Expression-of-interest opportunity for professionals interested in joining Planet Innovation across manufacturing, quality, commercial, and shared services teams. Potential areas include assembly, product and production engineering, procurement, quality, business development, consulting, finance, human resources, IT, facilities, and administration. Responsibilities vary based on the specific role and seniority. The company emphasizes teamwork, innovation, commercial success, and developing products that improve people’s lives.
As part of our continuous growth, we are always on the lookout for talented people to join our team of high-achieving skilled professionals across to join Planet Innovation in our Product Manufacturing, Quality, Commercial, and Shared Services teams.
Job requirements
Manufacturing
Job responsibilities
Responsibilities will alter, depending on role and seniority.
Benefits
Job requirements
Manufacturing
- Assembly
- Product Management
- Production Engineering
- NPI Engineering
- Procurement
- Stores
- Inspection
- Document Control
- Quality Officers and Engineers
- Quality Management
- Business Development
- Consulting
- Finance
- Human Resources
- IT and Business Information Systems
- Facilities
- Administration
Job responsibilities
Responsibilities will alter, depending on role and seniority.
Benefits
PI has an authentic, transparent, supportive culture and we offer a broad array of comprehensive benefit programs for our employees, including medical, dental, vision, 401k with employer match, and paid vacation, holidays, and sick leave.
Every project brings new challenges, to be successful at PI we need people who can tackle these problems head on using their range of experiences. We need self-starting individuals who use their skills within a team to create products that can change a person's life.
We value teamwork and collaboration, innovation, commercial success, and fun!
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