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Operating fermentation equipment and related tasks (culturing of seed cultures, keeping frozen stocks, bioreactor turnover, media preparation) * Preparing white papers, technical documents, and basic ...
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ON · On-site
Operating fermentation equipment and related tasks (culturing of seed cultures, keeping frozen stocks, bioreactor turnover, media preparation) * Preparing white papers, technical documents, and basic ...
Quick apply
A Bioreactor job typically involves the operation, monitoring, and maintenance of bioreactors used in biopharmaceutical, food, or industrial biotechnology production. Professionals in this role ensure optimal conditions for cell cultures or microbial fermentation processes, adjusting parameters like pH, temperature, and oxygen levels. They also troubleshoot equipment issues, collect and analyze samples, and comply with industry regulations. This role is essential in producing biologics, vaccines, enzymes, and other biotech products.
A typical day for a Bioreactor Operator or Technician involves preparing and maintaining bioreactor equipment, monitoring culture conditions, recording process data, and troubleshooting any operational issues that arise. You’ll often work closely with quality assurance teams, engineers, and scientists to ensure that production runs smoothly and meets regulatory standards. Routine tasks may include sampling, calibration, cleaning, and adjusting process parameters as needed. This collaborative and dynamic environment allows you to expand your technical skills and play a vital role in the successful production of biopharmaceuticals or other biotech products.
To thrive as a Bioreactor Operator or Technician, you need a solid background in biotechnology, microbiology, or chemical engineering, often supported by an associate’s or bachelor’s degree in a related field. Proficiency with bioreactor systems, control software, and quality assurance protocols is crucial, and relevant certifications such as GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) are highly valued. Attention to detail, problem-solving skills, and strong teamwork abilities set top performers apart in this role. These capabilities ensure safe, efficient, and compliant bioprocessing operations that are vital for producing high-quality biological products.
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Full-time
Re-posted 3 days ago
We're a newly founded company focused on producing natural products using engineered microorganisms. Our mission is to leverage industrial fermentation to create new ways to manufacture products that are relevant for human health and wellness. We believe that metabolic engineering enables a new wave of microbe-based manufacturing that will revolutionize the production of medicine, food ingredients, cosmetics, materials, and lots more.
You will be joining a team of individuals who have deep expertise in biosynthesis, and who are passionate about using their scientific skill sets to help save lives, treat disease, and ultimately bring about positive change to the world. We are focused on creating a fast-paced work environment, shared learning, and deep respect for each other as teammates.
While our product focus will be kept secret prior to launch, we are looking for individuals who have experience in the following technical experience:
Tasks will include:
We will prefer candidates who can contribute to a positive work environment, and who can contribute expertise while also seeking to challenge themselves in their career growth.
We are fully funded and if you are new to the startup work environment, we'll make time during our interview to help you understand the expectations, consideration and compensation for the position.
Position: Lead Scientist
Location: South Georgian Bay, Ontario
Looking for: Full-time, starting in November or December.
We will accept applications for individuals available for independent consulting on a flexible time commitment as well.
The first phase of work will be mostly remote during which we will be working on setting up facilities, purchasing equipment, and basic permits and regulations. During this time there will be occasional visits to the site. Once experimentation begins, you will begin working on site regularly.