Microbiological Media Technology
MillenniumSoft Inc4 months ago
Baltimore, MD, United States
On-site
Contract
Junior Level (1-3 years)
Job Description
Position Overview
This position for Microbiological Media Technology is based in Sparks, MD and offers a 12 Months Contract opportunity on W2 (US Citizens or GC Holders Only) at a leading Medical Devices Company in the healthcare sector. The role requires an entry level professional working 40 hours/week on the 1st shift (M-F, 8am - 4pm) and focuses on laboratory work involving microbiological media preparation and testing in a GLP/GMP environment.
Key Responsibilities
- Perform microbiology testing for peptone manufacturing, raw material products, and Final DCM testing.
- Conduct testing of various microorganisms in strict adherence to laboratory safety policies.
- Operate in a clean room environment and comply with validation requirements for donning and doffing clean room garments.
- Prepare microbiological media from scratch and test prepared media effectively.
- Collaborate within multifunctional teams and adhere to quality procedures to ensure documentation compliance.
Required Qualifications
- 1-2 years of professional experience in a laboratory environment.
- B.S. in Microbiology or a related Life Science (preferred but not required).
- Proficient in creating and preparing microbiological media in a GLP/GMP setting.
- Trained in working with bacterial cultures and skilled in aseptic technique.
- Ability to evaluate test results and efficiently use scales, balances, and pH meters.
- Experience with autoclave operations and microbiological media preparation.
- Basic knowledge in a broad range of laboratory techniques and GLP compliance.
Preferred Qualifications
- Familiarity with FDA, GMP/QSR, and ISO standards.
- Experience in handling biological or chemical samples.
- Strong verbal and written communication skills with a proven ability to work in a team environment.
Required Skills
GLP/GMP compliance
Bacterial culture handling
Basic analytical skills
Microbiological media preparation
Quality procedures
Aseptic technique
Problem solving
Use of autoclave
Laboratory testing and documentation
Effective communication