Microbiologist Jobs in San Francisco, CA (374)
Microbiologist
Microbiologist
Microbiologist
Microbiologist
Microbiologist -Entry
Microbiologist-I
US - Microbiologist (Entry)
Microbiologist II (MDL)
Microbiologist for Environmental Laboratory
Public Health Microbiologist II MTBC/ Specialist ( )
Public Health Microbiologist II MTBC/ Specialist ( )
Part-Time Environmental Microbiologist (Coliform/E. coli)
Microbiology Scientist - Climate Tech Startup, Equity Eligible
Staff Research Associate III
Environmental Microbiology QC Analyst GMP
Biologist 2 or Microbiologist 2
Environment Monitoring and Microbiology
Department Manager Plant & Microbial Biology
Analyst I, Environment Monitoring and Microbiology
Nayak Lab - Full Specialist
Senior Biologist Microbiologist
Remote Microbiologist
Environmental Monitoring & Microbiology Analyst II
Microbiology & Environmental Monitoring Analyst
Department Manager Plant & Microbial Biology
Visionary Assistant Professor, Microbiology & Immunology
Microbiology Lab Scientist - High-Volume Diagnostics
Quality Control Microbiology Analyst
Microbiology and Immunology Faculty Position (Ladder Rank) Assistant Professor
Entry-Level QC Microbiologist (Biotech/Pharma)
Microbiology and Immunology - Faculty Position (Ladder Rank) - Assistant Professor
Tenure-Track Microbiology & Immunology Faculty
Microbiology and Immunology Faculty Position (Ladder Rank) Assistant Professor
Microbiologist Salary in San Francisco
Microbiologists working in San Francisco, CA make an average annual salary of $61K and a maximum annual salary of around $95K.
Job Description
Working as a Microbiologist in San Francisco, CA
There are 374 Microbiologist opportunities available in San Francisco, CA all with unique requirements.
Many people wonder what the job description is for a microbiologist. A microbiologist studies bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms. They are responsible for testing these organisms to determine if they are safe for the public. They can utilize the information that these microbes create to make new medicines and useful products for the public. However, they may also work for private companies to ensure that the work area, raw materials, and product created are safe. Some examples of these tasks could include testing surfaces in an assembly line to determine the effectiveness of sanitizers, investigating sources of water contamination, and ensuring food products are safe to eat by conducting chemical tests.
Microbiologist jobs near San Francisco, CA
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