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The Operator 1 monitors and operates production line equipment while ensuring compliance with safety, quality, and food safety standards. Responsibilities include machinery operation, record keeping, equipment assembly and disassembly, and maintaining a clean work environment, often requiring teamwork and assistance of co-workers.

The Blending Operator is responsible for blending and packaging products while ensuring safety compliance and quality standards. The role involves training other personnel, maintaining documentation, and suggesting process improvements. It focuses on adhering to food safety standards and executing operational practices effectively.

The Engineering Co-op at IFF allows students to gain practical experience in a manufacturing environment, applying engineering principles and methodologies like Six Sigma. Responsibilities include participating in a team dynamic, performing analytical project work, and understanding IFF's operations and product offerings.

The Project Manager is responsible for executing and managing capital projects valued between $1M and $10M, ensuring project success through coordination with various teams, budget management, safety compliance, and performance monitoring. Key tasks include developing project strategies, leading teams, and communicating project status to stakeholders.

The Associate Engineer will contribute to the development and commercialization of bio-based powder and granule formulations. Responsibilities include hands-on laboratory work involving powder processing, drying, and milling techniques, as well as performing analytical measurements and physical property testing.

The Microbiologist I role involves performing laboratory bench work and quality control testing for production materials in a fermentation facility. Responsibilities include adhering to quality systems, recording test results, calibrating equipment, conducting environmental sampling, and following laboratory safety procedures. Teamwork and communication skills are essential for this position.

The EHS Project Manager implements and oversees EHS programs, conducts audits for compliance, promotes a strong safety culture among personnel, and manages contractor EHS compliance. Responsibilities also include developing industrial hygiene strategies, administering safety programs, and ensuring adherence to environmental regulations.