Jobs at Versova

Manages retail and commercial sales accounts for fertilizer products, including Big Box ordering, inventory, order processing, merchandising execution, customer support, and coordination with production and logistics. Supports marketing, product formulation, business development, and regional market expansion. Monitors operational performance, resolves issues, improves processes, and leads merchandising teams. Requires agricultural or fertilizer industry sales experience, account management expertise, and 20% regional travel.

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.

Leads agricultural and food production operations, including live production, egg grading and processing, liquid egg processing, and maintenance. Owns business performance, P&L results, production efficiency, staffing, employee development, safety, animal welfare, sustainability, food quality, and regulatory compliance. Oversees approximately 75 employees and collaborates with customers, suppliers, shareholders, and regulatory agencies while driving continuous improvement and operational excellence.

Directs nationwide egg processing operations, leading plant managers and teams to improve efficiency, quality, safety, compliance, and cost control. Oversees continuous improvement, KPI analysis, personnel development, reporting systems, and integration of acquired facilities. Requires leadership in large-scale production, knowledge of food safety regulations, and flexibility for extensive travel, production-floor work, and nonstandard schedules.

Assists experienced technicians with routine maintenance, equipment inspections, basic repairs, parts replacement, conveyor upkeep, cleaning, and maintenance recordkeeping in a poultry production plant. The role requires safe use of hand and power tools, adherence to PPE and safety procedures, and participation in on-the-job training. Employees must be able to perform physically demanding work, including lifting 75+ pounds, working at heights and in confined spaces, and working overtime, weekends, and holidays as needed.

Supports poultry barn operations and flock welfare by maintaining feeders, waterers, lighting, ventilation, and equipment; cleaning barns and egg-transfer areas; recording mortality and feeding data; resolving egg jams; removing dead or loose birds; and following USDA, FDA, SQF, OSHA, and other regulatory requirements. The role requires physical labor in varying climate conditions and availability for nights, weekends, holidays, and overtime.

The Processing Lead oversees egg processing, breaking room, tanker bay, and transfer room operations. Responsibilities include monitoring quality checks, coordinating equipment setup and washdown, managing product flow, operating and troubleshooting CIP systems, ensuring equipment cleanliness, training employees, filling processing positions, communicating with USDA inspectors and quality teams, and enforcing safety procedures. The role is full-time, onsite, and requires flexibility for nights, weekends, and holidays.

Maintains and repairs industrial machinery, conveyor systems, electrical equipment, and supporting production systems. Performs preventive and predictive maintenance, inspections, troubleshooting, testing, and component replacement. Diagnoses mechanical and electrical issues, with occasional welding, fabrication, plumbing, and electrical work. Ensures equipment reliability, production continuity, workplace safety, food safety, and compliance. Works independently and with management in a fast-paced industrial environment involving heights, confined spaces, chemicals, moving machinery, and variable weather conditions.

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.

Supports poultry barn operations and flock health by maintaining feeders, waterers, lighting, ventilation, and egg-transfer equipment. Cleans barns and equipment, records mortality and feeding information, resolves egg jams, removes deceased or loose birds, and assists with livestock care. The role requires compliance with USDA, FDA, SQF, OSHA, and other regulations, along with physical work in varying climate conditions and flexible availability 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.

General application to source candidates for multiple full- and part-time roles across farm and egg-processing operations. Entry-level team members support barn and flock care, egg collection and processing, sanitation, maintenance support, logistics, and optional CDL driving while following animal welfare, food safety, and biosecurity standards.

Provide daily care and welfare for pullets (1 day–16 weeks) including mortality checks, feeding, watering, vaccinations, barn maintenance, pest control, environmental inspections, and record review to ensure compliance with industry standards and biosecurity.