Senior Engineer

Company Description

Cell therapies have been shown to cure devasting and previously untreatable diseases like cancer by re-programming the patient's own immune system. Giving more patients access to these life-saving therapies requires a revolution in manufacturing and process automation.  

Cellular Origins, a TTP Company, is enabling scalable, cost-effective and efficient manufacture of cell and gene therapies. Our technology addresses the challenges associated with manufacturing at scale with an elegant robotic manufacturing automation solution that reduces cost and labour, eliminates human error, and increases efficiency. 

Job Description

We're looking for multiple Senior Engineers to drive the design and development of our robotic manufacturing systems.

As a Senior Engineer, you will own the delivery of critical modules within the system. As the driving force behind the design, development, and delivery, you'll lead the end-to-end process of your modules, from concept to detailed engineering, always ensuring alignment with performance and manufacturability requirements.

Collaboration with cross-functional bioprocess, robotics and system engineering teams will be crucial for seamless integration into the wider system. You will also be expected to work closely and productively with the technical teams within our customer organisations.

Within this role you'll manage the technical aspects of your project, balancing trade-offs between specifications, risk, and timelines to achieve successful outcomes. You will be responsible for leading team activities such as root cause analysis, design investigations, performance analysis and FMEA, as well as working with the Head of Hardware Engineering to develop best practices across all the hardware development teams.

Join our mission in steering the system towards excellence. You'll join a fast-growing, interdisciplinary team with a passion for solving worthwhile problems. This is somewhere to really make your mark, working in a technically challenging and impact-driven venture, with bright and committed peers, to define the future of cell therapy manufacturing. 

Qualifications

Our system includes a range of Engineering scale, from large-scale factory automation modules to small, highly complex, precision electromechanical devices. We are building Engineering Teams to cover this range.

• Bachelor's or Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electronics Engineering or a related field.
• Proven, extensive, experience in the design and development of complex electromechanical devices and/or manufacturing equipment.
• Track-record in technical delivery, leading multi-disciplined engineering teams, from early product development to transfer-to-manufacture.
• While your experience might ideally lie within the Life Science fields, experience gained (for example) within consumer products and aerospace are also very interesting to us.
• This role will be a full time on-site position at our campus in Melbourn.

Additional Information

Cellular Origins is based on the TTP Campus, within purpose-built sustainable offices, labs and green surroundings, 10 miles south of Cambridge.  Our working culture encourages entrepreneurship, shared ideas and collaboration, while providing you the freedom to do your best work.   

Our employee benefits include:  

• Annual bonus  
• 25 days holiday  
• Employer pension contribution of 10% of salary 
• Free lunch and all-day refreshments  
• Private medical insurance for employees and dependants  
• Enhanced family friendly leave  
• Life insurance worth 6x salary  
• Electric car leasing scheme  
• Cycle to work scheme  
• Season ticket loan  
• Activities and community that supports healthy activities that bring colleagues together; whether it's lunchtime squash or football, Zumba or our own rock band. Colleagues initiate new clubs and outings whenever they feel there's something missing  
• Local sports facilities and theatre discounts and memberships.  

Role Type: ExperiencedContract Type: PermanentTechnical Discipline: Science or EngineeringDepartment: Cellular Origins

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