Scientist, Plant Physiology / Agrokinetics | Scientist Plant Physiology / Agrokinetics (alle Geschlechter)
Bayer AG
Job Summary
This role involves developing and executing in vitro and in planta tests to study the fate of small molecules in plants, with a focus on improving throughput and sensitivity for bioavailability determination. The scientist will collaborate closely with modelers to develop predictive models and contribute to the discovery and evaluation of new active ingredients for weed control by providing insights into plant bioavailability. This position requires a strong background in biochemistry or analytical chemistry, excellent analytical methods knowledge (UPLC-MS/MS, GC-MS/MS), and experience in quantifying small molecules in plant tissues. The ideal candidate will be a team player, integrated into multidisciplinary project teams, and committed to maintaining high safety standards and intellectual property management.
Required Skills
Education
PhD, Master's degree, or comparable qualification in Biochemistry or Analytical Chemistry
Experience
- Professional experience with methods for quantifying and tracking small molecules in plant tissues and cells
- Experience working in culturally and technologically diverse teams
Languages
Additional
- This is a 12-month fixed-term contract.
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