Process Operator
gskZebulon (NC)
About the role
Manufacturing Equipment Operator You will operate and maintain manufacturing equipment to deliver high-quality products safely and reliably. You will follow standard procedures and batch documentation while working closely with technicians and supervisors. We value practical problem solving, attention to detail, and a willingness to learn. This role offers clear career growth, hands-on technical skill development, and the chance to contribute to a mission that unites science, technology and talent to get ahead of disease together.
Basic Qualifications:
High school diploma or GED.1 + year of manufacturing or production experience.
Must have the ability to lift 40 pounds.
Preferred Qualification:
- Experience in regulated manufacturing environments.
- Willingness to work site-based, including shift patterns and up to 12.5-hour shifts when required.
- Basic reading, writing, and math skills.
- Comfort using computers for basic data entry and training systems.
- Experience with equipment set-up, changeovers, and routine operational checks.
- Basic mechanical aptitude and ability to read gauges and instrumentation.
- Familiarity with human machine interfaces (HMI) or production data systems.
- Experience following technical documentation and maintaining inspection readiness.
- Exposure to continuous improvement tools such as 5S or standard work.
- This role is on-site in the United States. Hybrid or remote work is not available. Shift patterns will match site operational needs.
- What you can expect:
- You will join a team that values inclusion, safety and learning. Training and mentoring are available to help you develop new skills. If you enjoy hands-on work, solving practical problems, and growing your technical know-how, we would like to hear from you.
- Ready to apply?
- Please apply now with your resume and a short note about why you want this role and what you will bring to the team. We look forward to hearing from you.
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