Think the best job opportunities are far away? Think again. Great opportunities are right here in your backyard. Kelly® is looking for a Manufacturing Specialist to work at a premier biotechnology organization in Houston, TX. Let us help you grow at work and discover the next step in your career, all while being a vital part of your community.
Pay Rate: $36-40/hour
Shift: Mon-Fri | 8:00am–4:30pm
Why you should apply to be a Manufacturing Specialist:
- Competitive pay rate with weekly pay options
- Opportunity to support groundbreaking gene therapy research and production
- Safe, clean, GMP-regulated manufacturing environment
- Work with cutting-edge bioprocessing technology and equipment
- Collaborative workplace culture with opportunities for skill development and advancement
What’s a typical day as a Manufacturing Specialist? You’ll be:
- Operating manual, semi-automated, and automated equipment for the production of preclinical and clinical biopharmaceuticals
- Performing large-scale cell culture with single-use disposable bioreactor systems
- Conducting viral vector purification using process-scale chromatography equipment
- Preparing buffer solutions and staging equipment/raw materials in production suites
- Assisting with validation, data collection, inventory management, and equipment maintenance
- Cleaning facility and unit process equipment, and ensuring completion of proper documentation to meet quality system requirements
- Writing and reviewing SOPs and change control documents for manufacturing work areas
- Participating in facility safety programs and resolving technical problems with internal teams and external vendors
This job might be an outstanding fit if you:
- Have a Bachelor’s degree in Biology, Biotechnology, or a related scientific field (required)
- Bring experience in biopharmaceutical manufacturing, ideally in a GMP-regulated environment (preferred but not required)
- Are skilled in upstream and/or downstream manufacturing processes, including cell culture, aseptic processing, biosafety cabinets, process-scale chromatography, buffer preparation, and viral vector manufacturing/purification
- Demonstrate understanding of cGMP requirements, deviation investigations, root cause analysis, CAPAs, and quality systems
- Have strong aseptic technique, attention to contamination control, and commitment to accurate documentation
- Are comfortable performing repetitive laboratory/manufacturing tasks and following written procedures
- Communicate and collaborate effectively across departments and levels
- Can troubleshoot routine technical issues and elevate appropriately
- Are physically able to work in a GMP cleanroom environment, follow gowning requirements, lift up to 50 lbs. with assistance, and consistently adhere to safety and environmental procedures