Laboratory Technologist III, iPSC & Advanced Cellular Models

• Perform and monitor developing manual and automated workflows for iPSC expansion, cryopreservation and recovery, differentiation, advanced cellular models, and associated quality-control activities.
• Operate, maintain, and perform advanced troubleshooting on assigned laboratory automation, liquid handlers, imaging systems, cell counters, incubators, cryogenic storage equipment, and other laboratory instrumentation; coordinate service or escalation as needed.
• Review batch, process, and quality data; recognize deviations, adverse trends, or workflow failures; accurately document issues; and recommend corrective or preventive actions within the scope of the role.
• Manage assigned work queues and maintain the readiness of materials, reagents, controls, cell banks, inventories, and equipment needed for safe and efficient execution.
• Execute transferred development protocols and provide structured feedback regarding reproducibility, cycle time, automation compatibility, failure modes, training needs, and readiness for routine use.
• Write, review, and maintain SOPs, work instructions, batch records, forms, logs, training materials, and other controlled operational documents.
• Train and cross‑train colleagues, demonstrate advanced laboratory techniques, assess readiness on assigned procedures, and serve as a technical resource without direct supervisory responsibility.
• Collaborate with scientists, automation and software engineers, quality partners, and operations staff to troubleshoot workflows, evaluate proposed equipment or process changes, and implement approved improvements.
• Lead or participate in process‑improvement, validation, qualification, deviation-investigation, and special projects within assigned areas.
• Follow applicable requirements for laboratory safety, aseptic technique, data integrity, document control, and quality systems.
• Perform other duties as assigned.

• Advanced hands‑on proficiency in mammalian cell culture and aseptic technique.
• Direct experience with iPSC culture, cryopreservation and recovery, differentiation, 3D culture, organoids, assembloids, or related advanced cellular models is preferred.
• Demonstrated ability to independently execute standardized laboratory workflows, operate sophisticated equipment, maintain accurate records, and consistently meet quality and productivity expectations.
• Experience operating and troubleshooting one or more types of laboratory automation, liquid‑handling equipment, high‑throughput cell‑culture systems, imaging platforms, or automated data‑capture systems.
• Ability to evaluate process and quality data, recognize deviations or trends, investigate routine failure modes, and communicate evidence‑based recommendations.
• Experience writing or revising SOPs, work instructions, batch records, logs, or training materials.
• Experience working in a document‑controlled or quality‑system environment is preferred.
• Ability to train and support colleagues, explain technical concepts clearly, coordinate work across teams, and contribute positively in a fast‑paced laboratory environment.
• Strong organizational, documentation, communication, and computer skills.
• Demonstrated commitment to safety, data integrity, reproducibility, continuous improvement, customer needs, and responsible stewardship of resources.

• Associate’s degree in biological sciences, biotechnology, laboratory science, or a closely related field.
• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant field.
• In lieu of an associate’s degree, two additional years of relevant experience will be considered in addition to the experience listed below.

• 4 years of relevant laboratory experience.
• 6 years of relevant laboratory experience.

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