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      <description>Location: Darlington | Salary: &amp;pound;26939 - &amp;pound;36000/annum | Type: Permanent | Downstream Process Development Scientist    Permanent | Darlington | -26,939- -36,000 per annum + attractive benefits         About the Role   CPI is seeking a hands-on  Downstream Process Development Scientist  to join their bioprocessing team in Darlington on a permanent basis.  This is a practical, lab-based role focused on the  design, development, and optimisation of downstream purification processes  for advanced biologics. You will play a key role in delivering DSP activities across a range of modalities, including viral vectors and nucleic acid-based products, in a fast-moving and highly experimental environment.  Reporting into the DSP leadership team, will be responsible for running experiments, solving problems, and adapting processes, as projects evolve. This role suits someone who enjoys flexibility, iteration, and scientific creativity rather than rigid, highly constrained environments.  The role is based on-site in Darlington, working as part of an established DSP team of approximately 11 scientists.   What You''ll Be Responsible For    Downstream Process Development    Design, develop, and optimise downstream purification processes for biopharmaceutical products  Ca...</description>
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