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The Quality Management Associate Scientist (QMAS) performs microbiological tests on a variety of plated/liquid culture media products and interprets data to ensure product quality. The QMAS is responsible for visual inspections of physical samples and paper records, employing standard microbiology laboratory techniques. The position requires maintaining aseptic technique, operating stationary instruments of low to moderate complexity, and may involve performing non-routine tasks such as supporting product inspections for ongoing investigations and projects.
Job Responsibility:
Perform microbiological tests using techniques such as pipetting, streak/spread plate inoculations, pour plate methods, serial dilutions, and stab inoculation
Conduct visual inspections of physical samples and review paper records
Operate stationary instruments such as pH meters, analytical balances, and spectrophotometers
Maintain aseptic technique and ensure detailed, organized work
Perform non-routine tasks, including supporting product inspections and investigations
Work with computer systems and software regularly
May perform testing of Mycobacterium tuberculosis (TB) and similar organisms in a Biosafety Level 3 Laboratory, adhering to strict safety policies
Use personal protective equipment (lab coats, respirator masks, gloves, non-permeable full cover shoes, and safety glasses) for extended periods
Work in various laboratories within the QC department without a permanent assignment
Requirements:
Experience in microbiological testing and techniques
Experience in operating stationary laboratory instruments
Experience in working with computer systems and software in a laboratory setting
Proficiency in standard microbiology laboratory techniques, including pipetting, inoculations, and serial dilutions
Strong aseptic technique
Detail-oriented and organized
Good time management skills
Ability to work effectively in a team setting as well as independently
Ability to operate low to moderate complexity stationary instruments (e.g., pH meters, analytical balances, spectrophotometers)
Ability to maintain handwritten records accurately
Physical capability to perform tasks such as standing for extended periods, lifting up to 15 pounds, and using personal protective equipment
Bachelor's degree in Science, preferably in microbiology, or an Associate's degree with relevant experience