Jobs and Careers in Operations

From operating and maintaining machines to manually assembling products, production planning and drawing up shift schedules: job opportunities in production are as diverse as our products. Production operators and engineers alike find their space at one of our 60+ locations worldwide.  For example in our cleanroom production for filtration products in Germany, in our single-use bag production in France or Puerto Rico, at our production sites for lab products in Finland, the UK and the U.S., or in China and Bangalore, where Sartorius manufactures stainless steel bioreactors, bags and lab balances.

They take care goods get from A to B,  manage shipments via street, airplane or ship globally, make sure to find the best supplier for every product and then ensure our production facilities have all materials they need. And of course they always know where to find which product in our warehouses worldwide: Warehouse Operators, Transport, Freight and Supplier Quality Specialists, Demand Planer and Supply Chain Experts secure the supply of our products which are used in the development and production of urgently needed drugs and new therapies. 

Sartorius customers expect high-quality products and first-class services that simplify drug research and production. Therefore our quality experts take care of quality planning, assurance, control and improvement along the complete value chain. From choosing the right supplier, to preventing mistakes in the manufacture of our products and the delivered services, to reviewing the quality of all factors involved in the production: As a Quality Control Technician, Quality System Specialist or Quality Engineer you enable our production sites to continously improve and increase the effectiveness and efficiency of our quality systems. 

How can the many steps required to assemble a bioreactor or a bioanalytical instrument be optimizied? The continous improvement teams in Sartorius's two divisions - Bioprocess Solutions and Lab Products and Services - adress such questions. They analyze all steps required to manufacture a specific product at a production site, considering every detail, such as the layout of walking routes and even ergnomic concerns. By using methods like Value Stream Mapping, our Continous Improvement Specialsts and Lean Professionals set standards for production processes worldwide.