Jobs at SPT Labtech

Performs consumables production tasks in a cleanroom, conducts quality control checks, maintains accurate production and safety records, follows SOPs, and supports continuous improvement. The role requires reliable teamwork, attention to detail, safe chemical and hazardous-waste handling, and flexibility across production areas. This is a temporary three-month contract.

Analyzes manufacturing costs, standard costs, inventory valuations, and production variances. Supports month-end close, budgeting, forecasting, audits, physical inventory controls, and IFRS compliance. Partners with manufacturing, purchasing, engineering, and finance teams to improve costing accuracy, margin visibility, reporting, and operational controls. Builds Excel-based cost models and reconciliations while investigating inventory discrepancies and supporting corrective actions.

Provides first- and second-line remote technical support for laboratory automation and sample management instruments. Diagnoses hardware, software, application, log, and diagnostic issues; supports field engineers; documents cases; collaborates with R&D and Product Management on root-cause investigations and product improvements; creates technical documentation and training; and contributes to quality, regulatory, and continuous-improvement activities.

Lead a small UK/US IT team to run day-to-day IT operations: own helpdesk, asset and user lifecycle, M365 administration, networking troubleshooting, procurement, documentation, security operations, and infrastructure support while reporting operational metrics to the IT Director.

Owns sales and market development for liquid handling and sample management products across Northern California, Nevada, Utah, and Colorado. Responsibilities include lead generation, territory and CRM management, customer presentations and product demonstrations, opportunity development, consultative selling, pre-sale ownership, and post-sale support. The role serves genomics, protein crystallization, and drug discovery laboratories, collaborating with applications, marketing, product management, sales specialists, and support teams. Significant regional travel of up to 50% is required.

Territory Sales Manager responsible for end-to-end sales of liquid handling and sample management systems across the Northeast and Eastern Canada. Duties include prospecting, demos, trade shows, relationship building with labs and partners, CRM management, collaboration with internal teams, and up to 50% travel to meet territory targets.

Lead mechanical engineering for laboratory systems: investigate and resolve field/manufacturing issues, drive design changes from concept to production, act as mechanical lead and systems integrator across electronics/firmware/software, contribute to risk assessments and DFM, support service teams, and champion longer-term product improvements.

Support stores operations including goods receipt, inventory booking, order picking, consumables processing, stock checks, and housekeeping. Use WMS or scanners, follow FIFO and health & safety procedures, liaise with production teams, report discrepancies, and assist with general warehouse duties to maintain accuracy and flow.

Lead and grow an electronics engineering team responsible for electronics, motion control, and low-level system integration across the product lifecycle. Own architecture, hands-on circuit and PCB design, debugging, verification, regulatory compliance, and collaboration with firmware, software, mechanical, manufacturing, and quality teams to deliver reliable laboratory automation products.

Develop and maintain embedded C/C++ firmware for ARM Cortex-M microcontrollers in laboratory robotics. Implement motor and actuator control, integrate sensors and third-party modules over CAN/Ethernet/UART/SPI/I2C, design firmware architecture, ensure reliability and diagnostics, debug hardware/software interactions, contribute to PC-side C# .NET code, mentor junior engineers, and produce technical documentation.