Jobs at Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope

Serve as the primary HR partner for a manufacturing facility supporting approximately 70 employees. Responsibilities include employee relations, investigations, corrective actions, attendance and leave administration, payroll coordination, recruiting, onboarding, training, engagement initiatives, compliance, and advising plant leadership. The role requires an independent, hands-on HR presence on the production floor while partnering with the HR Manager on complex matters.

Supports accounts receivable and credit administration by preparing payment documentation, managing lien and bond rights records, processing tax credits and certificates, reviewing customer creditworthiness, resolving disputes, and coordinating with sales, management, customers, and internal partners to accelerate payments and close projects.

Leads process engineering, operational excellence, and quality systems across manufacturing processes including extrusion, anodizing, fabrication, and finishing. Manages engineers and technicians, drives continuous improvement and zero-defect quality, strengthens supplier and customer quality processes, applies TPS principles, and partners with site leaders to improve shop-floor performance and supply chain quality.

Leads and develops an inside sales team, sets performance expectations, executes sales strategies, manages forecasts and pipelines, and drives revenue, retention, and profitability. Partners with outside sales, estimating, operations, and leadership; handles escalated customer issues; monitors market and pricing trends; recruits talent; and ensures CRM, policy, and regulatory compliance.

Lead cost accounting across manufacturing operations, overseeing standard costing, inventory valuation, manufacturing variances, intercompany pricing, labor and overhead rates, financial reporting, and internal controls. Partner with plant leadership, operations, and finance teams to improve costing methodologies, production efficiency, inventory processes, month-end close, and reporting accuracy. The role requires strong manufacturing cost accounting expertise, leadership, ERP and Excel proficiency, and frequent travel to the Terrell facility.

Leads continuous improvement, lean manufacturing, quality assurance, process validation, root cause analysis, audits, and customer complaint resolution. Responsibilities include value stream mapping, time studies, Kaizen events, standard work development, FMEA and control plans, NPI validation, statistical analysis, CAPA support, quality documentation, and implementation of corrective actions. The role partners with suppliers and customers while maintaining quality system effectiveness and improving manufacturing processes.

Leads indirect procurement strategy across MRO, travel, utilities, and packaging categories. Owns category strategy, sourcing events, negotiations, contracts, supplier relationships, spend management, utility procurement, governance, and Source-to-Pay implementation. The role manages $75M+ in spend, leads a team of three, drives supplier consolidation and risk mitigation, partners with senior stakeholders, and supports ESG initiatives and M&A integration.

The Procurement Director will own aluminum extrusion and billet sourcing strategy across multiple business lines. Responsibilities include negotiating long-term supplier agreements, managing index- and LME-linked pricing, monitoring commodity and supply risks, developing supplier relationships, leading procurement staff, partnering with business and operations leaders, implementing Source-to-Pay governance, supporting ESG initiatives, and leading supply chain center-of-excellence and integration programs.

Leads sales and commercial analytics to identify revenue opportunities, improve forecasting, measure performance, and support strategic decision-making. Develops Power BI dashboards, executive scorecards, reports, predictive analyses, and automated self-service tools. Partners with Commercial, Marketing, Finance, IT, Operations, and executive leaders to translate customer, product, market, and campaign data into actionable recommendations that improve revenue, retention, profitability, and business performance.

Leads enterprise FP&A activities, including budgeting, forecasting, financial modeling, variance analysis, executive reporting, capital planning, and strategic business analysis. Partners with operational and executive leaders across multi-site manufacturing and distribution operations to improve profitability, support investments, evaluate acquisitions, and drive process and systems improvements.

Maintains corporate general ledger, fixed asset records, banking and intercompany accounting. Manages month-end close, reconciliations, consolidations, depreciation, capital expenditure reporting, SOX controls, audits, and GAAP compliance. Partners with Tax on property tax reporting and supports accurate financial reporting across operating locations.

The Controls Engineer programs, troubleshoots, modernizes, and commissions industrial automation systems in a high-volume manufacturing environment. Responsibilities include maintaining PLC-based controls, integrating equipment, resolving issues affecting safety and production, optimizing processes, using Ignition for automated reporting, and supporting capital projects and legacy controls upgrades.

The Senior Accountant manages general ledger activities, journal entries, reconciliations, month-end close, bank and cash accounting, prepaid assets, variance analysis, and financial reporting. The role supports SOX controls, internal and external audits, process improvements, and ad hoc financial analysis while ensuring compliance with U.S. GAAP. This position requires working four days per week from the Dallas office.

The Senior Accountant maintains the general ledger, performs month-end close activities, reconciliations, inventory accounting, financial reporting, variance analysis, and SOX control procedures. The role supports audits, prepares journal entries, analyzes inventory reserves and margins, and recommends process improvements. It requires collaboration across multiple locations, executive reporting, and accurate, timely completion of accounting responsibilities in a hybrid Dallas office environment.

The Senior FP&A Analyst partners with manufacturing operations leadership to lead forecasting, annual planning, financial modeling, variance analysis, and performance reporting. The role analyzes supply chain, inventory, logistics, procurement, and manufacturing metrics to identify cost savings and efficiency improvements. Responsibilities include developing dashboards, KPIs, scenario models, profitability analyses, and executive reporting while providing data-driven recommendations across Operations, Supply Chain, Sales, Pricing, and Finance.

Processes customer sales orders, verifies contracted costs, prepares manufacturing and purchasing documentation, coordinates order issues with project management and customers, solicits material quotes, creates technical CAD drawings, and maintains accurate finance-related records. The role requires technical drawing interpretation, CAD and Microsoft Office skills, strong math and keyboarding abilities, and exceptional attention to detail.

Translates custom customer requirements into buildable engineering solutions for architectural glass, glazing, and metals products. Develops BOMs, manufacturing methods, drawings, quote configurations, process documentation, corrective actions, and engineering change notices. Collaborates with estimating, production, sales, procurement, planning, and quality to resolve feasibility issues and improve manufacturing processes. Uses CAD, ERP systems, Excel, and light scripting or automation to connect systems and streamline manual workflows.

Designs and implements manufacturing processes and equipment while optimizing quality, efficiency, and operations. Leads continuous improvement initiatives using Lean and Toyota Production System methods, supports quality-system activities, and provides technical guidance to manufacturing teams. Coaches employees on process mapping, time studies, Kaizen, standard work, audits, FMEA, control plans, root cause analysis, validation, and statistical tools.

Leads manufacturing engineering practices focused on safety, quality, efficiency, process optimization, reliability, and continuous improvement. Responsibilities include developing PFMEAs and control plans, conducting time studies, optimizing layouts and material flow, improving equipment reliability and OEE, managing preventive maintenance, performing root cause analysis, and overseeing capital projects, equipment installations, and qualifications. The role also supports new product launches and operational excellence initiatives.

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