Jobs at Reworld

Supports sustainability projects and day-to-day plant operations while collaborating with experienced professionals. The intern gains industry knowledge through hands-on work in waste solutions, engineering, and facility operations, contributing to initiatives that transform waste into value. The role requires strong communication, initiative, teamwork, and commitment to safety. Candidates must be enrolled in an undergraduate or graduate program in engineering, environmental sciences, or a related discipline.

Owns end-to-end procurement for assigned facilities, including strategic sourcing, supplier qualification, competitive bidding, contract administration, negotiations, purchase orders, delivery tracking, and supplier performance management. Partners with operations, maintenance, engineering, finance, and corporate procurement to support plant reliability, cost reduction, inventory optimization, and process compliance. Analyzes spend and proposals using Excel, develops suppliers, resolves disputes, and trains stakeholders on procurement processes.

Supports sustainability-focused projects and day-to-day plant operations while gaining hands-on experience in waste solutions. Collaborates with experienced professionals, contributes to operational improvements, learns industry practices, and participates in leadership, training, facility tours, and networking activities. The role is designed for students pursuing engineering, environmental science, or related degrees in a safety-oriented workplace.

Participate in hands-on sustainability projects supporting Reworld’s waste-to-value business. Assist experienced professionals with day-to-day plant operations, gain industry knowledge, collaborate across teams, and contribute to safe, impactful operational and engineering initiatives.

Leads enterprise cybersecurity across cloud, network, application, and operational technology environments. Responsibilities include vulnerability and exposure management, threat detection, incident response, security architecture, cloud and network controls, OT resilience, AI and application security, and risk communication. The role develops security programs, coordinates investigations and penetration testing, strengthens technical controls, maintains response playbooks, and partners with IT, OT, Legal, GRC, and business teams.

Leads end-to-end post-acquisition integration governance, planning, tollgate reviews, synergy realization, risk management, cross-functional execution, change communications, and integration capability development. Coordinates Finance, HR, IT, Operations, Commercial, and EHS teams to achieve Day 1 readiness, operational continuity, and measurable business value. Requires experience in M&A integration, operations, or consulting, with a record of managing complex integrations and delivering synergies.

Own IT financial planning, budgeting, forecasting, reporting, and investment analysis. Partner with IT leadership, Accounting, Procurement, and stakeholders to manage expenses, headcount, capital investments, accruals, capitalization, technology cost models, and business cases. Develop forecasts, evaluate ROI and total cost of ownership, monitor initiatives, improve financial governance and reporting, and present recommendations to senior leaders.

Manages technical accounting research, financial reporting analysis, and documentation for complex transactions under US GAAP and IFRS. Prepares accounting white papers, evaluates contracts and proposed standards, supports SEC disclosures, maintains accounting policies, and coordinates with internal and external auditors. Advises business stakeholders on revenue recognition, leases, impairments, derivatives, business combinations, and other accounting matters while leading cross-functional discussions and ensuring timely resolution of reporting issues.