Scientific Implementation Associate Switzerland

Scientific Implementation Associate

Scientific Implementation Associates support the deployment and optimization of digital solutions in laboratory and R&D settings. They act as the bridge between scientific users and IT or software teams, ensuring that new tools meet the practical needs of scientists.

Responsibilities include:

• Configuring and deploying laboratory systems – Assisting in LIMS, ELN, or data platform rollouts by customizing workflows and data fields for end users.

• Conducting user training and documentation – Educating scientists and lab technicians on system use, while creating SOPs and training materials.

• Testing system functionality and performance – Ensuring scientific tools integrate with lab instruments and comply with data integrity standards.

• Gathering feedback for iterative improvement – Acting as a liaison between users and technical support to refine features and resolve issues.

• Supporting compliance and audit readiness – Helping labs implement systems in line with GxP, 21 CFR Part 11, or ISO standards.

Ideal candidates have a background in life sciences combined with experience in lab informatics or digital transformation projects.​

Switzerland is a great place to further your career in life sciences. If you are a looking for pharmaceutical jobs in Switzerland, scientific careers in Switzerland or want to discuss cell therapy, gene therapy, ATMP, medical device, technology, biotech or pharmaceutical job opportunities in Switzerland, give our Next Phase team a call. This country is continuing to expand as a centre for jobs in science, process development, technology, software development, project management, informatics, quality, reg affairs and supply chain.

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At Next Phase we help people find new jobs in life sciences across the UK, Europe and USA. This page lists some of the job opportunities in Europe, and if you give us a call we can also talk to you about other scientific jobs, pharmaceutical career opportunities and the latest updates in cell and gene therapy and ATMP development in Switzerland.

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The life science industry in Switzerland has a strong international bias, 98% of its turnover is made abroad. With a share of 33% of Swiss export goods, chemical-pharmaceutical products are the most important exported good in Switzerland. Availability of high-quality scientists in Switzerland is very high thanks to leading universities and universities of applied sciences and financially sound and research-based pharmaceutical companies. In comparison to other top international locations, the Swiss life science industry has the highest work productivity.

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Switzerland is home to a globally unique life science cluster. In addition to chemical and pharmaceutical firms like Novartis, Roche, and Syngenta, this encompasses a dense network of medtech, biotech and nanotech companies. 

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