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Biological Technician

A biological technician supports scientists and researchers in laboratories, universities, government agencies, or biotech and pharmaceutical companies by carrying out the hands-on work of biological experiments and fieldwork. Typical responsibilities include sample preparation, microscopy, and data collection and analysis, all performed under strict lab safety compliance standards to ensure reliable, reproducible results. Most technicians hold a bachelor's degree in biology or a related life science and develop broad laboratory techniques through hands-on training.

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