Deputy Laboratory Manager, Microbiology Focus | Stellv. Laborleitung Schwerpunkt Mikrobiologie (m/w/d)

Uelzena eG

Uelzen, Lüneburger Heide, Niedersachsen, Deutschland
Published Nov 12, 2025
Full-time
Permanent

Job Summary

This Deputy Laboratory Manager role, focusing on Microbiology, involves supporting the Head of the Pathogenic Laboratory within the Uelzena Group, a major German food processing and milk refinement company. Key daily responsibilities include preparing microbiological methods for accreditation, validating and optimizing testing procedures, managing documentation (including SAP releases), and actively contributing to quality assurance through participation in interlaboratory comparisons. The role also involves developing laboratory processes, organizational structures, and actively participating in team development and cross-functional collaboration. Candidates must hold a degree in Microbiology or Veterinary Medicine and possess authorization to handle pathogenic germs (§44 IfSG). Essential qualifications include fundamental knowledge of cultural microbiological examinations and PCR analytics, coupled with experience in managing accreditation systems and quality standards. This is a full-time, permanent position offering professional stability, comprehensive benefits, and a supportive, quality-focused work environment, making it an excellent opportunity for a responsible and team-oriented professional seeking long-term career growth.

Required Skills

Education

Degree in Microbiology, Veterinary Medicine, or comparable field

Experience

  • Authorization to work with pathogenic germs (according to §44 IfSG) required
  • Professional experience in cultural microbiological examinations and PCR analytics
  • Professional experience in handling accreditation systems and quality standards
  • Initial leadership experience (Advantageous)

Languages

Not specified

Additional

  • Full-time, permanent contract; Strong sense of responsibility and solution-oriented approach required; Teamwork and networked thinking required.