FusionPKG Technical Onsite Operations Specialist
FusionPKG Technical Onsite Operations Specialist
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SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- In-person turnover of packaging and formulation samples for quotation and operational feasibility confirmation
- In-person review of final artwork files prior to component production
- Regular updates to CMs regarding packaging or artwork updates that could impact production
- Physical and digital IQC standards
- Facilitate the timely turnover of line trial specifications, as well as final fill and assembly Specifications
- Precise and accurate documentation within the FusionPKG Salesforce system of all information turnover to CMs and FusionPKG teams
- This is not a remote role. The candidate is ideally located in the Paramus, NJ area for flexible attendance between the Fusion Lab in Paramus, NJ and local CMsDriver's license
- Bachelor's degree in supply chain, Engineering, Operations Management, Business Administration, or related field preferred 3 years of experience in contract manufacturing, filling, blending, packaging, supply chain, or manufacturing operations preferred
- Experience in Cosmetics, Beauty, Personal Care, Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG), or related industries preferred
- Aptitude and willingness for growth within the specific areas of manufacturing operations, quality processes, supply chain processes, and external partner relationships
- Organized and proactive in supporting cross-functional projects and operational requirements
- Experience with SAP, Oracle, Dynamics, Salesforce, or similar ERP and reporting tools
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