Ingram Content Group
Global book distributor with print-on-demand
Manufacturing Associate
+ $2.00 shift differential
About the job
- At least 6 months of continuous work experience.
- Ability to walk and stand continuously during the assigned shift.
- Ability to lift and carry up to 70 pounds during the assigned shift, including up to 30 pounds continuously, 31–50 pounds frequently, and 51–70 pounds occasionally.
- Ability to push and pull up to 70 pounds of force in a warehouse environment, including 1–50 pounds continuously and 51–70 pounds occasionally.
- Ability to grip and grasp continuously during the assigned shift.
- Ability to bend, squat or kneel, twist or turn, climb, crawl, reach above the shoulder, and type or use a keyboard frequently during the assigned shift.
- Ability to work the designated shift, including required overtime before or after the shift and on weekends when necessary.
- Operate production equipment, including black-and-white printers, binders, and cutters, to achieve shift production volume and meet safety and quality standards in the operating manual.
- Re-supply raw materials in a timely manner while operating production equipment.
- Notify the lead operator or specialist when equipment is not operating effectively.
- Mechanical aptitude.
- Computer skills.
About the company
Ingram Content Group coordinates the book supply chain for publishers, retailers, libraries and educators, offering digital and physical book distribution, print-on-demand, and digital learning services through a global network. It connects publishers’ inventories to retailers and libraries, fulfills orders via digital systems, and uses Lightning Source for print-on-demand, plus digital content and learning resources. It differentiates itself with end-to-end, globally integrated services across its brands—Ingram Book Group, Ingram Publisher Services, Lightning Source, Ingram Library Services, and Tennessee Book Company—that cover distribution, catalog management, library services and independent publishing support. Its goal is to get books to readers worldwide as simply as possible by using technology, innovation and creativity to streamline manufacture and distribution in the book industry.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
N/A
Total Funding
N/A
Headquarters
La Vergne, Tennessee
Founded
1978
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- On February 24, 2026, RELEX expanded AI forecasting across six global DCs.
- Covered launched August 17, 2026, giving booksellers fresh DRC access and review workflows.
- Roseburg expansion began February 4, 2026, improving western U.S. delivery times.
What critics are saying
- Above the Treeline and NetGalley already own bookseller review-copy workflows.
- Covered's broader ordering tools slip to fall 2026, leaving a thin launch window.
- Holiday 2026 congestion triggers systemwide service outages across distribution and print.
What makes Ingram Content Group unique
- Ingram's 1,000,000-SKU network spans six global DCs and print-on-demand facilities.
- Covered targets Edelweiss and NetGalley with catalogs, DRCs, reviews, and ordering.
- Roseburg's co-located printing adds millions of titles and faster west-coast delivery.
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