R&D Technologist
REF: J5639293
Experience Dependent
Cambridge, Cambridge
Contract
The biotechnology industry is incredibly important in the enhancement of the overall health of our planet and our lives.
Recent biotechnological advances have enabled us to fight devastating diseases, use energy more efficiently and create more effective industrial manufacturing processes – to name a few.
Europe is one of the leading global regions for biotechnology and it’s becoming increasingly clear that the industry will have a massive impact on the global economy over the next decade. So, now really is a fantastic time to pursue a career within the biotech industry.
Recent biotechnological advances have enabled us to fight devastating diseases, use energy more efficiently and create more effective industrial manufacturing processes – to name a few.
Europe is one of the leading global regions for biotechnology and it’s becoming increasingly clear that the industry will have a massive impact on the global economy over the next decade. So, now really is a fantastic time to pursue a career within the biotech industry.
As specialists in life sciences recruitment, we at HRS are passionate about connecting top talent across Europe within the biotech sector. We have specialist teams working within this market to deliver great talent to our global clients.
Our expertise translates into powerful partnerships, driving innovation and growth. If you’re looking to advance your career or enrich your team with opportunities in the EU then look no further than HRS. Browse our current biotech jobs in Europe below and apply online today!
Our expertise translates into powerful partnerships, driving innovation and growth. If you’re looking to advance your career or enrich your team with opportunities in the EU then look no further than HRS. Browse our current biotech jobs in Europe below and apply online today!
Biotechnology jobs in Europe: FAQs
Which European country is best for biotechnology?
Europe is a key biotech cluster, with several countries being home to some of the biggest biotechnology companies in the world. Switzerland, for example, is home to over 300 of them.
According to a 2022 report, the biotech industry in Switzerland saw a record-high revenue figure of CFH 6.7 billion in 2021!
You’ll find that many online publications view the country as one of the best locations in Europe for biotechnology.
According to a 2022 report, the biotech industry in Switzerland saw a record-high revenue figure of CFH 6.7 billion in 2021!
You’ll find that many online publications view the country as one of the best locations in Europe for biotechnology.
What are the top biotech companies in Europe?
Europe is home to over 7,000 biotechnology firms, according to this report released in November 2023. Here are some of the top companies in terms of revenue:
- F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd – headquarters in Switzerland
- Bayer AG – headquarters in Germany
- Novartis AG – headquarters in Switzerland
- Sanofi – headquarters in France
- Fresenius SE & Co KGaA – headquarters in Germany
What is the highest paying job in the biotech industry?
As in any industry, top tier management roles such as Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Chief Medical Officer (CMO) and Chief Scientific Officer (CSO) come with the highest annual salary range. A biotechnologist in one of these roles could expect to earn up to €200,000 per year.
Outside of C-suite roles, top paid and in-demand biotech careers include:
Outside of C-suite roles, top paid and in-demand biotech careers include:
- Biomedical Engineer
- Biochemist
- Microbiologist
- Epidemiologist
- Research Scientist
