The Proteomics Research Infrastructure (PRI) is a cutting‑edge core facility specializing in mass spectrometry (MS)-based proteomics. PRI provides researchers with end-to-end support, including project consultation, automated sample preparation, mass spectrometry acquisition, and advanced data analysis.
Established within the Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Protein Research (CPR) and now part of the Center for Core Facilities (CCF), PRI operates in an international, collaborative, and innovation-driven environment. English is the primary working language.
We are seeking an experienced Proteomics Application Specialist (Special Consultant) to support and further develop PRI's clinical proteomics and single-cell proteomics pipelines.
Key responsibilities include planning, executing, analysing and documenting experiments within PRI's proteomics service pipelines; supporting and further developing clinical proteomics and single-cell proteomics workflows; performing sample preparation for proteomics analyses; operating, maintaining, troubleshooting and optimising automated sample preparation and liquid‑handling platforms; operating and supporting state-of-the‑art LC‑MS instrumentation; performing proteomics data analysis using specialised software; maintaining comprehensive and accurate experimental documentation; contributing to the development, validation, standardisation and continuous improvement of laboratory workflows; and collaborating with researchers, project partners and PRI colleagues in an international and multidisciplinary environment.
Qualifications
PhD in molecular biology, biochemistry, proteomics or a related field; expertise in molecular biology, biochemistry, proteomics or related laboratory techniques; experience with state-of-the‑art LC‑MS-based proteomics, including Bruker timsTOF and Thermo Fisher Astral platforms; experience with proteomics sample preparation and handling of large-scale sample cohorts; experience with automated liquid‑handling platforms and laboratory automation; experience with data analysis and specialised software relevant to mass spectrometry-based proteomics; strong computer literacy; excellent organisational and communication skills in English.
Salary and Terms of Employment: The employment is a fixed‑term position until 30 June 2030. The estimated start date is 1 February 2027. Working hours are 37 hours per week. Employment will be as Special Consultant (Staff Scientist) under the Danish Collective Agreement for academics in the state sector. There will be an opportunity to negotiate supplements based on qualifications. Application deadline: 26 October 2026.