Jobs at ARUP Laboratories

Provide administrative and operational support to Account Executives: manage new client start-up processes, maintain client data in ANSR/CRM, coordinate issue resolution, prepare reports and mailings, order supplies, train AEs, and handle various sales-support requests and audits.

Performs sequencing research, coordinates with R&D teams, develops assays, writes protocols, and supports validation in a clinical lab.

The Scientist II researches and develops assays, writes protocols, manages projects, and collaborates with Medical Directors and Technical Operations to improve lab performance.

The IT Cloud Engineer designs and operates cloud platforms, collaborates with cross-functional teams, implements secure environments, and automates processes.

The Client Site Liaison I acts as a liaison between clients and ARUP, resolving specimen submission issues and providing client support on various aspects of laboratory services.

The Anatomic Pathology Administrative Assistant I provides administrative support, manages glass slide inventory, assigns cases, and interfaces with staff and external contacts.

Conducts research and implements new assays and methodologies. Writes protocols, evaluates data, and collaborates with teams for assay development and validation in a clinical lab.

Trainee technologist role training to perform and document automated and moderate-to-high complexity clinical lab assays (mass spectrometry extractions). Duties include operating and maintaining instruments, performing QC/calibration, specimen processing, data entry in lab systems, assisting with validations, SOPs, proficiency testing, and contributing to QA under supervision while progressing toward ASCP certification.

Trainee technologist trains under licensed technologists to perform waived, moderate, and high-complexity lab testing, operate and maintain instruments, document QC, process specimens, assist with validations/SOPs, and complete competency training toward ASCP certification.

Trainee technologist will train (6–8 weeks) to perform waived, moderate, and high-complexity lab testing in Mass Spec operations, operate and maintain instruments, perform QC, process specimens, document results, assist with validations and SOPs, and work toward ASCP certification while meeting productivity and safety standards.

The Reagent Lab Technologist Trainee will assist in the production of reagents, perform equipment maintenance, document processes, and comply with safety regulations under supervision.

The Technologist Trainee position trains individuals to work independently as a limit license scientist, performing laboratory services under supervision and preparing for ASCP certification.

Design, develop, and modify PLC- and HMI-based control systems for in-house automation. Program using IEC languages, integrate robotic systems, use Git, write API/database interfaces, troubleshoot production equipment, lead projects, and mentor junior team members.

Learns to receive, transport, and deliver lab specimens, reports, supplies, and personnel on in-house and limited on-road routes. Completes routed stops and STAT pickups per electronic route sheets and GML tablet, logs paperwork, maintains equipment and inventory, follows PPE and DOT requirements, and provides professional customer service.

Trainee technologist performs waived, automated, and selected moderate/high complexity laboratory tests under supervision. Duties include instrument operation, calibration, QC, specimen processing, data entry, troubleshooting, maintenance, and assisting with SOPs, validation, proficiency testing, stocking, and training while completing required education credential evaluation.

Design and implement scalable cloud data models and ETL/orchestration for clinical and operational lab data. Build performant query layers, modernize data ontology, apply software engineering best practices (version control, testing), and collaborate with IT and clinical leadership to deliver secure, trusted STATE data products.

Perform routine reagent lab production tasks under supervision, including cell culture, reagent/kit/gel/media manufacturing, instrument operation and maintenance, documentation, stock control, safety compliance, and minor troubleshooting. Complete training and work under a technologist for one year.

The DevOps Engineer III will automate and support production releases, implement CI/CD, and enhance platform services for development teams, using various technologies to improve cloud and on-premise systems.

This entry-level role involves programming automated workflows in a clinical lab, optimizing automation processes, and collaborating on system integration and performance qualifications.

The Associate Project Manager I provides support for pharmaceutical projects, assisting in planning, scheduling, and monitoring while coordinating with stakeholders and ensuring compliance with protocols.