Careers and stakeholders

The Master's degree in Quantitative Biology provides employment opportunities in research institutes and industry in the areas of bio-nano-technologies, bio-pharmaceutical research, and in the development of high-tech research instrumentation.

Job profiles
Product scientist, Bio-nanotechnologist
- Applies laboratory procedures relating to cellular and molecular processes by identifying and resolving any critical issues.
- Uses non-standard, high-tech scientific instrumentation.
- Manages the IT aspects of the use of machines for generating experimental data.
- Analyses raw experimental data and converts them into various formats.
- Writes codes to analyze biological data using a programming language.
- Interacts effectively with both experimental laboratory staff and developers of high-tech instrumentation and facilitates their communication.

Employment
In bio-nanotechnology startups, pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry, public and private research institutes with the following assignments:
Junior research scientist - biotechnology/biophysics research laboratory
- Knows the biological system under study, understands the experimental question and helps to identify the appropriate experimental measure to provide adequate answers.
- Designs and carries out experiments independently using high-tech instrumentation.
- Carries out data analysis using specific software.
- Confidently presents scientific data and methods to internal and external partners.

Employment
Public and private scientific institutes, research and development in pharmaceutical, biotechnological and startups industries or companies developing scientific instrumentation with high technological content and innovation.