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 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 Process Tech leads maintenance and operation of automated molding presses, troubleshoots issues, helps with process setups, and ensures compliance with safety regulations.

Supervise production employees, ensure product quality, enforce safety regulations, manage schedules, and handle problem resolution while maintaining records.

The Quality Manager oversees quality resources, establishes standards, tracks quality issues, and supports continuous improvement to ensure customer satisfaction.

The Quality Engineer will oversee quality assurance processes, act as a liaison with customers, manage quality issues, and promote continuous improvement.

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.

The Corporate Quality Manager oversees quality performance, administers ISO compliance, conducts audits, and collaborates with manufacturing for improvements.

The EHS Coordinator supports departments in ensuring EHS compliance, conducts training, inspections, and incident investigations, and provides data analysis and feedback.

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

E-Techs will install, repair, and troubleshoot PLCs, robotics systems, and various electronic components while ensuring maintenance and continuous process improvement in the plant environment.