Senior Manufacturing Associate -DownStream
Listed on 2026-07-22
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Manufacturing / Production
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, Validation Engineer, Production QC/QA, Manufacturing & Industrial Operations
Help Produce the Next Generation of Biologic Therapies
Are you passionate about biologics manufacturing, viral vector production, and downstream processing? We're looking for a Sr. Manufacturing Associate – Downstream to join a growing biopharmaceutical manufacturing team dedicated to developing and producing innovative therapies that improve patients' lives.
If you thrive in a fast‑paced GMP manufacturing environment and enjoy working with cutting‑edge technologies, this could be your next opportunity.
What You’ll Do- Execute downstream manufacturing processes, including harvest, clarification, TFF, chromatography, filtration, and product filling
- Support daily GMP manufacturing operations and production schedules
- Troubleshoot equipment and processes in partnership with cross‑functional teams
- Perform in‑process testing, including pH, osmolality, conductivity, and filter integrity testing
- Prepare media and buffer solutions for manufacturing activities
- Maintain aseptic techniques and ensure cleanroom compliance and audit readiness
- Complete GMP documentation, batch records, SOPs, deviations, and technical reports
- Train and mentor junior manufacturing associates
- Support inventory management and continuous improvement initiatives
Bachelor of Science in Biotechnology, Biology, Chemistry, or equivalent. Preferred area of study: biochemistry or biology.
2+ years of experience in GMP manufacturing of biologics
; previous experience in downstream process is essential. Strong knowledge of GMP
, FDA
, and EMA regulations related to biologics and gene/viral therapy manufacturing.
On‑site in Costa Mesa, CA
EEO StatementApplicants must already be authorized to work in the U.S. (U.S. Citizens or Green Card holders only).
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