Custom Quality Analyst II (IDT Weekday 5 Days - Mid-day)
Danaher · Coralville, IA
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Role summary
IDT seeks a Quality Analyst II to perform in-process and final QC testing on custom products using molecular biology methods and specialized equipment. The role involves conducting tests per SOPs, documenting results, data entry, and equipment maintenance in a Monday–Friday midday shift at the Coralville facility. A bachelor's degree in a life science field or associate's degree plus two years of lab experience is required.
Where this listing comes from
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What they're looking for
- Bachelor's degree in biology, genetics, chemistry, or related life science field
- Associate's degree with 2 years of directly related laboratory experience
- Minimum 2 years of applicable laboratory experience
- Ability to lift, move, and carry equipment up to 35 pounds
- PCR and qPCR experience preferred
- Next Generation Sequencing experience preferred
- Enzymatics experience preferred
What you'll be doing
- Perform and analyze QC tests according to Standard Operating Procedures with accurate documentation
- Conduct in-process and final quality control testing using molecular biology methods and specialized equipment
- Perform data entry and peer review for accuracy in accordance with laboratory procedures
- Maintain and calibrate specialized equipment and assist with troubleshooting
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