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Supports Talent Acquisition and HR activities, including candidate sourcing, screening, interview coordination, ATS management, candidate communication, job postings, recruiting reports, pipeline management, and campus recruiting. The intern also assists with onboarding, employee engagement, learning and development, benefits, process improvements, and other HR initiatives.

Leads the development, construction, commissioning, and startup of a greenfield chemical-processing facility. Responsibilities include capital project execution, process engineering, contractor coordination, construction oversight, troubleshooting, reliability planning, safety and regulatory compliance, process hazard analysis, MOC and PSM initiatives, operating procedure development, and ongoing plant engineering support after startup.

An 8–12-month rotational program for recent graduates pursuing technical sales careers in the chemical industry. Participants rotate through customer experience, technical center, and inside sales assignments, developing expertise in customer support, chemistry fundamentals, product applications, sales prospecting, account management, and commercial systems. Successful participants may be placed into Account Manager roles based on business needs. Relocation after the program may be required, with assistance provided.

Manages and expands a specialty chemicals sales territory across fuel ethanol, food processing, and manufacturing markets. Responsibilities include new business development, account growth, territory planning, technical customer support, troubleshooting, proposals, forecasting, CRM management, pricing negotiations, and cross-functional coordination. The role provides hands-on service at customer sites and requires extensive travel throughout the assigned territory.

Manages and grows a specialty chemicals sales territory across fuel ethanol, food processing, and manufacturing markets. Responsibilities include new business development, account expansion, territory planning, technical customer support, chemical treatment proposals, forecasting, CRM maintenance, pricing negotiation, and cross-functional coordination. The role provides hands-on troubleshooting and travels extensively for customer service and business development.

An 8–12-month rotational program preparing participants for technical sales careers. Assignments include customer experience, technical center, and inside sales work, covering order fulfillment, ERP tools, chemistry fundamentals, product applications, customer support, prospecting, cold calling, pipeline management, and account management. Successful participants may transition into Account Manager roles. Relocation may be required after program completion.

Provides financial analysis, forecasting, budgeting, modeling, profitability analysis, and decision support for commercial growth. Develops Power BI dashboards, evaluates pricing and promotional profitability, analyzes business performance and KPIs, and communicates actionable insights. Partners with Sales, Marketing, and Finance while supporting strategic planning, sales incentive analysis, and continuous improvement initiatives. The role is onsite in Brookfield, Wisconsin, with up to 5% travel to plants and customer sites.

Ensures reliability, safety, and mechanical integrity of plant facilities, equipment, utilities, processes, and systems. Develops maintenance strategies, preventive maintenance schedules, inspection criteria, reliability KPIs, and continuous improvement initiatives. Investigates equipment failures, supports process safety and regulatory compliance, collaborates with maintenance and operations teams, and provides technical guidance and training. Requires a mechanical or chemical engineering degree and manufacturing experience.

Manage and grow agriculture-sector accounts by selling fertilizer and agricultural chemical solutions. Responsibilities include territory planning, new business development, customer relationship management, technical treatment-program design, data analysis, forecasting, pricing and margin negotiation, CRM administration, and market monitoring. The role serves as a technical resource for major accounts, supports junior account managers, and requires extensive travel.

The Controls Engineer will evaluate, design, program, and maintain control systems while ensuring compliance with regulations, supporting projects, and training personnel.