Drug Product Manufacturing Technician I​/II​/II M-F

Job Overview

The Manufacturing Technician I learns and performs a variety of tasks with supervision in accordance with manufacturing instruction sets, GMP/ISO requirements, and PCI safety guidelines. The technician handles routine and critical manufacturing operations for biopharma and medical device products, including equipment preparation, formulation, aseptic compounding, filling, labeling, and documentation.

• Maintain safe work habits and adhere to PCI safety procedures and guidelines.
• Demonstrate general knowledge of aseptic techniques.
• Prepare solutions, perform aseptic filling, and label vials under sterile and non‑sterile conditions.
• Execute routine solution and filtration, vial and component preparation, and sterilization.
• Assemble, disassemble, and operate aseptic filling equipment and lyophilizer equipment in classified cleanroom and controlled environments.
• Operate vial capper, unload product from lyophilizers and liquid fill lines.
• Prepare equipment and components for sterilization and lyophilization.
• Operate processing equipment such as autoclaves, ovens, vial washers, depyrogenators, centrifuges, and mills.
• Assist in formulation and dispensing of product in a clean room environment per SOPs and MBRs.
• Sanitize production areas and prepare equipment for production.
• Complete and maintain documentation, including logbooks and batch records.
• Adhere to verbal and written instructions when operating production equipment and performing processing steps.
• Identify, escalate, and document events that deviate from normal operation; participate in investigations as needed.
• Maintain cleanliness, cleanliness, and orderliness of operational areas per SOPs.
• Perform COP, CIP, and SIP operations to prepare equipment for manufacturing.
• Review and revise pertinent SOPs and production batch records as required.
• Successfully participate in media fill/aseptic proficiency tests.

The role involves interaction with cross‑functional support teams such as Operations, QA, QC, Engineering, R&D, and Validation. This is an individual contributor position that requires flexibility and adaptation to daily process changes and variable client products.

• Wear personal protective equipment (safety glasses/goggles, gloves, safety shoes).
• Gown and gain entry to controlled manufacturing areas.
• Lift, pull, or push equipment requiring up to 25–50 lbs of force.
• Stand for up to 6 hours in a production suite.
• Work any shift (up to 10 hours) as required depending on business needs.

• 0–2 years of experience, preferably in a manufacturing environment within the pharmaceutical or medical device industry.
• High school diploma or equivalent.
• Ability to weigh and measure raw materials and operate basic benchtop instruments.
• Follow written instructions and seek help when needed.