Jobs at Versova

Supports procurement and supply chain activities by entering purchase orders, maintaining vendor and product data, verifying pricing, tracking shipments, preparing reports, organizing records, and coordinating with internal teams and vendors. The role also performs data accuracy checks, document preparation, and general administrative support in an onsite, fast-paced environment.

Maintains poultry barns and equipment, supports flock health and welfare, cleans facilities, records mortality and feeding data, resolves egg jams, removes dead birds, and maintains proper lighting, ventilation, and sanitation. The role requires adherence to USDA, FDA, SQF, OSHA, and other regulatory standards, along with physical work in varying climate conditions and flexibility for nights, weekends, and holidays.

Inspects eggs on a production line and removes defective, contaminated, or foreign materials to ensure USDA and food-safety compliance. Places dirty eggs for re-washing, reports equipment issues and excessive breakage, assists with cleanup, follows HACCP, GMP, SQF, biosecurity, and safety procedures, and supports team training. The role requires physical stamina, manual dexterity, attention to detail, and flexibility for overtime, weekends, and holidays.

Leads enterprise learning, leadership development, organizational development, and change management strategy. Designs scalable training programs, oversees LMS governance, develops farm-level onboarding and training, manages the training team and budget, partners with executives on capability gaps, and measures adoption and business impact. The role also facilitates workshops, manages vendors, ensures training compliance, and travels 20–25% to company locations.

Leads regional poultry flock operations across multiple facilities, overseeing flock health, productivity, welfare, compliance, budgets, technology implementation, and continuous improvement. Coordinates with facility supervisors, veterinarians, suppliers, and regulatory bodies; analyzes performance data; conducts inspections; establishes production targets; and manages flock specialists and supervisors. Requires regular facility travel and on-site work in poultry houses, with occasional evening or weekend responsibilities.

Maintains poultry barns and supports flock health, welfare, feeding, watering, lighting, ventilation, equipment upkeep, sanitation, egg collection, mortality records, and bird handling. The role requires compliance with USDA, FDA, SQF, OSHA, and other regulations. Work is physically demanding and performed in varying climate conditions, including nights, weekends, holidays, and overtime as production requires.

Maintains poultry barns and supports flock health, welfare, feeding, watering, ventilation, lighting, sanitation, egg collection, equipment maintenance, and flock recordkeeping. Removes dead or loose birds, clears egg jams, cleans facilities, and follows USDA, FDA, SQF, OSHA, and other regulatory requirements. Requires physical work in barns and varied weather conditions, including nights, weekends, holidays, and overtime as needed.

Stack, label, wrap, and organize egg carton cases on pallets according to customer and production requirements. Inspect pallets and labels, remove damaged cases for rework, document completed pallets, operate pallet jacks and tape machines safely, report equipment issues, maintain a clean work area, and follow USDA, safety, and quality standards. The role requires lifting up to 50 pounds, extended standing and walking, and availability for overtime, weekends, and holidays.

Inspects eggs on a production line and removes defective, contaminated, or inedible products to meet USDA and food safety standards. Responsibilities include placing eggs for re-washing, identifying foreign materials, reporting equipment issues, assisting with cleanup, following GMP, HACCP, SQF, biosecurity, and safety procedures, and supporting team training. The role requires standing, walking, bending, and lifting up to 50 pounds in a fast-paced, wet food-processing environment.

Summer 2027 internship providing hands-on experience across agriculture, egg production, food processing, operations, engineering, animal science, food safety, supply chain, and related functions. Interns support departmental activities and projects, participate in training and mentorship, follow safety, food safety, animal welfare, and biosecurity policies, and complete assigned deliverables. Assignments vary by location and business needs.

Supports workplace safety across multiple farm facilities by developing safety programs, conducting inspections, maintaining OSHA and incident records, coordinating employee training, investigating accidents, assisting with workers’ compensation, preparing safety reports, administering incentive programs, and supporting audits and LOTO procedure updates. The role requires English-Spanish bilingual communication, onsite work, and travel between locations.

Leads enterprise learning and organizational development strategy, including leadership development, onboarding, organizational design, workforce planning, change management, succession planning, and culture initiatives. Partners with executives and business leaders to improve organizational effectiveness, team performance, engagement, role clarity, and leadership capability. Designs and evaluates development programs, coaches leaders, analyzes workforce and engagement data, and supports organizational change across multiple locations.

Supports poultry barn operations and flock welfare by maintaining feeders, waterers, lighting, ventilation, and other equipment. Cleans poultry houses and work areas, removes deceased or loose birds, resolves egg jams, records flock information, and follows USDA, FDA, SQF, OSHA, and other regulatory requirements. The role requires physical labor in varying climate conditions and flexible availability for nights, weekends, and holidays.

Maintains poultry barns and supports flock health and welfare. Duties include checking feeders, waterers, lighting, ventilation, and equipment; cleaning barns and poultry-care areas; recording mortality and feeding information; removing dead or loose birds; resolving egg jams; and maintaining facilities. The role follows USDA, FDA, SQF, OSHA, and other applicable regulations while working in variable climate conditions, including nights, weekends, and holidays.

Supports poultry barn operations and flock welfare by maintaining feeders, waterers, lighting, ventilation, and other equipment. Cleans poultry houses and work areas, removes dead or loose birds, resolves egg jams, records flock information, and follows USDA, FDA, SQF, OSHA, and other regulatory requirements. The role requires physical activity, work in varying climates, and flexibility for nights, weekends, holidays, and overtime.

Perform month-end close, account reconciliations, accruals, fixed asset and inventory accounting. Provide operational and variance analysis, support audits and filings, produce ad-hoc reporting, and help improve accounting controls and processes.

Cares for pullets from one day to 16 weeks by monitoring health, administering vaccinations, checking mortality, maintaining feed and water systems, and ensuring ethical treatment. Performs barn cleaning, maintenance, environmental inspections, pest control support, and production-record reviews. The role requires physical work in challenging barn conditions, adherence to biosecurity and safety protocols, and flexibility for nights, weekends, holidays, and overtime.

Supervise and coordinate daily egg processing operations (washing, grading, packaging). Support the Processing Manager in staffing, training, scheduling, production monitoring, equipment issue identification, repairs coordination, regulatory compliance (USDA/FDA), safety and biosecurity, and continuous improvement to boost efficiency and product quality.

Manage and optimize communications platforms (SharePoint, ADP, OptiSigns, CMS), create engaging content, lead event planning, analyze engagement metrics, troubleshoot technical issues, and ensure consistent, accessible internal communications across stakeholders.

Packer responsible for palletizing egg flats, keeping a steady packaging line pace, inspecting and removing broken eggs, stacking and moving pallets with a pallet jack, cleaning and sanitizing work areas and equipment, and assisting other team members as needed.