Nomic
Manufacturing Technician - Bench Operations
Montreal. Posted a month ago
The role
You will support hands-on laboratory work to enable the production of reagents for the nELISA platform. Primary duties include executing manufacturing workflows, preparing buffers, and managing raw materials.
What you will do
- Execute recurring Manufacturing bench workflows with accuracy and consistency.
- Perform reagent and oligo aliquoting according to established procedures.
- Prepare routine buffers, solutions, and production reagents.
- Receive, inspect, organize, and store incoming raw production materials.
- Verify incoming materials and communicate discrepancies.
- Prepare materials for downstream use and Manufacturing builds.
- Maintain accurate material identification, traceability, and documentation.
- Maintain clean and organized bench spaces, tools, and equipment.
- Prepare, assemble, and organize Manufacturing kits.
- Provide backup support for customer sample receiving when needed.
Required qualifications
- Strong attention to detail
- Strong organizational and time-management skills
- Clear verbal and written communication skills
- Strong ownership and follow-through
- Ability to work independently and collaborate with the Manufacturing team
- Comfort following written protocols and using digital documentation
Nice to have
- Diploma or degree in life sciences, biotechnology, chemistry, or a related field
- At least six months of prior wet-lab, laboratory operations, or production experience
- Experience working in a structured, process-driven laboratory environment
- Familiarity with pipetting, aliquoting, buffer or reagent preparation, tube or plate handling, or similar laboratory techniques
- Experience receiving, handling, or organizing biological reagents or laboratory materials
- Exposure to biosafety or BSL2 working environments
About the company
Nomic uses its proprietary nELISA platform to provide high-throughput, quantitative, and affordable protein data. The company was founded at McGill University to make proteomics accessible and scalable.