QC Virology Technician I: In-Process & Final Testing

CEVA Logistics; Lenexa (KS); On-site; USD 52,000 - 68,000; Full time

Job summary

Ceva Lenexa laboratory is seeking a QC Virology Technician I to ensure in-process materials and final product testing align with SOPs and 9CFR regulations. The role involves virology testing, tissue culture or embryonatching procedures, and strict documentation in a regulated setting.

Responsibilities include performing titrations, maintaining aseptic conditions, preparing media, and calculating results using Reed–Muench.

Qualifications

• Education: bachelor’s degree in microbiology, Veterinary Science or equivalent; 4+ years of relevant work experience may be considered in lieu of a degree
• Work Experience – 1+ years in Quality Control or relevant lab experience strongly preferred

Responsibilities

• Conduct titrations, inactivation assurance, identity, and extraneous agent testing for in-process materials and final product
• Conduct testing described above in tissue culture or chicken embryos
• Preparing media and reagents for testing
• Perform mathematical calculations by using Reed‑Muench method
• Performed tasks using aseptic technique to avoid contamination
• Document results concurrently and legible when performed
• Report any Out of Specification results
• Routine lab maintenance and cleaning
• Assure QC records are accurate, and compliant
• All other duties as assigned

Skills

Problem solving

Client focus

Collaboration

Learning mindset

Accountability

Clear communication

Education

Bachelor’s degree in microbiology or veterinary science

Tools

Databases

Word processing

Job description

Ceva Lenexa laboratory is seeking a QC Virology Technician I to ensure in-process materials and final product testing align with SOPs and 9CFR regulations. The role involves virology testing, tissue culture or embryonatching procedures, and strict documentation in a regulated setting.

Responsibilities include performing titrations, maintaining aseptic conditions, preparing media, and calculating results using Reed–Muench.