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Supply Chain Planner responsible for managing inventory, order fill rates, capacity planning, collaboration with various teams, achieving quarterly targets, and driving continuous improvement in the supply chain. Requires 3-5 years of planning experience and proficiency in SAP APO, JDA, Power Bi, and Advanced Excel.

Support month-end accounting close, provide analysis and journal entries, analyze brand initiatives, and support supply chain operations. Bachelor's degree in Accounting/Finance and 1-2 years of cost accounting experience required.

The Project Manager is responsible for leading multi-functional teams to successfully execute projects of various complexity by defining, planning, tracking, and managing key project deliverables. They will also focus on Portfolio Management and work closely with the Senior Project Manager to ensure alignment on new projects. Additionally, the Project Manager will support PMO process/systems improvements.

Manage and lead the Product Compliance team to ensure all Waterpik products are compliant for domestic and global market access. Monitor international and domestic standards, laws, and regulations. Provide guidance on new product development and advocate for regulatory compliance within the organization. Improve team efficiencies and processes. Maintain product stewardship and environmental reporting. Manage testing and certification projects with external groups. Travel required.

The Plant Quality Manager is responsible for ensuring compliance to the Quality Management System policies, processes, and programs at a manufacturing site. This role involves coaching, mentoring, and influencing plant staff to address quality and compliance issues, as well as leading regulatory inspections and certification audits. The Plant Quality Manager also promotes a positive safety culture and incorporates lean manufacturing principles for continuous improvement.

The Global Supply Chain Resiliency Manager is responsible for developing, implementing, and maintaining comprehensive business continuity plans and strategies to ensure the uninterrupted operation of Church & Dwight in the face of potential threats and disruptions. The role involves identifying risks, assessing impact, developing mitigation strategies, and working across global functions.

The Technical Manager at Church and Dwight Co. in Green River, Wyoming is responsible for planning, directing, and reviewing maintenance and technical services. This includes managing various departments, ensuring compliance with food safety and lean practices, overseeing security programs, and executing capital projects. The role involves supervising staff, implementing discipline procedures, and optimizing plant functions for production and maintenance activities.