Biological E-Walk In Drive-21st Nov-Antigen Mfg/Production

Biological E. Limited invites competent, Zealous and proactive applicants to join in the below departments for our Vaccine Facility in Hyderabad with 2- 10 years experience for Manufacturing - Antigens Department & Production - BFPL Department.

Educational Qualifications:

M.Sc/Diploma (Lifesciences), B. Sc (Lifesciences), ITI(with relevant experience)

Roles and Responsibilities:

1. Production Bulk Manufacturing (Drug Substance / Antigens)

• To perform Upstream and Downstream activities of bacterial & viral antigens (Vaccines)
• Execution of upstream and downstream production batches. Focus on timely execution, to ensure that the process is carried out as per cGMP compliance and batch timelines
• Execution of documentation activities of liaison with QA and QC as per cGMP compliance.

2. Production BFPL (Blending, Filling, Packing & Labelling)

Blending:

• Manage shift plans for formulation activities
• Operate autoclaves, blending vessels, CIP & SIP skids

Filling:

• Manage filling shift plans
• Operate vacuum cleaners, tunnel sterilizers, filling & capping machines

Packing & Labelling:

• Manage vial labeling & VVM dot machines with inspection system
• Operate Videojet & Control Print printers for batch coding

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• Handle Track & Trace system and cold room/freezer temperature monitoring

We welcome accomplished and aspiring professionals to attend our Walk-in Recruitment Event, accompanied by their updated resume, latest increment letter, and salary slips for the past three months.

Date : Friday, 21st November 2025

Time : 10:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m.

Venue : Biological E Limited, Shamirpet, Vaccines Plant, Kolthur, Beside Venkateshwara Swamy temple, Hyderabad.

PS: Applicants unable to participate in the walk-in may email their CVs to careers@biologicale.com, mentioning Applying for Department Name in the subject line.

Applicants who have attended an interview or received an offer in the past six months are advised to refrain from reapplying.