Lab Technician - Extractions
$20 - $22 per hour
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SENIORITY
Junior
SALARY
$20 - $22 per hour
About the role
- High school diploma and 0-2 years of experience in Analytical Chemistry Laboratories or prior experience working with one's hands (Required)
- Associates Degree in a Chemistry or similar scientific discipline and 1-2 years of years' relevant experience in Analytical Chemistry Laboratories (Preferred)
- Advanced English language skills (Required)
- Basic mathematical and reasoning skills (Required)
- Basic computer skills (Required)
- Ability to lift/carry/push or pull upwards of 25 lbs on a frequent basis (Required)
- This position pays $20 - $22 per hour and is eligible for overtime.
- The expected hourly range for this position is $20 - $22. This range represents the minimum and maximum hourly rate we reasonably expect to pay for this role. Actual compensation within the range will depend on skills, experience, and qualifications.
- We care about your total well-being and will support you with the following, subject to your location and role.
- Health: Medical, dental and vision insurance, life insurance, employee assistance programs.
- Wealth: In addition to base pay, we offer 401(k) with company match (immediate vesting upon enrollment).Happiness:
- Professional Growth: Online training courses, virtual and classroom development experiences, tuition reimbursement program
- Work-Life Balance: Paid-time off and family leave
- In compliance with applicable state and local pay transparency laws, we provide clear and equitable compensation information for all applicants.
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