Analyst Quality Control (Microbiology)

Location: Onsite in Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Company

Johnson & Johnson MedTech develops healthcare and pharmaceutical solutions, including innovative medicines and medical technologies.

What you will do

• Design and implement environmental and water-system monitoring programs.
• Prepare and analyze samples, media, standards, and reagents using microbiological test methods and USP/FDA guidelines.
• Operate, maintain, qualify, and calibrate laboratory equipment to ensure reliable test data.
• Interpret results, assess their impact on manufacturing and shipping, and identify risks through data analysis.
• Support non-conformance investigations, document findings, and recommend corrective actions.
• Maintain SOPs, test methods, laboratory records, reports, and audit-ready practices while collaborating with manufacturing and technical operations.

Requirements

• 0–2 years of experience or a four-year degree in microbiology or a closely related field.
• Basic English proficiency is required for reading, writing, and understanding technical and regulatory documents.
• Experience with aseptic techniques for sampling and testing materials.
• Knowledge of cGMPs, FDA procedures, and safety and environmental regulations relevant to pharmaceutical or chemical manufacturing.
• Ability to work accurately with minimal supervision, manage multiple priorities, and respond effectively in emergency or hazardous situations.
• Availability for scheduled or emergency overtime work.

Culture & Benefits

• Inclusive work environment focused on individual dignity, diversity, and merit.
• Work supporting healthcare innovation and the development of medicines and treatments.
• Compliance-focused environment covering FDA, EPA, OSHA, DEA, cGMP, quality, safety, and environmental requirements.
• Training and professional development requirements are provided and maintained.
• Physical laboratory work includes frequent standing, walking, fine-motor tasks, and lifting up to 25 pounds occasionally.