Charm Industrial

Systems Engineer

• Own the integration layer that enables our systems to operate as a connected ecosystem
• Design and maintain integrations, building automation scripts, administering key platforms, monitoring data flows, and resolving anomalies that emerge across system boundaries
• Partner with teams when a new workflow needs to be integrated, a process requires automation, or an issue spans multiple systems
• Maintain and develop all integrations between systems including but not limited to Manufacturo (MFO), NetSuite, and Mangrove
• Manage the data pipeline from MES to MRV reporting tools (SQL queries, Google Sheets connection)
• Write and maintain SQL queries that feed MRV and operational reporting
• Administer Manufacturo, NetSuite, and Mangrove at the configuration level

Enterprise Information Systems Engineer

Engineering Manager

• Lead structured troubleshooting during abnormal operating conditions — including pump, filtration, viscosity, pressure, flow, and injection issues — by forming hypotheses, designing tests, analyzing results, and documenting root-cause findings.
• Make real-time operational decisions regarding filtration strategy, viscosity/heating management, recirculation vs. injection, escalation pathways, and stop-work authority, while balancing risk, cost, and value.
• Own the on-site interface for PLC, HMI, automation, and downhole-sensor modifications; receive, validate, execute, and troubleshoot changes from the controls and automation engineering teams.
• Drive operational reliability and process optimization through disciplined data collection, monitoring, and engineering analysis.
• Lead development of the sample, lab, and data-quality program to ensure engineering, regulatory, and operational teams receive high-quality data on the first request.
• Maintain rigorous shift-handover and engineering communication standards so off-shift engineers can accurately reconstruct plant conditions from documentation alone.
• Capture abnormal-event investigations, lessons learned, and process improvements in transferable documentation that supports future site deployment.
• Partner closely with the on-site Operations Supervisor to maintain shared ownership of safety, operational discipline, and crew effectiveness, assisting with the following:
• Publish and maintain the weekly operator schedule on a consistent cadence while proactively managing PTO coverage and staffing continuity.
• Own site administrative systems including ADP/payroll coordination, timecard accuracy, PTO/overtime approvals, training matrices, and SOP redlines.
• Ensure operational readiness for continuous 24/7 facility execution without chronic overtime dependency.
• Coach operators in diagnostic and systems thinking; not just what actions to take, but why systems behave the way they do and what indicators matter.
• Build and maintain site operating rhythms that support high accountability, technical rigor, and strong communication across shifts.
• Serve as the on-site hiring manager for operator-level roles, including sourcing, interviewing, and providing structured, EEO-compliant written feedback for all candidates.
• Assist the Process Specialist with onboarding and operator development through structured training and qualification checkpoints and performance coaching.
• Build a strong operational bench capable of supporting continuous operations and future site expansion.
• Contribute to development of the long-term “next-site” operating playbook, including SOPs, training systems, troubleshooting frameworks, and operational standards.

Enterprise Information Systems Engineer

Injection Engineering Manager