Jobs and Careers in Corporate Research
In this corporate function, our scientists and engineers work in an interdisciplinary partnership with customers, research institutions and start-ups to identify technologies and application fields of long-term relevance and elaborate these in our research laboratories.
Their goal: Create solutions that help to develop and manufacture medications faster and more efficiently. Current focus topics include artificial intelligence and deep learning.
Roles in Corporate Research
- Associate Scientist
- Data Scientist
- Lab Assistant
- Machine Learning Engineer
- Technical Assistant
- and other positions
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What's Working In Corporate Research Like at Sartorius?
Create Tomorrow’s Technological Breakthroughs Today
Meet people from Corporate Research and learn more about innovation at Sartorius on our Blog.
What’s in It for You?
- Collaboration in international project teams with state-of-the art technologies
- Openness for your personal contribution, ideas and perspectives
- Flexible hours and opportunities to work remotely
- Professional training to support your growth and learning
- Strong purpose: be part of the solution in the fight against global diseases
That's What Your Colleagues Say
Oscar-Werner Reif, Head of Corporate Research, CTO
The Sartorius paradigm for research-based innovation is to embrace and use both external and internal ideas in a collaborative approach to advance the technologies for the benefit of the patients and the pharmaceutical industry.
Sven Wagner, Head of Business Development
We are increasing our presence in biotech hotspots and business incubators – these are the places where we find the greatest potential for innovation and where we meet new companies. Kendall Square in Boston is a good example, right next to MIT. And we are involved in initiatives such as the University Innovation Challenge, Young Entrepreneurs in Science or Falling Walls to help translate scientific discoveries into real-world applications and innovations.
