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Laboratory Technician – Molecular Diagnostics

Rapidemic
CompanyRapidemic
CategorySkilled Technician
LocationLeiden, South Holland, Netherlands
Remote
EmploymentNot stated
LevelNot stated
SalaryNot stated by the employer
First seen2 Aug 2026 (the employer did not state a posting date)
Last verified9 Aug 2026
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Description
Rapidemic is looking for a highly rigorous laboratory technician with solid hands-on molecular biology experience to support development and execution of enzymatic assay and diagnostic workflows. This is a temporary position (12–18 months), with the potential for extension depending on company needs. You will work independently at the bench and as part of a small multidisciplinary team. The work focuses on DNA amplification technologies and requires strong bench discipline, accurate documentation, and reliable execution. Prepare and execute DNA amplification assays and other molecular biology workflows Handle enzymes and nucleic acid reagents with traceable quality documentation Independently plan, execute, and report experiments and QC runs Maintain lab equipment and calibrations (pipettes, qPCR instruments, etc.) Keep accurate lab records (ELN) following SOPs and Good Documentation Practices HBO, BSc or equivalent in Molecular Biology/Biotechnology (MSc also welcome) ~3–5 years hands-on experience in a molecular biology lab (industry or advanced academic)Familiarity with quality processes under ISO13485 Proven track record of rigorous lab work and disciplined pipetting practices Familiarity with DNA amplification (qPCR sufficient) workflows and standard enzyme-based assays Ability to work independently and proactively communicate results and issues. A role with real responsibility — not just executing steps, but owning your workflows A small, collaborative environment where your ideas matter and you can influence how things are done Direct exposure to assay development, quality thinking, and early diagnostic product building A culture that values professionalism, science, and respect Market compensation aligned with experience