Charm Industrial

Accounting Manager

• Lead the monthly, quarterly, and annual close process, ensuring GAAP compliant reporting and accurate consolidation and intercompany elimination across Charm’s entities.
• Coordinate annual audits and tax filings with external partners, ensuring timely submission and compliance.
• Reviewing general ledger account reconciliations and ensure accounts are properly maintained in accordance with GAAP standards.
• Supervise and develop a small accounting team responsible for AP, AR, and GL functions.
• Contribute to the monthly close process including journal entries, variance analysis and review, balance sheet reconciliations, and other tasks as needed to stay on track.
• Partner with the Production and Engineering teams to develop standard cost models for bio-oil production and facility operations.
• Improve existing and implement new tracking methods manufacturing overhead, labor utilization, and capital spend.
• Implement processes to accurately capture inventory movements and COGS estimates in real time.
• Collaborate with the MRV (Carbon Accounting) team to align production and emissions data.
• Designing and implementing improvements to enhance the data and reducing work loads.
• Help design and maintain internal control procedures.
• Support budgeting and forecasting activities through data analysis and report development.

Operations

• Model and enforce best-in-class safety practices to create a culture where everyone goes home safe, every day.
• Drive a “production-centered operations” culture, ensuring the team hits output targets while balancing safety, quality, and cost.
• Align daily execution with company OKRs and site-level goals.
• Oversee proactive maintenance, equipment reliability, and defect elimination to maximize uptime.
• Partner with engineering teams to refine SOPs, streamline hand-offs, and drive scalability.
• Lead a 40+ person team across supervisors and operators, coaching and mentoring future leaders.
• Delegate decisions to the lowest appropriate level to empower ownership and accountability.
• Use dashboards and data to analyze performance, troubleshoot issues, and identify opportunities for improvement.
• Help refine SOPs and labor practices to reduce pain points and improve efficiency.
• Audit team behaviors and processes to ensure consistency, compliance, and reliability.

Operations Manager

Supply Chain

• Manage day-to-day logistics—scheduling trucks and rail shipments, coordinating with brokers, and ensuring deliveries land on time.
• Work closely with project development to shape logistics strategy for new sites, particularly around biomass supply and bio-oil injection movements.
• Proactively communicate schedule changes to internal and external stakeholders to avoid surprises.
• Track and maintain documentation: invoices, delivery receipts, purchase orders, and keep payments on track.
• Monitor costs, fleet utilization, and KPIs to identify opportunities for efficiency and cost savings.
• Partner with engineering operations to manage costs and field efficiency, develop inventory management practices, and propose process improvements.
• Handle tactical operational details now and lay groundwork to scale the logistics function and grow a team.

Logistics Manager

Electrical Engineer

• Troubleshoot and debug control systems, sensors, communications, and machinery to restore operation quickly.
• Track down root causes in electrical and control systems and implement lasting fixes.
• Design and build cables, connectors, and assemblies.
• Wire control cabinets, VFDs, motor controllers, and sensors.
• Create simple AC circuits to power biomass and pyrolysis equipment.
• Support R&D by wiring and commissioning new prototypes.
• Collaborate with mechanical engineers, software developers, and operators to integrate systems and keep production moving.

Electrical Engineering Technician

• Design, wire, test, and troubleshoot electrical and control systems for next-gen pyrolysis technology.
• Wire up control cabinets, construct cables, and develop AC power circuits for pyrolysis and biomass systems.
• Select and integrate sensors, VFDs, and motor controllers with focus on reliability, safety, and scalability.
• Partner with operations as first line of defense diagnosing electrical and sensor issues during production.
• Run root cause analyses, implement fixes, and keep pyrolysis systems online.
• Collaborate with mechanical and automation teams to implement electrical upgrades and sensor packages for prototypes.
• Test new equipment, share lessons learned, and develop scalable designs for future builds.
• Participate in scheduled on-call support windows to resolve live production issues.

Senior Electrical Engineer

Compliance

• Lead permitting efforts, including federal injection permits and state-level air approvals, to get operations approved.
• Build and maintain relationships with EPA, state regulators, and local agencies; manage stakeholder engagement.
• Monitor shifting regulations, flag potential issues, and develop plans to mitigate regulatory risk.
• Coordinate and align technical work with Operations and Policy teams; ensure cross-team collaboration and execution.
• Propose regulatory or policy changes when current regulations don't accommodate the science; work with policy team to implement.
• Travel 20–30% initially for on-site permitting and stakeholder work, tapering to <20% thereafter.

Accounting Manager

Operations Manager

Logistics Manager

Electrical Engineering Technician

Senior Electrical Engineer

Regulatory Policy Manager