7 jobs in ANGLE plc

Angle Plc is looking for a skilled professional to join their Guildford-based team. The role focuses on executing molecular biology workflows, including PCR and NGS, and designing assays for sensitivity and reproducibility.

The ideal candidate will hold an MSc or PhD in Molecular Biology and possess 1–2 years of experience in molecular assay development. Angle Plc offers training opportunities and a competitive benefits package.

Angle Plc in Guildford is seeking a Scientist I for Imaging Assay Development. In this hands-on role, you will design, optimise, and validate immunofluorescence and FISH assays while collaborating closely with molecular scientists. A strong educational background in Biomedical Sciences (MSc or PhD) and practical experience are required.

We offer opportunities for training, a competitive benefits package, and a full-time role based in the office, five days a week.

Angle Plc is looking for a Junior Technical Development Engineer to join their team in Guildford. This role involves supporting product maintenance, conducting instrumentation validation, and contributing to developments in medical device performance.

The ideal candidate should have a Master's degree in a relevant engineering field and possess strong communication skills. A desirable background in microfluidics or medical devices enhances one's application. This is an excellent opportunity to grow within a supportive team environment.

This is an exciting time at CelLBxHealth plc and our team in Guildford are looking for a Junior Technical Development Engineer. This position sits within Technical Support (as an extension of R&D), working across product maintenance, engineering problem‑solving and continuous platform development.

The post holder will gain exposure across the full lifecycle of a medical device, from instrumentation and calibration through to performance improvement and user experience.

• Support ongoing product maintenance and post‑launch design updates
• Conduct qualification, calibration and validation of instrumentation
• Work with engineers to identify biomechanical challenges and implement improvements
• Contribute to continuous development of instrument performance and usability
• Assist in training internal teams and external collaborators

• M.Sc. or equivalent in Mechanical, Biomedical, Electrical or Biological Engineering
• Exposure to microfluidics (highly desirable) or medical device systems
• Self‑motivated, curious and eager to learn in a fast‑paced environment
• Strong verbal and written communication skills
• An eye for detail and commitment to high‑quality data
• A flexible, can‑do approach to the requirements of the job

Due to the nature of the role, our requirement is for this position to be Guildford‑based, office hours, five days per week.

As a member of our highly skilled team you will receive opportunities for training and development and a competitive benefits package.

Please let us know if you require disability‑related accommodation during the recruitment process so that we can work with you to meet your needs.

The Scientist I (Imaging Assay Development) plays a key role in designing, optimising and validating immunofluorescence and FISH-based assays. This is a hands‑on, technically rich role, working across the full assay lifecycle in a regulated setting, collaborating closely with molecular scientists and bioinformaticians.

• Design, optimise, and validate IF and FISH imaging assays
• Develop multiplex staining protocols and signal amplification strategies
• Operate and maintain fluorescence microscopy and imaging platforms
• Undertake additional ad hoc activities as required

• MSc or PhD in Biomedical Sciences or related field
• 1–2 years’ experience in imaging assay development
• Strong hands‑on expertise in immunofluorescence and/or FISH
• Attention to detail and commitment to high‑quality data
• Flexible, can‑do approach

Position is Guildford‑based, office hours, five days per week.

Opportunities for training and development, and a competitive benefits package.

Angle Plc is seeking a Scientist I (Imaging Assay Development) based in Guildford. This role involves designing, optimising, and validating immunofluorescence and FISH-based assays, and requires strong hands-on expertise.

The ideal candidate will have an MSc or PhD in Biomedical Sciences, 1–2 years of relevant experience, and a flexible, can-do approach. Opportunities for training and development along with a competitive benefits package are provided.