Analysis Skills, Biochemistry, Business Solutions, Chemistry, DNA, Data Analysis, ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning), Genetic Diseases, Hazardous Materials/Substances, Healthcare, Identify Issues, Infectious Diseases, Inventory Management, Manufacturing, Mathematics, Oncology, Process Quality, Regulations, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA), Schedule Development, Scripting (Scripting Languages), Standard Operating Procedures (SOP), Truck Driver
Shape breakthroughs. Power production.
At Integrated DNA Technologies (IDT), part of Danaher, the reagents you produce help researchers move discoveries from the bench to real-world impact across oncology, infectious disease, rare genetic disorders, and more. You’ll join a team that prizes collaboration, continuous learning, and the Danaher Business System—our engine for improvement and innovation. Learn more about DBS at danaher.com.
Where and how you’ll work
- Location: On-site in Coralville, Iowa
- Department: Chemical Processing Reagents
- Reporting to: Chemical Processing Supervisor
- Schedule: Thursday – Sunday, 4:00pm – 3:00am (shift differential applies)
A day in this role
You start your shift reviewing work orders in the ERP, verify inventory positions, and queue production. On the floor, you dispense raw materials with precision, follow established manufacturing and storage procedures, and document each step. Mid-shift, you analyze scale readouts and BCMS scripts to confirm in-process quality, adjusting as needed. If a quality or delivery issue pops up, you dive into the data to troubleshoot. You close the night by packaging product, transferring materials in the system, and supporting regulated waste handling. When called upon, you join the Hazardous Material Spill Response Team to keep colleagues and the environment safe.
What you’ll do
- Use the ERP to monitor inventories, schedule and create work orders, transfer materials, and decrement usage
- Dispense and change materials for production; adhere to SOPs for manufacturing, storage, and transportation of chemicals
- Handle regulated waste in compliance with internal processes and regulations; actively participate on the Hazardous Material Spill Response Team
- Collect, interpret, and analyze data from scale readouts and BCMS scripts; troubleshoot quality and delivery issues as they arise
What you’ll bring
- Education: Associate degree in a STEM field
- Certifications (required or ability to obtain): HAZWOPER 24hr–Technician Certification (requiring medically fit to participate in IDT’s Respirator Program), RCRA awareness certification, and certified Powered Industrial Truck Operator
- Respiratory readiness: The ability to be medically clear and adhere to IDT’s Respiratory Program is a condition of employment and continued employment; testing, passing, and being fitted for respirator use is required as part of standard PPE
Physical/environment requirements
- Very Heavy - Exert 100 lbs. of force occasionally and/or 50 lbs. of force frequently
Preferred experience
- Bachelor’s degree in chemistry, biochemistry, or a related field
- Independent decision-making when mixing bulk chemicals and troubleshooting equipment without direct supervisor input
- Comfort with basic chemistry and mathematics, including unit conversions for in-process adjustments
Proficiencies
- Hazardous Materials
- ERP & MRP Systems
- Inventory Management & Control
Benefits that support life beyond work
IDT, a Danaher operating company, offers comprehensive, competitive benefits—from healthcare to paid time off. Explore details at Danaher Benefits Info.