Laboratory Technician

Contact to hire. Monday to Friday (two shifts available) 9am-530pm OR 10am-630pm. Other shifts avaialble if necessary. 

Our Lab Techs strictly adhere to laboratory SOPs to ensure quality and safety and often communicate with our customers via email. They understand our customers’ needs with empathy and know that everything they do is making a difference.

This position may require the candidate to work overtime occasional and prolonged periods of standing.

The best at what they can be. They are proactive, detail oriented, able to meet tight deadlines, and strive in fast-paced work environments. They understand the big picture, while paying attention to the details. We even have a dedicated training program to ensure our Lab Techs are set up for success.

Responsbilities:

Adhere to safety protocols.
Strictly follows SOPs and site trainer’s direction in training, sample handling, project processing, and documentation.
Maintains the cleanliness of work area.
Sort incoming samples.
Prepare sequencing template, including preparation, amplification and PCR purification.
Labware washing, biohazardous/hazardous waste collection and packaging.
Communicate with customers and other departments by email/phone in a friendly and professional manner.
Assist in purifying sequencing templates and load samples onto sequencing machines.
May need to work with automation platforms.
May require working overtime, and/or weekends. Alternative shifts with advanced notice.
If you’re great at:

Paying attention to the details
Meeting deadlines and working under pressure
Learning and retaining new concepts quickly
Being an effective team-player committed to our goals
If you’re awesome at:

Being flexible and can work Monday to Friday, onsite
Being open and adaptable to changes
Having fun while working to achieve goals
What you will need

High School Diploma required
AAS Degree or equivalent lab work experience preferred
1+ years of lab work experience preferred
Excellent interpersonal skills; both verbal and written are essential