LGC

About the Company

We are a global leader in life science tools, partnering with customers to find solutions that diagnose, treat, feed and protect our growing population. Working collaboratively with our partners in the scientific community, our products and services help to solve some of the most complex challenges facing society and the planet.

Together we respond to global pandemics, pioneer innovative precision medicine, and improve the safety of our food, medicines and environment.

Listed Jobs

Company Name

LGC

Job Title

Quality Assurance Coordinator (Contract)

Job Description

Vaughan, Canada

On site

Fresher

01-10-2025

Company Name

LGC

Job Title

Project Manager

Job Description

Twickenham, United kingdom

Hybrid

02-10-2025

Company Name

LGC

Job Title

Contracts Administrator

Job Description

Job title: Contracts Administrator Role Summary: Remote, part‑time (24 hrs/week) position coordinating the full contract lifecycle, ensuring compliance, supporting negotiations, and maintaining accurate records. Expactations: Deliver timely, accurate contract documents; meet all contractual milestones; uphold confidentiality; collaborate effectively with internal stakeholders; continuously improve contract processes. Key Responsibilities: - Draft, review and revise contracts with legal advisors and collaborators. - Maintain contract records in the organization’s management system. - Monitor achievement of contract milestones, deadlines, and renewal dates. - Coordinate information gathering from internal departments for contract preparation and execution. - Assist in contract negotiations and bidding processes. - Ensure compliance with legal requirements, company policies, and industry regulations. - Prepare status, performance, and risk reports. - Collaborate with finance and accounting to align invoicing and payment tracking. - Identify and implement process improvements. - Serve as primary contact for contract‑related inquiries and issues. Required Skills: - Proficiency with contract management platforms (Ironclad, Salesforce, IFS) and Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint). - Strong attention to detail and ability to manage multiple contracts concurrently. - Excellent written and verbal communication; solid negotiation capabilities. - Knowledge of contract law, regulations, procurement processes, and business operations. - Database management and report generation skills. - Ability to maintain confidentiality and handle sensitive information. Required Education & Certifications: - Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Law, or related field. - 3–5 years experience in contract administration or equivalent role. - Contract Management certification preferred.

Twickenham, United kingdom

On site

Junior

12-11-2025

Company Name

LGC

Job Title

Research Manager

Job Description

**Job Title:** Research Manager **Role Summary:** Lead the full life‑cycle management of a high‑profile NIHR portfolio of clinical and applied health research infrastructure funding schemes, from call development through to contract monitoring and reporting. Serve as the primary knowledge holder on selected funding areas, liaising with UK government, academia, industry and clinical stakeholders to ensure alignment with national research priorities. **Expectations:** - Deliver new and renewal funding schemes in accordance with NIHR strategic objectives. - Provide expert guidance to researchers and internal teams, maintaining high standards of governance and quality. - Foster collaborative relationships with external partners, influencing and shaping program direction. - Act as a trusted advisor for technology, policy, and project performance matters. **Key Responsibilities:** 1. **Commissioning & Call Development** – Design and launch funding calls, build guidance documents, FAQs, and selection criteria. Organise and support funding committees, including contracting procedures. 2. **Contract Monitoring & Reporting** – Manage contractual changes, respond to information requests (Parliamentary/FOI), review and improve annual progress reports, and ensure compliance with governance and performance targets. 3. **Secretariat for Directors' Fora** – Plan annual programmes of Directors’ meetings, curate agendas, prepare papers, data analyses, reports, and briefing documents. 4. **Team Support & Administration** – Provide flexible operational assistance during peak periods, ensuring smooth workflow across the research portfolio. 5. **Stakeholder Engagement** – Act as a liaison between NIHR, government bodies, universities, industry partners, and clinical communities, building productive partnerships. **Required Skills:** - Project and portfolio management across multiple initiatives. - Strong stakeholder engagement and influence skills. - Excellent written and oral communication, including report and briefing creation. - Data analysis capabilities and meticulous attention to detail. - Prioritisation, time‑management, and the ability to meet tight deadlines. - Collaborative team player who fosters positive working relationships. **Required Education & Certifications:** - Master’s or PhD in Biomedical or Health Sciences research, or equivalent substantial experience in the sector. **Desirable Experience:** - Proven work in major research funding or management environments (NIHR, NHS, HEIs). - Experience in pharmacological/biotech research management or academic research coordination. - Current knowledge of the UK health and care research policy landscape. - Demonstrated stakeholder management across multiple organisations.

Twickenham, United kingdom

On site

17-11-2025