secretomics workflows across diverse biological systems. * Evaluate and implement fit-for-purpose methods based on performance metrics such as data quality, reproducibility, and biological relevance. * Establish robust, scalable, and reproducible workflows for high-quality data generation. * Drive end-to-end understanding of proteomics datasets, from experiments to biological interpretation and hypothesis generation. * Partner with computational and data science teams to ensure appropriate data processing, accessibility, and usability. * Translate experiments into standardized and scalable workflows. * Contribute to documentation (SOPs, reports) to ensure reproducibility and knowledge sharing. * Collaborate across multidisciplinary matrix teams and communicate scientific findings effectively to both technical and non-technical stakeholders. **Qualifications:** * MSc or PhD in Bioche