The Purification Technician performs fundamental production tasks in a Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) environment. The role includes maintaining clean work areas, cleaning and assembling or disassembling equipment according to procedures, assisting with process-control activities, and keeping production records and logs. The technician processes intermediates to isolate target proteins and produce sterile bulk for delivery to filling. Level I work includes housekeeping, preparing cleaning and sanitization reagents, cleaning and sterilizing production equipment, operating production equipment and forklifts, carrying out bulk processing and filtration, preparing buffer solutions, and documenting production activities. Level II work includes the Level I duties as applicable, as well as equipment operation, pH and buffer additions, sample preparation, processing calculations, reagent weighing and preparation, bulk preparation, filtration integrity tests, and identifying mechanical or safety hazards. The position is based in a manufacturing environment and involves rotating 12-hour shifts, with exposure to biological fluids, chemicals, electrical manufacturing equipment, tools, moving machinery, high noise levels, and extreme cold. Personal protective equipment is required. The role requires frequent standing, walking, lifting, carrying, bending, twisting, hand and foot movements, and occasional entry into confined spaces.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED