Jobs at United Flow Technologies

Develops and expands relationships with water and wastewater end users, contractors, engineers, and consultants. Promotes and supports flow control and process equipment, manages sales projects, assists with equipment commissioning, forecasts bid activity, and travels throughout the assigned territory. The role requires outside sales experience, water or wastewater industry expertise, strong communication and organizational skills, CRM and Microsoft 365 proficiency, and overnight travel up to 20%.

The Senior Accountant manages monthly close activities, journal entries, reconciliations, GAAP-compliant reporting, and multi-entity consolidations. Responsibilities include acquisition integration, treasury and cash management, audit support, internal controls, cash flow statements, accounts payable support, and process improvement through AI and automation. The role partners with regional accounting teams and corporate stakeholders to deliver accurate financial reporting across a rapidly expanding platform.

The Territory Sales Manager drives revenue across Western Montana and Northern Idaho by prospecting municipal and industrial accounts, managing existing relationships, conducting site visits and equipment audits, recommending pump and wastewater solutions, preparing technical quotes with engineering teams, and supporting product demonstrations and troubleshooting. The role requires regular regional travel, CRM usage, industry participation, and technical consultation with engineers, plant personnel, contractors, and end users.

The Territory Sales Manager drives revenue across Western Montana and Northern Idaho by prospecting municipal and industrial customers, managing existing accounts, conducting site visits and equipment audits, recommending pump and wastewater solutions, preparing technical quotes and bids, and supporting product demonstrations and troubleshooting. The role requires regular travel, technical consultation with engineers and plant personnel, CRM usage, industry engagement, and independent territory management.

Drives revenue growth across Central Montana by prospecting municipal and industrial accounts, managing existing customers, conducting site visits and equipment audits, recommending pump and wastewater solutions, preparing technical quotes, and supporting project bids. The role requires regular travel, technical consultation, product demonstrations, troubleshooting, CRM usage, and relationship building with engineers, plant personnel, contractors, and end users.

Develops and expands relationships with end users, contractors, engineers, and consultants across the water and wastewater industry. Promotes and supports flow control and process equipment, manages sales projects, assists with equipment commissioning, conducts customer meetings and product events, travels throughout the assigned territory, attends training and trade shows, and provides sales forecasts and bid-activity reporting.

The Territory Sales Manager drives revenue across Western Montana and Idaho’s northern panhandle by prospecting municipal and industrial accounts, managing client relationships, conducting site visits and equipment audits, recommending pump and wastewater solutions, preparing technical quotes and bids, and providing product demonstrations and troubleshooting. The role requires collaboration with engineering teams, consultants, plant personnel, contractors, and end users, along with CRM usage, industry networking, and regional travel.

Oversee daily accounting operations, general ledger activities, reconciliations, accounts payable and receivable, and month-end and year-end close processes. Prepare financial statements, analyze results, support budgeting and cash flow management, maintain internal controls, and ensure accounting compliance. Lead process improvements, coordinate audits and tax preparation, and collaborate with leadership and operational teams to support business decisions.

Designs complete industrial electrical equipment and control packages, including switchboards, MCCs, VFD lineups, control panels, and service equipment. Develops schematics, layouts, bills of materials, submittals, and production data using SolidWorks-based workflows. Applies power distribution, motor control, PLC/I/O, instrumentation, grounding, thermal, and listing requirements. Coordinates with manufacturing and project management, supports testing and troubleshooting, and provides field or startup assistance. Travel up to 10% is required.

The Automation Engineer develops and implements control systems for water treatment, programming PLC and SCADA applications, and ensuring system performance through testing and troubleshooting.

Owns execution of the Dallas business-process pilot and scales the resulting framework across acquired brands. Responsibilities include translating lead-to-invoice recommendations into SOPs, training, KPIs, implementation plans, and measurable outcomes; aligning new brands to standardized processes; coordinating with IT, finance, consultants, and brand teams; and leading continuous process improvement across sales, quoting, order entry, contracting, invoicing, and back-office operations.

Drives revenue growth across Idaho by prospecting municipal and industrial customers, managing existing accounts, conducting site visits and equipment audits, recommending pump and equipment solutions, preparing technical quotes and bids, and supporting product demonstrations and troubleshooting. The role requires collaboration with consultants, plant personnel, contractors, and internal engineering teams, along with regular territory travel and participation in industry events.

Develop and grow sales relationships with municipalities, consulting engineers, contractors, and wastewater facilities across Eastern Pennsylvania, Northern Delaware, and Southern New Jersey. Provide technical product recommendations, demonstrations, troubleshooting, presentations, and follow-up for pumps and water/wastewater treatment equipment. Manage a sales territory, attend industry events and training, coordinate customer meetings, and support projects from design through installation and maintenance.

Senior Accountant responsible for monthly close activities, journal entries, accruals, reconciliations, general ledger maintenance, U.S. GAAP financial reporting, audit support, internal controls, and monthly reporting to the UFT Consolidation team. The role works with finance, operations, and shared services teams across multiple branches and supports accounting initiatives under the Controller.

Processes customer payments, reconciles accounts, monitors collections, and resolves billing discrepancies. Verifies and pays vendor invoices, reconciles statements, and supports 1099 preparation. Assists with month-end and year-end close, financial reporting, audits, compliance, and process improvements. The role requires on-site work in Irving, Texas, with up to 10% domestic travel.

Coordinates equipment sales projects from order entry through delivery for water and wastewater treatment customers. Maintains project data, purchase orders, submittals, manuals, reports, and documentation in QuickBase and SharePoint. Communicates with manufacturers, contractors, customers, sales staff, managers, and accounting to ensure accurate order updates and delivery timelines. The position is fully on-site in Milford, Ohio.

Leads the full lifecycle of Quickbase and enterprise applications, including architecture, development, integrations, testing, deployment, documentation, training, support, and continuous improvement. Builds REST APIs, SQL-based ETL processes, AI automations, and enterprise integrations. Manages vendors, stakeholder requirements, application security, compliance, dashboards, service metrics, and escalated support issues while driving business-process automation and technical standards.

Entry-level development program for engineering graduates transitioning into sales careers. Participants support sales analytics, reporting, KPI tracking, pipeline analysis, estimating, takeoffs, proposal development, technical sales engineering, customer presentations, meetings, and relationship building. The program includes technical cross-training, field integration, exposure to water and wastewater markets, and travel to trade shows and customer events, leading to sales-focused roles such as outside sales, sales engineering, inside sales, or business development.

Lead full-scope project management for large water/wastewater projects, enforcing change control, managing schedule and budget, resolving critical issues, representing the company, communicating plans and contracts, and preparing progress, cost, and schedule reports. Role requires Power Distribution and I&C expertise and coordination with stakeholders; hybrid with travel.