Job Description
About the Opportunity Join a purpose‑driven organization that’s shaping the future of food production. At WorkWarp , we are on a mission to deliver safe, sustainable, and nutritious protein and salt products to a global market. As a Remote Processing Operator , you will be a critical link in our manufacturing network, ensuring that our high‑quality food products move seamlessly from raw material to finished goods, even while enjoying the flexibility of a remote work model combined with occasional on‑site collaboration. Our workforce of more than 155,000 dedicated professionals spans the globe, united by a shared commitment to responsible sourcing, innovative processing, and continuous improvement. If you are looking to build a rewarding career in a thriving industry that values safety, sustainability, and teamwork, this role is your gateway. Why WorkWarp? Choosing WorkWarp means becoming part of a forward‑thinking company that invests in its people. We champion: Safety first: Robust FSQR and HACCP programs that protect both employees and consumers. Sustainability: Initiatives that reduce waste, conserve resources, and support eco‑friendly practices. Innovation: Cutting‑edge equipment and data‑driven processes that keep us at the industry’s leading edge. Career development: Structured learning pathways, mentorship, and internal mobility. Community: An inclusive culture where every voice matters, and diverse perspectives are celebrated. Key Responsibilities As a Remote Processing Operator, you will be entrusted with a suite of duties that keep our production lines humming efficiently. Your daily activities will include, but are not limited to: Operate, maintain, and fine‑tune processing equipment: Initiate start‑up sequences, monitor performance metrics, and adjust settings to meet product specifications. Conduct operator‑level maintenance and troubleshooting: Perform routine inspections, replace wear parts, and diagnose minor mechanical or electrical issues before they affect output. Uphold safety and housekeeping standards: Follow established safe‑work procedures, maintain clean work zones, and ensure all tools are stored correctly. Adhere to Food Safety and Quality Requirements (FSQR) and HACCP protocols: Document batch records, retain samples, and enter data accurately into our quality management system. Operate powered hand jacks and other portable instrumentation technologies (PITs): Safely maneuver heavy equipment and components while following lock‑out/tag‑out (LOTO) guidelines. Collaborate across departments: Provide support to maintenance, quality assurance, and logistics teams as needed, fostering a seamless flow of information. Participate in continuous‑improvement initiatives: Offer insights during Kaizen events, suggest process enhancements, and help drive efficiency gains. Flexible duty coverage: Respond to overtime, weekend, and holiday shift requirements with advance notice, ensuring production continuity. Additional tasks as assigned by management: Embrace a growth mindset by taking on new challenges that align with business objectives. Essential Qualifications We are looking for candidates who demonstrate the core competencies and eligibility required to succeed in a fast‑paced manufacturing environment: Legal work authorization in the United States (no visa sponsorship required). Age 18 or older with the ability to perform physically demanding tasks, including lifting up to 50 lb, bending, kneeling, climbing, and working at heights of four feet or more. Strong English communication skills – both verbal and written – to accurately document processes and interact with team members. Basic computer proficiency for data entry, electronic log‑books, and navigating our production software. Adaptability to varied indoor and outdoor conditions , using appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for heat, cold, dust, noise, and other environmental factors. Reliability and flexibility to work overtime, weekends, and holidays with prior notice, ensuring the plant meets delivery commitments. Preferred Qualifications & Desirable Experience While not mandatory, the following experiences and credentials will give you a competitive edge: Hands‑on experience with SAP or a Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) for tracking equipment performance and maintenance history. High School Diploma, GED, or at least two years of relevant work experience in manufacturing, food processing, or a similar industrial setting. Proficiency in Microsoft Office, especially Excel (formulas, pivot tables) and Word for creating reports and documentation. Forklift certification and operational experience, enabling you to move pallets and raw material safely. Knowledge of food safety standards such as GMP , SSOP , or ISO 22000 – an added advantage. Skills & Competencies for Success The ideal candidate will exhibit a blend of technical aptitude, interpersonal strengths, and a proactive approach to problem‑solving: Technical acumen: Ability to interpret equipment manuals, schematics, and process flow diagrams. Attention to detail: Precise documentation and accurate data entry to support compliance audits. Problem‑solving mindset: Quick identification of equipment anomalies and implementation of corrective actions. Team orientation: Collaborative spirit that fosters positive relationships with peers, supervisors, and cross‑functional teams. Time management: Efficiently prioritize tasks during rotating shifts and meet production targets. Adaptability: Comfortable navigating the hybrid work model—balancing remote responsibilities with on‑site presence when required. Commitment to safety: Vigilant adherence to LOTO, PPE, and all safety protocols. Career Growth & Learning Opportunities WorkWarp invests heavily in employee development. As a Remote Processing Operator, you will have access to: Structured training programs: On‑the‑job instruction, e‑learning modules, and certifications in food safety, equipment maintenance, and Lean Six Sigma. Mentorship networks: Pairing with seasoned engineers and supervisors to accelerate skill acquisition. Internal mobility pathways: Opportunities to transition into roles such as Production Supervisor, Quality Assurance Analyst, or Maintenance Planner after demonstrating proficiency. Leadership development: Workshops on communication, conflict resolution, and team management for future supervisory positions. Performance‑based advancement: Clear KPIs tied to bonuses, promotions, and recognition programs. Work Environment & Company Culture Our culture is built on the pillars of respect, integrity, and continuous improvement. You’ll find: Hybrid work flexibility: Predominantly remote work with scheduled visits to our modern, safety‑focused processing facilities. Diverse, inclusive teams: Employees from varied backgrounds collaborate to solve complex challenges. Open communication channels: Regular town‑hall meetings, suggestion boxes, and digital forums that empower every voice. Health and wellness initiatives: Access to virtual fitness classes, mental health resources, and wellness challenges. Safety‑first mindset: Daily safety briefings, readily available PPE, and a zero‑tolerance policy for unsafe practices. Compensation, Perks & Benefits We recognize and reward talent competitively. While exact figures may vary based on experience and location, you can expect: Hourly wage starting at $20.75 with regular performance reviews. Sign‑on bonus of $1,500 payable after successful completion of the onboarding period. Comprehensive health coverage: Medical, dental, and vision plans with employer contributions. Retirement savings plan: 401(k) with company match to help you build long‑term financial security. Paid time off (PTO): Vacation, sick leave, and holidays, as well as additional days for personal milestones. Employee assistance program (EAP): Confidential counseling and resources for personal or professional challenges. Continuing education reimbursement: Support for certifications, industry courses, and higher‑education pursuits. Technology stipend: Allowance for home‑office equipment to ensure a productive remote environment. Recognition awards: Quarterly accolades honoring safety, quality, and teamwork excellence. Vaccination Policy & Workplace Safety We encourage all employees to stay current with COVID‑19 vaccinations as part of our commitment to a safe workplace. While vaccination is not mandatory, we request voluntary disclosure of vaccination status upon hire. Unvaccinated team members will follow enhanced safety protocols, including mask usage and physical distancing, in accordance with local regulations and company guidelines. Equal Opportunity Employment WorkWarp is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to inclusive hiring practices. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds, including veterans, individuals with disabilities, and members of protected classes. Reasonable accommodations are available for qualified candidates throughout the recruitment process. Application Process & Next Steps If you are a motivated individual ready to contribute to a thriving, safety‑centric team, we invite you to submit your application today. Our streamlined hiring process includes: Online application submission through our career portal. Initial screening to assess fit and eligibility. Virtual interview with hiring managers and team members. On‑site orientation (when applicable) and onboarding. Take the next step toward a rewarding career with WorkWarp—where your expertise fuels a healthier, more sustainable future for millions. Ready to Apply? We are excited to learn more about you and how you can make an impact. Click the link below to start your application and join a community that values your talent, dedication, and ambition. Apply for this job