The role involves the preparation, cleaning, sterilization, batching, and filtration of media and solutions for cell culture, as well as operating and monitoring process equipment.
Responsibilities
Preparation, cleaning, sterilization, batching, and filtration of media and solutions for cell culture
Perform sampling procedures on various analytical instruments to analyze cell culture, solution andor product concentration characteristics
Operate Filter integrity equipment to confirm the integrity of filters pre and post use
Set-up of fixed and mobile process equipment and parts with CIP (Clean-In-Place) skids
Follow appropriate standard operating procedures (SOPs), protocols and batch records/logbooks
Requirements
High School Diploma or equivalency
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Art
Associates Degree in biological sciences, chemical sciences, engineering or equivalent technical discipline
Nice to have: Degree in biological sciences, chemical sciences, engineering or equivalent technical discipline
The Corporate FP&A Analyst will support department leaders with forecasting, budgeting, and headcount planning, providing actionable insights to drive decision-making.
Responsibilities
Support department leaders with forecasting, budgeting, and headcount planning
Provide actionable insights to stakeholders
Translate financial data into clear, actionable insights for non-finance stakeholders
Support annual planning and monthly cycles
Manage department-level variance and operating expenses
Hands‑on, fast‑moving associate role on the lot, in the tunnel, and at the vacuum station, guiding guests through the wash experience and keeping the site running at full speed.
Responsibilities
Provide excellent customer service with a friendly and professional attitude
Support sales and membership growth through consistent processes and knowledgeable guidance
Assist with member sign‑ups, changes, and account management
Follow company policies related to pricing and discounts
Follow safety procedures and maintain a clean, organized wash area