Jobs at Infiltrator Water Technologies

Processes accounts payable invoices through matching, batching, coding, entry, auditing, and payment control. Maintains deposit summaries, journal-entry logs, invoice imaging, reconciliations, and returned-check records. Resolves invoice, purchase order, payment, and vendor issues while supporting plant accountants and the Accounts Payable Manager. The role handles high invoice volumes across multiple company organizations and requires accounting knowledge, analytical ability, organization, communication, teamwork, and strong computer skills.

Develops and manages sales opportunities across northern Florida for stormwater and wastewater management products. Responsibilities include acquiring and supporting customers, conducting sales calls, product demonstrations, presentations, and training; managing distribution partnerships; coordinating with regulators and government relations; supporting regulatory approvals; preparing sales and expense reports; managing budgets; resolving customer issues; and increasing market share.

Provides administrative and clerical support for a manufacturing plant and office. Responsibilities include greeting guests, answering phones, data entry, filing, order confirmation, billing, driver ticket and log verification, cash tracking, inter-plant billing, and backup plant accounting duties. Requires bilingual communication, Microsoft Office skills, organization, professionalism, basic math, and the ability to lift 25 pounds and sit for extended periods.

Develops sales of advanced wastewater treatment systems across the Northeast. Builds relationships with engineers, regulators, contractors, developers, and other decision-makers; secures product specifications and closes large project purchases. Conducts technical presentations, lunch-and-learns, meetings, and industry events; tracks opportunities in a CRM and provides occasional regulatory and technical support. The role requires frequent regional travel, strong technical communication, and comfort working remotely.

Leads the design and development of FRP composite infrastructure products, including tanks, buildings, covers, and structural components. Responsibilities include structural analysis, material selection, closed-mold process optimization, code compliance, testing and validation, value engineering, customer collaboration, and support for manufacturing and quality teams. The role also develops OEM relationships, interfaces with certification agencies, and represents the company at industry events.

Leads enterprise application and business transformation initiatives, beginning with the Tacton CPQ implementation and expanding to CRM consolidation and enterprise project management software. Responsibilities include project planning, governance, budgeting, risk and dependency management, vendor accountability, business process improvement, testing, deployment, change management, adoption, and benefits realization. The role partners with executives, business teams, IT, vendors, and consultants to deliver measurable business outcomes.

Ensures manufactured and outsourced products meet specifications through quality plans, inspections, audits, metrology, supplier quality oversight, and corrective actions. Develops work instructions, sampling plans, quality KPIs, and continuous improvement initiatives. Investigates defects and complaints, applies DMAIC Six Sigma methods, supports engineering changes, maintains document control, and collaborates with production and cross-functional teams to improve product quality and reduce quality costs.

Advanced sales role focused on selling composite and fiberglass wastewater products to engineers, municipalities, utilities, OEMs, and manufacturing representatives. Responsibilities include prospecting, product demonstrations, layouts, quoting, sales planning, customer follow-up, technical specification review, submittal coordination, product training, and manufacturer representative network expansion. The role is remote and requires up to 50% travel.

Leads cross-functional teams delivering custom-engineered projects in an engineer-to-order manufacturing environment. Responsibilities include customer liaison, requirements management, engineering change control, project planning, scheduling, design coordination, budget and margin control, process improvement, risk mitigation, and executive reporting. The role requires an engineering background and substantial engineering project management experience in manufacturing.

Lead new product development projects from concept through production launch. Coordinate engineering, manufacturing, quality, supply chain, and product management teams while managing schedules, budgets, risks, documentation, design reviews, testing, prototypes, and pilot production. Support market research, product specifications, technical issue resolution, validation, commercialization, and continuous improvement. The role requires strong technical leadership, manufacturing knowledge, communication skills, and willingness to travel.

Drives growth of advanced wastewater treatment system sales across the Midwest territory. Builds relationships with consulting engineers, regulators, contractors, developers, and other decision-makers; secures product specifications and major purchases; conducts technical presentations and industry events; tracks opportunities in the CRM; and provides occasional regulatory and technical support. The role is remote but requires frequent regional travel, including one to three overnight trips per week.

Provides advanced post-sales engineering and project management support for commercial and municipal wastewater treatment systems. Responsibilities include collecting and analyzing influent and effluent data, reviewing designs, troubleshooting treatment processes, recommending design and operational changes, supporting system commissioning, training stakeholders, documenting customer interactions in CRM, and collaborating with R&D, sales, regulators, operators, and business partners. Requires at least 10% travel to existing treatment sites.

Grow sales of decentralized and commercial wastewater treatment systems within a defined territory. Build relationships with consulting engineers, regulators, contractors, developers, and other decision-makers; secure product specifications and project purchases; deliver technical presentations and lunch-and-learns; track opportunities in CRM; and provide occasional regulatory and technical support. The role is remote-friendly but requires frequent regional travel, including one to three overnight trips per week.