The Regional Director of Operations oversees manufacturing processes, implements policies, manages staff development, and ensures compliance with regulations while optimizing productivity and profitability.

As a Quality Engineer, you will develop and maintain quality systems according to IATF16949 standards, assist in supplier development, and ensure compliance with quality processes across various manufacturing departments.

Analyze pricing strategies, conduct financial modeling, and support budget planning processes while collaborating with sales and finance teams.

The Financial Analyst will develop financial models for budgeting and forecasting, analyze financial data, prepare reports, and improve financial reporting processes.

The HR Generalist will handle payroll processing, onboarding, HR policy implementation, and ensure accurate employee record management while supporting HR functions.

The Controller oversees financial forecasts, manages assets, maintains tax credits, and prepares monthly and yearly financial reports while ensuring compliance and accuracy in accounting activities.

The Supplier Scheduler ensures optimal inventory levels, monitors supplier performance, manages orders and inventory records, and collaborates on purchasing and new product launches.

The Quality Manager oversees daily Quality Department activities, ensuring customer quality standards are met while leading process improvements and managing supplier quality.

The Human Resources Manager will manage employee records, salary planning, compliance with labor contracts, and develop departmental goals and policies. Responsibilities also include payroll processing, performance evaluations, and assisting with employee benefits.

Responsible for troubleshooting, maintaining, and repairing control systems and automation equipment to ensure smooth manufacturing operations, collaborating with teams to optimize performance.

The EHS Supervisor ensures compliance with safety regulations, provides training, conducts audits, and develops safety policies at a manufacturing facility.

The EHS Coordinator supports EHS programs, ensures OSHA compliance, investigates safety incidents, and conducts training within a manufacturing facility.

The Packager assembles boxes, prepares containers, verifies packaged parts, places them on pallets, and ensures safety and quality standards in the packaging process.