Manufacturing Technician I
integrated resourcesEast Boston (MA)
Manufacturing Technician I
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integrated resourcesEast Boston (MA)
Industrial Engineering Technologists and TechniciansBiological Product (except Diagnostic) Manufacturing
SENIORITY
Junior
About the role
Integrated Resources, Inc., is led by a seasoned team with decades of industry experience. We deliver strategic workforce solutions that help manage talent and business efficiently. Since 1996, IRI has attracted and retained experts, enabling us to expand into new sectors and grow steadily.
We focus on finding qualified professionals in our specialty areas. Our partner-employers trust us to match their needs with top-tier candidates, building successful long-term partnerships based on performance and integrity.
Job Description
Location: Cambridge, MA
Responsibilities:
Support mammalian cell culture manufacturing processes
Perform filtration of unprocessed bulk
Operate various process equipment
Document daily manufacturing operations in a cGMP environment
Calibrate manufacturing equipment
Operate a robot to harvest unprocessed bulk
Requirements:
10-hour shift: Sunday through Wednesday, 12:30 pm - 11:00 pm (for three months)
Wednesday through Saturday, 12:30 pm - 11:00 pm (for the remainder of the assignment)
Detail-oriented and quick learner
Bio manufacturing certificate (bachelor's degree not required)
Feel free to share this opportunity with colleagues who might be interested.
Qualifications:
Bio manufacturing certificate (bachelor's degree not required)
GMP experience
Preferred: Bachelor's or Associate degree with scientific or clinical background
Additional Information:
Warm regards,
Clinical Recruiter
Integrated Resources, Inc.
Recognized in Inc. 5000 for multiple years, including 2007-2014
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