Natco Pharma- Walk-in Interview for Production, QC & Microbiology on 04th October 2026
Natco Pharma is an Indian multinational pharmaceutical company based in Hyderabad. The company manufactures finished dosage formulations active pharmaceutical ingredients and crop health science products, and also provides contract manufacturing services.
Walk-in Interview | Production, QC & Microbiology
Production – Operators & Supervisors (OSD | Oncology & Non-Oncology)
Qualification : ITI / Diploma / B.Sc. / B. Pharmacy
Experience : 2 to 6 Years
Operators
• Experience in handling Granulation equipment (GEA, Tapasya, ACG), HME, and Roll Compactor
• Experience in handling Compression machines (GEA, IMA, Sejong), Coating equipment (Neocota, ACG Coater), Capsule filling machines (BOSCH, AF90T, ZRO 90T, IMA Imatic), Track & Trace systems (Optel), and labeling operations
• Blister packing machines and cartonators (IMA PG, CAM), Bottle packing machines (CVC), & Spray dryer operations
Supervisors
• Supervise and coordinate manufacturing operations in Oncology production areas.
• Manage Granulation, Compression, Coating, and Packing activities.
• Ensure compliance with cGMP, Quality, and Safety requirements.
• Monitor production performance and achieve planned targets
Quality Control
Qualification : M.Sc. / B. Pharmacy
Experience : 1 to 3 Years
Key Responsibilities :
• Hands-on experience in analysis of RM, PM, IP, FP samples using HPLC, GC, and other analytical instruments
Microbiology
Qualification : M.Sc. (Microbiology)
Experience : 0 to 5 Years
Key Responsibilities :
• Experience in Environmental Monitoring, MLT, BET, and Sterility Testing
• Preferably Male candidates due to the operational requirements
Walk in Interview
Date : 04th October 2026 (Sunday)
Time : 09:00 AM to 02:00 PM
Venue : NATCO House, Road No. 2, Banjara Hills, Hyderabad-34
Important Notes
• Only candidates interested in working at the Kothur location are requested to attend the interview.
• Candidates should be willing to work in rotational shifts, and Male candidates are preferred due to the rotational shift requirements and operational nature of the role
