Production Technician

About the role

You are a skilled and adaptable manufacturing professional who thrives at the intersection of precision, science, and innovation. Whether you bring hands-on experience from GMP environments or a fresh perspective with technical education, you understand that every syringe, every process, and every detail matters in the mission to protect lives. You're someone who embraces the challenge of building something Extraordinary from the ground up—a next-generation aseptic facility where cutting-edge technology meets rigorous quality standards. Flexible, curious, and committed to excellence, you see beyond the task at hand to the patients and families whose lives depend on the work you do. You're ready to grow, learn, and contribute to a team that doesn't just manufacture vaccines—we chase the miracles of science to improve people's lives, 4.3 billion healthcare solutions at a time.

Schedule

This role requires a flexible schedule during the startup and qualification phases, with a transition to an assigned shift (2nd or 3rd) during commercial operations. C&Q activities will predominantly occur on first shift; media fills, PPQs, and commercial launch activities will require shift-aligned hours as applicable.

Responsibilities

• Performs production in accordance with volume fluctuation, business need, and effective procedures. Must be flexible to ensure staffing for changing business volume and needs.
• Works with Senior Technicians, leads, and managers to ensure operational area is running as intended to meet all operational goals. Must attend shift change daily to ensure preparedness for workday.
• Completes Real Time SAP transactions on all aspects of Inventory Management. Obtains and Maintains access to necessary systems as needed (SAP, RT Reports, Gibralter, HMI, SCADA access, Virtual Standards, etc.).
• Reports production issues and observations and relays to leadership team.
• Understands science behind process steps and technology including aseptic processing. Works to prepare area for oncoming shifts.
• Works with Senior technicians, Lead technicians and Managers to ensure continuous operation. Maintains aseptic work environment.
• Maintains aseptic work environment. Must be able to train and work in multiple production areas in the Filling umbrella including material movement, LYO and Isolator.
• Maintains aseptic work environment. Must be able to complete training in all areas as required.
• This role is for a nonexempt employee working in the Filling Department. Their Bi-weekly pay is based on previous experience and education time.
• Safety Follows all procedures put into effect to ensure your safety as well as the safety of others. Participates in monthly safety meetings. Reports all safety issues, concerns, incidents and near misses to the team leadership. Actively participates in safety walkthroughs coordinated by the department’s safety team. Provides input for potential safety issues as well as contributing ideas for corrective and preventative actions. Follows effective procedures to ensure the production of a safe and efficacious product. Utilizes +QDCI boards for Safety issues. Attends Safety Meetings.
• Quality FDA audit understanding and awareness. Ensures areas are following proper procedures at all times. Identifies possible deviation occurrences and prevents or aids in investigations and root cause analysis. Ensures completion of quality documentation (BFR’s, logbooks, etc) accurately in a timely manner. Understands the function of the quality group and works with them to maintain a positive rapport. Maintains acceptable execution with no emerging negative trends in procedural deviations.
• Delivery Performs production in accordance with volume fluctuation, business need, and effective procedures. Must be flexible to ensure staffing for changing business volume and needs. Completes tasks and corresponding documentation as required by cGMP to ensure document completion. Works to prepare assigned areas for the oncoming shifts to ensure continuous operation. Must ensure maintenance of gowning and Physical dexterity to complete proper set up of machines so not to impact the safety, quality, and integrity of the product. All other duties as assigned. Adheres to all other company time keeping and attendance policies. Ensures all Final Container materials required for production are available prior to need. These materials must be ready for aseptic filling operations to ensure the safety, quality, purity, and integrity of the product is maintained. Ensures the completion of Real Time SAP transactions in an accurate and timely manner to ensure accurate inventory.
• Cost Executes procedure as documented to avoid deviations. Responsibly uses material in an efficient manner to reduce waste. Utilizes Filling Standards to capture and record real time filling data and Change Over Activities. Actively communicates improvement ideas, issues, concerns, etc. to team members along with providing solutions.
• Involvement Follows proper documentation as required by cGMP. Has a thorough working knowledge of cGMP’s and works to help others understand. In on time and attends and participates in Shift Change. Maintains acceptable training as described in key requirements. All other duties as assigned.

Qualifications

• High School diploma or GED with 1+ years prior manufacturing work experience
• Associates degree with less than 1-year prior manufacturing work experience
• Preferred BS degree and any prior manufacturing work experience
• Prior experience in the Swiftwater Biologics and/or FFIP departments or other good manufacturing practices (GMP) facilities
• Experiences with Isolators is preferred
• Knowledge and access to SAP, Trackwise, Master, EMS, PMS, SCADA, eBR, OpsTrakker, and Labware is preferred

Skills

• Hands-on experience from GMP environments or technical education
• Flexibility and adaptability
• Commitment to excellence
• Understanding of aseptic processing
• Ability to work in multiple production areas
• Attention to detail
• Good communication skills
• Ability to follow procedures and protocols
• Experience with SAP, Trackwise, Master, EMS, PMS, SCADA, eBR, OpsTrakker, and Labware

Benefits

A rare opportunity to build operations from the ground up in a state-of-the-art aseptic facility
Exposure to cutting-edge aseptic processing technology and next-generation manufacturing practices
Career development and growth within a dynamic, expanding organization
A collaborative, innovative work environment that values curiosity, digital thinking, and challenging the status quo
Discovered endless opportunities to grow your talent and drive your career, whether it’s through a promotion or lateral move, at home or internationally
Enjoy a thoughtful, well-crafted rewards package that recognizes your contribution and amplifies your impact
Take good care of yourself and your family, with a wide range of health and wellbeing benefits including high-quality healthcare, prevention and wellness programs and at least 14 weeks’ gender-neutral parental leave.

Pay

Commensurate with demonstrated experience and education time.

Schedule

Flexible during startup and qualification phases, with a transition to an assigned shift (2nd or 3rd) during commercial operations. C&Q activities will predominantly occur on first shift; media fills, PPQs, and commercial launch activities will require shift-aligned hours as applicable.

Application Instructions

Not specified.