Pennsylvania, United States · 68 of 691 tech roles in Philadelphia · updated daily
Wachter and Iovance Biotherapeutics and 24 other companies are hiring for manufacturing and operations roles in Philadelphia.
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There are 68 open manufacturing and operations roles at 26 companies in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania as of 18 October 2026. That's out of 691 tech roles of all kinds currently open in Philadelphia.
Wachter (22 roles), Iovance Biotherapeutics (7 roles), Veolia (4 roles) and FSH Technologies (3 roles) have the most open manufacturing and operations roles in Philadelphia right now. 26 companies in total are hiring for manufacturing and operations there.
Of the 68 open manufacturing and operations roles in Philadelphia, 7 are listed as remote, 1 hybrid and 26 on-site. The remaining 34 don't state a workplace type in the listing.
5 manufacturing and operations roles were posted in Philadelphia in the last 7 days, out of 68 currently open. New postings appear on hire.run within a day of going live on the employer's careers site.
Beyond Philadelphia, the most manufacturing and operations roles right now are in San Francisco (3,276), Los Angeles (1,513) and Phoenix (1,451). Each city has its own page on hire.run with the live list.
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