Ecologi | B Corp™

Operator

• You’ll be setting up and running a mix of semi-automatic and manual machines in a machine shop environment
• This includes specialist work like lapping, polishing, and tool sharpening
• It’s not just about running equipment, you’ll get involved in setups, inspections, and troubleshooting when things aren’t quite right
• Set up and run a range of machines including lapping, polishing, and tool grinding
• Use cutting tools such as diamond grinding wheels
• Read and interpret blueprints and work instructions
• Work to tight tolerances (down to four decimal places)
• Carry out first-piece inspections to make sure work meets spec
• Spot and troubleshoot mechanical issues on machines
• Keep your work area clean and organized
• Follow all safety procedures (non-negotiable)
• Pitch in with other tasks as needed

Operator – 2nd Shift

Accountant

• Develop and maintain standard costs, including materials, labor, scrap, yields, and overhead rates
• Perform variance analysis to monitor cost performance
• Conduct in-depth inventory analysis and reporting (MoM/YoY trends, inventory turns, DIO, E&O)
• Analyze product and customer-level margins, profitability of bids and quotes, and financial performance of projects and capital expenditures
• Support monthly financial close processes, budgeting, forecasting, and ad hoc reporting
• Partner with manufacturing, supply chain, and commercial teams to turn data into actionable insights

Cost Accountant

Full-stack Engineer

• Responsible for Design Plan that meets customer specifications and/or requirements.
• Responsible for material procurement used in project.
• Assures purchased, transferred or manufactured components conform to specified quality standards.
• Responsible for product assembly and processing of associated components.
• Responsible for Design Verification – Verify that the necessary tests and inspections are performed to assure parts meet Design Plan criteria.
• Responsible for product transfer to production which may include NPI check sheet, operator training, among others.
• Estimates production times, staffing requirements and related costs to provide information for management decisions.
• Manage new product development projects using accepted project management tools: Establish project charter which clearly defines scope, goals, deliverables, required resources and timing. Provide a project schedule to identify what tasks need to be performed and when.
• Clearly communicate project risks as they arise. Identify resources required to complete project. Track and report on project milestones and provide status to Engineering Manager and other senior management as required.
• Collaborate with areas such as Engineering, Operations and Quality to resolve technical challenges, supporting sustained solutions.

Product Development Engineer

Supervisor

• Establish and comply with the weekly production schedule in order to achieve the budgeted production volume within the standards of Safety, Quality, Deliveries, Productivity and Cost.
• Ensure that its team of collaborators knows and applies the Safety and Hygiene protocols established in the corresponding policies and procedures.
• Identify opportunities for improvement related to Security by raising and/or recording incidents in the “ThinkSafe” portal.
• Manage the resources of the line: time available to produce, machines and tooling available, levels of raw materials and peripherals, scheduled maintenance.
• Issue staff shift role for each production line and inform their group leaders and interested parties.
• Issue weekly report of productive hours, downtime and incidents; authorize leaves, vacations or disabilities of collaborators under charge.
• Coordinate with group leaders the practical evaluations of collaborators under charge, review results, and report to HR.
• Monitor work orders and their development within the line, addressing causes of delays and taking improvement actions.
• Notify the planner of low quantity orders and request supplement orders.
• Supervise the collection and disposal of waste based on Safety and Quality standards.
• Request the intervention of the Maintenance area in case of machine or equipment failures and follow up on the resolution.
• Deliver finished product to Logistics on time for shipping.
• Address quality deviations identified during the production process and ensure objectives are met.
• Train new staff or staff who change areas.
• Participate and coordinate Kaizen events in their areas.

Production Supervisor

Engineer

• Develops and implements safe, optimal, cost-effective manufacturing processes, methods, and equipment platforms.
• Performs research, design, and development of manufacturing processes, including production work flow, raw material specifications, mixing, molding, and high temperature baking processes, and equipment specifications.
• Designs and implements improvements to manufacturing processes, methods, and controls.
• Designs, develops, tests, and/or outsources various processes, machinery, and equipment for recommended manufacturing methods.
• Develops manufacturing Drawings, Bills of Materials, Routers, Work Instructions, and Control Plans using manufacturing engineering best practices.
• Provide support in new product development & testing, APQP, PPAP, product and process validation, product audits, drawing & BOM conformance, and projects related to standard work & reduction in process variation.
• Supports the conversion of small-scale processes into commercially viable large-scale operations.
• Coordinates manufacturing launch for new or revised products, processes, and equipment.
• Prepares quotations for labor, tooling, and equipment to support the business unit requirements.
• Performs product/process analysis and implements continuous improvement initiatives for cost reduction, scrap reduction, yield improvements and increased overall equipment efficiency.
• Conducts PFMEAs on manufacturing processes, methods, equipment, and controls.
• Represents process engineering on cross-functional teams.
• Communicate with engineering, quality and supply chain team to assist in MRB, RMA, material disposition, root-cause analysis, and in preparation and follow-up of corrective action reports.
• Participates in concurrent engineering design reviews.
• Writes and submits Capital Expenditure requests.
• Evaluates and troubleshoots manufacturing, quality and assembly line issues using failure mode effect analysis (FMEA) and other problem solving methods, perform process capacity and capability analysis.
• Assists in training all shop floor associates on manufacturing processes and methods.

Process Engineer

Manager

• Run the monthly Group IFRS consolidation (P&L, balance sheet, cashflow)
• Post and review consolidation journals in SAP BPC
• Analyse results and provide clear, useful commentary (not just number dumps)
• Review submissions from regional teams—challenge where needed
• Work closely with Treasury, Tax and FP&A to validate reporting
• Support half-year and year-end statutory reporting, including notes and disclosures
• Liaise with external auditors and prepare technical accounting papers
• Get involved in projects—restructures, acquisitions, disposals, new standards
• Spot inefficiencies and improve processes where you can

Group Reporting Manager

• Run and maintain item setup, standards and master data in the ERP
• Design and implement ERP solutions that support operational needs
• Create and maintain materials, routes, work centres, assets and warehouses
• Configure ERP data to meet customer and business requirements
• Extract and analyse production and costing data to support decision‑making
• Develop and maintain standards for new items, including run rates, yields and resources
• Manage BOMs, routes and time studies to keep planning accurate
• Carry out and validate time studies for new programs and process changes
• Audit ERP data to ensure accuracy, integrity and consistency
• Lead ERP troubleshooting and contain issues before they impact production
• Manage changes to ERP documentation, procedures and system updates
• Train others on ERP setup, data extraction and performance analysis
• Work with other sites to keep naming conventions and standards aligned

ERP Engineer

• You’ll be joining a manufacturing team that works on ceramic-to-metal components used in medical devices and aerospace systems.
• This role is all about improving how things are made—making processes safer, faster, more consistent, and less costly.
• You won’t just spot problems; you’ll fix them, scale solutions, and help others level up along the way.
• Day to day, you’ll be balancing technical problem-solving with hands-on support to production and development teams.
• Lead and support process improvements across manufacturing—think efficiency, quality, and cost.
• Design and implement manufacturing processes for ceramics and composite materials.
• Take projects from idea through to full implementation (and make sure they actually work in the real world).
• Develop documentation—BOMs, drawings, work instructions, control plans.
• Troubleshoot production issues using structured problem-solving methods (FMEA, root cause analysis, etc.).
• Support new product launches and scale-up from prototype to production.
• Work cross-functionally with quality, supply chain, and engineering teams.
• Run PFMEAs and drive continuous improvement initiatives (scrap reduction, yield, uptime).
• Mentor junior engineers and support team capability building.
• Contribute to capital equipment planning and justification.

Senior Process Engineer

• Set up, review, and maintain production routings with the right sequences, work centres, and standard times
• Keep BOMs, routings, and master data accurate so planning, costing, and scheduling actually work
• Make sure system data reflects what’s really happening on the shop floor (and fix it when it doesn’t)
• Run time and motion studies to establish realistic labour standards
• Update standard times in the ERP to support costing, capacity, and accountability
• Create and maintain clear work instructions and SOPs operators can actually use
• Identify bottlenecks, waste, and non‑value‑added steps — then help remove them
• Work closely with Production, Planning, Finance, and Continuous Improvement
• Support data clean‑up, governance, and migration activities for ERP changes
• Play your part in maintaining a safe, compliant working environment

ERP Process Engineer

• The PLC Controls Project Engineer will be responsible for coordinating and monitoring a wide variety of plant / regional projects
• This position is expected to be actively involved in projects with the ability to complete value added work such as schematics and drawings
• Works closely with outside contractors and the Operations team to achieve the goals of the organization
• Prepare, schedule, coordinate and monitor assigned engineering projects
• Interact daily with maintenance and contractors to interpret their needs and requirements as well as assist with installations and troubleshooting
• Actively seek process improvement opportunities outside of assigned project work with the goal of generating new improvement projects
• Completes engineering projects by organizing and controlling project elements
• Completes technical studies and prepares cost estimates
• Maintains the project schedule by monitoring progress, activities and resolving problems
• Controls project costs by approving expenditure and administering contractor contracts
• Maintains a safe and clean work environment by enforcing procedures, rules and regulations