Microbiology technician

Location: Boxmeer, Noord-Brabant | Sector: Biotechnology | Start Date: 11/3/2026 | Job ref: 59409 Our client is a well-established organisation in the life sciences sector, working on research and development projects that support the creation, testing, and improvement of biological products. The Laboratory Research Technician will work across different projects and activities, helping the team deliver reliable laboratory results and maintain accurate documentation. - Hands-on experience with one or more relevant techniques/activities such as: ELISA, AlphaLISA, virus titration, bacteriological/virological testing, sample processing, stability testing, or potency testing Sector: Biotechnology ⚙ Ref: 59427 Temporary Company For an international organization in the life sciences sector, we are looking for a hands-on laboratory professional to support ongoing research and testing activities. The environment is quality-driven, documentation-heavy, and highly collaborative, with close cooperation across multiple teams and projects. Job Description We are looking for a Laboratory Research Technician to join a busy on-site laboratory team in Boxmeer. The role focuses on practical lab support across a variety of techniques and projects, rather than one fixed routine. The successful candidate will contribute to reliable test execution, accurate documentation, and flexible support where the lab needs it most. Responsibilities - Support daily laboratory activities across changing research priorities and multiple teams. Perform sample processing and help ensure correct labelling, handling, and traceability. - Carry out and/or support laboratory tests such as ELISA and AlphaLISA. - Support microbiological and virological work, including activities such as virus titration and related testing. - Contribute to stability and potency testing activities (including work linked to vaccines). - Assist with preparation and support during animal-study...

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