Top Tech Jobs & Startup Jobs

The Grain Originator will enhance Smithfield Hog Production's profitability by purchasing local grain, collaborating with departments to forecast grain usage, and fostering relationships with local farmers. Responsibilities include grain procurement strategies, training staff, monitoring mill performance, and negotiating grain prices to support community initiatives.

The Feed Logistics Specialist coordinates feed delivery logistics, communicates with mill staff, prepares schedules, and ensures compliance with safety and environmental standards. Responsibilities include monitoring orders, processing transactions, and maintaining accurate daily paperwork while maximizing efficiencies in transport schedules and operations.

As a Project Engineer at Smithfield Foods, you will analyze data and draft implementation plans to optimize production processes, maximize efficiencies, and reduce waste. You'll lead engineering projects, develop design criteria, create project cost estimates, and work closely with management and vendors to ensure successful project execution.

The NSIS Supervisor conducts routine sanitation checks, ensures compliance with HACCP and USDA regulations, and manages training and oversight of NSIS sorters. Responsibilities include inspecting hogs and carcasses, communicating with USDA officials, and troubleshooting inspection issues.

As an Associate Manager of Environmental/PSM, you will oversee environmental management and process safety programs at the plant, ensuring compliance with regulations, managing strategic initiatives, maintaining documentation, and providing training for staff to promote a culture of safety and sustainability.

The Feed Mill Operator is responsible for operating and overseeing all areas within the mill ensuring compliance with quality, productivity, and safety standards. Responsibilities include following standard operating procedures, operating equipment, maintaining reports, conducting inventory, and upholding environmental laws and safety protocols.

The Grain Elevator Manager oversees the operations of a grain elevator, focusing on profitability, customer service, and grain merchandising. Responsibilities include relationship building with local farmers, quality control, monitoring inventory, enforcing safety regulations, and managing production schedules.