Entry-Level QC Lab Technician – 2nd Shift; no lab​/science degree

• BS or AS in physcology or similar with an interest in science
• Real-world work experience in a fast-paced, high-volume environment — restaurant, food service, retail, hospitality, customer service, manufacturing, production, or similar experience is strongly valued.
• Demonstrated ability to multitask, work with urgency, and quickly pivot between changing priorities while maintaining accuracy and attention to detail.
• Strong reliability, work ethic, and willingness to learn in a structured, team-based environment.
• Genuine interest in hands-on laboratory and Quality Control work
  ; previous laboratory experience is not required
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• Ability to follow detailed procedures and instructions consistently and accurately document work.
• Comfortable performing repetitive, detail-oriented tasks while maintaining quality in a high-volume environment
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• Strong communication skills and ability to work effectively as part of a team.
• Bachelor’s degree preferred; a science degree is NOT required. Candidates from nontraditional educational backgrounds are encouraged to apply.
• Must be able to work the fixed Monday–Friday, 2:00 PM–10:00 PM shift with no schedule flexibility.
• Must be available for approximately one week of first-shift training before transitioning to the regular second-shift schedule.

Previous wet chemistry, laboratory, GMP, pharmaceutical, or manufacturing experience is a plus — but not required.

We are seeking a motivated, dependable Entry-Level QC Lab Technician to join a fast-paced Quality Control laboratory environment. This is an excellent opportunity for someone interested in building a career in the pharmaceutical/scientific industry.

Previous laboratory experience is not required. We strongly value candidates who have demonstrated success in high-volume environments such as restaurants, retail, hospitality, customer service, manufacturing, or production
. The ability to work with urgency, stay organized, follow procedures, and quickly adjust to changing priorities is more important than having an extensive scientific background.

• Perform routine wet chemistry and Quality Control laboratory testing
• Conduct testing including pH, titrations, viscosity, osmolality, and NCH/wet chemistry testing
• Operate general laboratory instrumentation following established procedures
• Accurately document testing activities and results
• Follow written procedures, laboratory requirements, and applicable quality standards
• Manage multiple testing activities and changing priorities in a high-volume, fast-paced environment
• Maintain strong attention to detail while completing repetitive and time-sensitive work
• Work collaboratively with laboratory and Quality team members
• Learn new laboratory techniques and instrumentation through hands‑on training
• Support other laboratory activities as assigned