Microbiologist I
đ Role Overview & Responsibilities
Piper Companies is currently seeking a Microbiologist I to support a reputable global food safety and quality company in Madison, WI.
Responsibilities Of The Microbiologist I
Maintain quality control records, while following appropriate methods and SOPs Utilize Laboratory Information management system to read, calculate, and record data Conduct confirmation tests on suspect samples to identify the strain of bacteria Pipette sample solution into tubes/plates accord to the analysis process Prepare samples for analysis be weighting, blending, and recording
Qualifications Of The Microbiologist I
1+ year of relevant microbiology related work experience General knowledge of microbiology to perform testing procedures Previous experience in preparing mediate to the specification of the sample Ability to pick up on new skills quickly Minimum of a High School Diploma or GED
Compensation For The Microbiologist I
Pay Rate: $20.50/hr. 6-month contract to hire Comprehensive Benefits package: Medical, Dental, Vision, 401K, PTO
Keywords: Microbiology, Chemistry, Laboratory Technician, Pipetting, Bacteria, Weighting, Blending, LIMS, Aseptic technique
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