Nuclear Radioisotope Production Specialist II

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We are a group of scientists, engineers, designers, technicians, and many others who are dedicated to changing the world by developing medical isotopes to treat and eradicate cancer. We also enjoy darts, cornhole, ping‑pong, take‑out for group lunches, chili cook‑offs, and other fun events that make our company a community where we make a life, not just a living.

You love details and precision. You find standardized work in which deviation could cause an undesirable outcome to be invigorating. Analyzing processes and results to control variations and discussing when improvements would best be introduced is a desirable pastime. Words that describe you are dedicated, efficient, and someone who contributes to making the workday fly by with engaging conversation and team camaraderie.

• Executes production of medical radioisotope products (including raw material preparation, handling production targets, cleaning equipment/instrument setup, operating radiation detectors, etc.).
• Maintains compliance with cGMP practices; participating in quality training and event retrospectives.
• Implements production methods to resolve problems and accomplish specific objectives.
• Operates at a consistent and exemplary level of efficiency, producing high quality and accurate results.
• Participates in periodic reviews of component labor routing, material requirements, and manufacturing procedures.
• Participates in new product / process transfers and validations.
• Contributes to inventory management, including cleaning supplies and personal protective equipment (PPE).
• Demonstrates accountability of self in following radiation and general safety procedures and promotes a culture of safety by helping others to do the same.
• Maintains records in a comprehensive, reproducible, and accurate manner.
• Cold material preparation including preparing 13radium targets, detectors and fixtures, and processing equipment.
• Commission new equipment with radioactive and non‑radioactive material.
• Handle and process radioactive waste.

• Associate’s degree or equivalent with 1-3 years of experience in nuclear engineering, applied physics, or related field.
• Courses/degree in STEM field (science, technology, engineering, mathematics).
• Physics, engineering, nuclear sciences, or related field desired.
• Analytical and problem‑solving skills.
• Excellent interpersonal, written, and oral communication skills.
• Models the Niowave Values of Teamwork, Courage, Integrity, and Upright Zeal.
• Understands how to integrate into a new team/organization – appreciates the history of current state, knows how and when to make suggestions, as well as using just the right pace to reach the improved future state.
• Understands their own communication and learning styles, can assess others’ styles, and is able to find the right path to connect the two.

• Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) with 2 years industry experience in nuclear engineering, applied physics, or related field.
• 1-2 years’ of experience working in a chemical laboratory, radiological facility, cGMP production facility, or related field.

• Shift work includes evening, night, and early morning shifts, as well as fixed or rotating schedules.
• Standing and sitting for prolonged periods of time.
• Lift and move up to 50 lbs.
• Wear safety glasses, goggles, gloves, lab coat, and/or Tyvek suit.
• Required to handle & work with radioactive material most of the time.
• Work in glovebox lab environment for up to 8 hours.
• Handle chemicals and solutions.
• Niowave has multiple locations within the Lansing area. Travel between locations is expected in the role.

Please provide a cover letter specifically describing the nature of your technical expertise.

• Entry level

• Part‑time

• Management and Manufacturing

• Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

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