Clinical operations professionals design, plan and run clinical trials within the drug development process, encompassing the whole process from phases I-IV.

This discipline covers the entire lifecycle of medical device creation, from concept and prototyping to testing and market launch. Engineers and designers collaborate to develop innovative, user-friendly devices that meet clinical and patient needs.

Medical affairs professionals bridge the gap between the life sciences industry and the wider medical community, through managing external relationships with thought leaders across a range of specialisms, patient groups and industry bodies.

Engineering in the life sciences sector focuses on the application of engineering principles to living organisms, and is a key factor in areas such as stem cell engineering, biochips/biosensors and molecular biocomputing.

Our expert life sciences recruiters build teams across all life sciences functions, and tap into our extensive networks to connect you with the C-level professionals you need, from CXOs and Directors to Presidents, Vice Presidents and beyond.

Quality assurance and compliance is a validation process which evaluates the performance of a product or process against standards and expected results within the industry.

Life sciences manufacturing teams are responsible for the production of pharmaceuticals, biotechnology medicines, medical devices, technologies and further products which improve the lives of people across the globe.

Life sciences supply chain management involves the planning and execution of the transport and delivery of products and solutions across the globe, whilst maximising efficiency, spend and levels of service.

Regulatory affairs cover all aspects of protocol across the development of pharmaceuticals and medical devices, to ensure regulation is adhered to.

Research and development teams are responsible for discovering and developing medicines, vaccines and wider solutions that support the health and wellbeing of people across the globe by combatting new and existing illnesses in a practical manner.