Microbiologist Jobs in Seattle, WA (131)
Food Safety and Quality Supervisor
QC Specialist, Microbiology
Undergrad Research Assistant: Microbial Metabolism Lab
Undergrad Research Assistant: Microbial Metabolism Lab
Lead Medical Technologist Microbiology
Medical Laboratory Scientist Nights 7/70 - Microbiology
Research Technician I
Laboratory Analyst, Eurofins Built Environment Testing - Seattle, WA
Research Technician I
Quality Lead
Research Associate - Analytical Development
Quality Control Microbiologist
Lab Supervisor - Microbiology
Clinical Laboratory Technician 1, Renton Central Lab: Molecular Microbiology
Clinical Laboratory Technician 1, UWMC - Montlake Microbiology
Clinical Laboratory Technician 1, UWMC Microbiology Lab
Postdoctoral Scholar, Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology, Greninger Lab
Clinical Laboratory Technician 2, Renton Central Lab: Microbiology (Evening Shift)
Research Technician I
Postdoctoral Scholar (Mycobacteria pathogenesis and spatial biology)
Physician - Service Chief (Pathology and Laboratory Medicine)
Endoscopic Technician
Endoscopic Technician
Endoscopic Technician
Quality Assurance Manager
CS/Sterile Processing Tech
CS/Sterile Processing Tech
CS/Sterile Processing Technician
Microbiologist 1
Senior Microbiologist (Remote)
Biologist 2 or Microbiologist 2
Postdoctoral Scholar, Department of Laboratory Medicine and Pathology, Greninger Lab
Postdoctoral Scholar (Mycobacteria pathogenesis and spatial biology)
Microbiologist Salary in Seattle
Microbiologists working in Seattle, WA make an average annual salary of $56K and a maximum annual salary of around $86K.
Job Description
Working as a Microbiologist in Seattle, WA
There are 131 Microbiologist opportunities available in Seattle, WA all with unique requirements.
Many people wonder what the job description is for a microbiologist. A microbiologist studies bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms. They are responsible for testing these organisms to determine if they are safe for the public. They can utilize the information that these microbes create to make new medicines and useful products for the public. However, they may also work for private companies to ensure that the work area, raw materials, and product created are safe. Some examples of these tasks could include testing surfaces in an assembly line to determine the effectiveness of sanitizers, investigating sources of water contamination, and ensuring food products are safe to eat by conducting chemical tests.
Microbiologist jobs near Seattle, WA
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