Bioprocess Manufacturing Technician
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Entry-level individual contributor supporting upstream and downstream bioprocess manufacturing operations under close supervision.
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pay@2 · 2026-07
What this role is
Entry-level individual contributor supporting upstream and downstream bioprocess manufacturing operations under close supervision. At the Support Associate (S1) level, the role owns a single task type or queue, routine, well-defined requests, and drives individual transactions. None.
What this level does
- Weigh and check raw materials and consumables against the batch record, following specific step-by-step instructions for a single assigned unit operation (e.g., media weigh-out or glass wash)
- Assemble, clean and sterilize process equipment, performing clean-in-place (CIP) and sterilize-in-place (SIP) steps exactly as written in the SOP
- Complete entries in electronic work instructions and Batch Production Records at the time of the task, following Good Documentation Practices under close review
- Maintain the clean room environment — gowning, line clearance and housekeeping — to the prescribed cGMP standard for the assigned area
- Knowledge applied
- General knowledge of upstream cGMP routines — gowning, weigh-out, CIP/SIP and documentation — applied to prescribed tasks with answers readily available in the SOP.
- Complexity & problem solving
- Routine, single-step tasks; problems have a known answer and are referred up rather than judged.
- Collaboration & interaction
- Completes own assigned tasks; standard interaction with shift peers and lead.
- Typical experience
- 0–1 years; minimal experience.
Skills at this level
- Aseptic technique
- — Performs sterile manipulation of cell culture during transfers, sampling and inoculation, working within a Grade A environment to prevent contamination of the culture.
- Media preparation
- — Prepares and sterilizes cell-culture media from stage-specific recipes, weighing and dispensing ingredients for each phase of the growth and production process.
- Bioreactor operation
- — Operates seed-train and production bioreactors from bench to production scale, controlling temperature, pH, dissolved oxygen and feed additions across batch and fed-batch culture modes.
- CIP/SIP and equipment sterilization
- — Assembles, cleans and sterilizes process equipment by executing clean-in-place and sterilize-in-place cycles per SOP, and verifies the equipment is ready for aseptic use.
- Batch record execution
- — Executes and documents Batch Production Records for upstream unit operations in real time, capturing weigh-outs, setpoints and in-process readings under Good Documentation Practices.
- GMP and regulatory compliance
- — Applies cGMP regulations and company SOPs to upstream manufacturing, maintaining clean-room controls and records that satisfy regulatory requirements.
- In-process monitoring
- — Monitors culture parameters during runs, recognizes drifts or excursions in pH, DO and temperature, and takes or escalates the correct procedural response.
- Deviation and CAPA support
- — Reconstructs floor-level events during deviation investigations and proposes corrective/preventive actions to stop process or equipment problems recurring.
- Procedure authoring and training
- — Drafts and qualifies new upstream SOPs, batch record templates and aseptic procedures, then trains and coaches operators on their correct execution.
- Working lead / task coordination
- — Coordinates equipment turnaround and shift task sequencing across the upstream suite and directs and verifies the work of less experienced associates without formal supervisory authority.
- Teamwork and communication
- — Collaborates on shift work teams and with QA, MSAT and engineering, communicating in-process status and handoffs where combined contribution and results are expected.
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