Director of Engineering

Posted 2 days ago

mriglobalfoodbevRaleigh (NC)

Architectural and Engineering Managers Perishable Prepared Food Manufacturing

SENIORITY

Manager

SALARY

$160,000 per year

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About the role

Overview: MRIGlobalFoodBevis partnered with aReady-to-Eat Foods Manufacturerseeking aDirector of EngineeringinNorth Carolina. This role willlead, develop, and own engineering dutiesacross the company. CompensationBase pay range : $160,000.00/yr - $180,000.00/yr Additional compensation types : Annual Bonus

Role and Responsibilities: Sr. Food & Beverage Manufacturing Recruiter information is provided for contact purposes only. The role is to lead, develop, and own engineering duties across the company. What’s in it for youFresh, artisan styled foods– always fresh, never frozen National footprint– coast-to-coast operations Financial stability & growth– expanding both domestically and internationally Responsibility- total ownership of Engineering in the company Desired Experience / Skills 7+ years regulatory experience in the food industry + refrigeration Strong CapEx background Seniority levelDirector Employment typeFull-time Job functionProject Management, Manufacturing, and Engineering Industries: Food and Beverage Manufacturing, Food and Beverage Services, and Dairy Product Manufacturing

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