Full-Time

Enterprise Information Systems Engineer

Charm Industrial

Charm Industrial

51-200 employees

Biomass to bio-oil for storage underground

Compensation Overview

$99.2k - $148.8k/yr

No H1B Sponsorship

Fort Lupton, CO, USA

Hybrid

Three days on-site per week required.

Category
DevOps & Infrastructure (1)
Required Skills
Middleware
NetSuite
Software Testing
SQL
C#
Excel/Numbers/Sheets

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Requirements
  • 2+ years in a systems integration, MES/ERP administration, or manufacturing IT role
  • Hands-on experience with an ERP system — NetSuite strongly preferred
  • SQL proficiency: writing, maintaining, and quality-checking queries against relational data models
  • Familiarity with API integrations and middleware concepts
  • Basic scripting ability in C# or a comparable language; comfort using AI tools to accelerate development and debugging
  • Strong communication skills — you'll be coordinating across Engineering, Operations, MRV, and Finance regularly
  • Strong Understanding of Information Security best practices.
Responsibilities
  • Digital Tool Assessment & Implementation
  • Configure new tools at the system level — modules, licensing, permissions, and integrations — so domain teams can build on top of them
  • Own the technical infrastructure underneath what engineers build; if the plumbing is broken, you get the call
  • Maintain and develop all integrations between systems including but not limited to Manufacturo (MFO), NetSuite, and Mangrove
  • Own automation scripts running in Manufacturo's Integrator module (C#)
  • Ensure NetSuite ↔ MFO integration flows are error-free and assembly builds are triggering correctly
  • Manage the data pipeline from MES to MRV reporting tools (SQL queries, Google Sheets connection)
  • Build new integrations as the business introduces new processes or systems
  • Own UAT test plans for new integrations; coordinate domain owners to test their respective pieces
  • Ensure data is protected and security best practices are followed
  • Create diagrams, wikis and system records to clearly document your designs.
  • Intake, triage, and prioritize data anomaly tickets that cross system boundaries
  • Investigate root cause, coordinate with the relevant domain owner, and own the fix at the integration or infrastructure layer
  • Document root causes and resolutions to reduce repeat issues
  • Write and maintain SQL queries that feed MRV and operational reporting
  • Update queries and scripts when processes change
  • Fulfill data requests from internal stakeholders — dashboards, CSVs, live data connections — in coordination with the relevant domain team
  • Administer Manufacturo, NetSuite, and Mangrove at the configuration level: items, products, user roles, licenses
  • Maintain hardware peripherals connected to these systems — label printers, scanners, tablets, and the Bartender integration
  • Own the master documentation library; ensure domain teams are documenting their own processes
  • When Engineering introduces a new process, configure the technical infrastructure to support it: data collection fields, automation scripts, and integration outputs
  • Consult with Engineering and Ops Process Specialists during process builds to ensure the system can support what they're designing
  • Support integration testing and go-live; Responsible Engineer owns approval
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience with Manufacturo or a comparable MES platform
  • Experience with Mangrove or similar environmental data / MRV platforms
  • Familiarity with Ignition SCADA or industrial data systems
  • Experience managing third-party integration vendors or consultants
  • Background in manufacturing, biorefining, chemical processing, or a similarly data-intensive industrial environment
  • Networking fundamentals helpful for hardware troubleshooting
  • Experience using Claude AI Coding Assistant
  • Security certifications like Security+, ISC2
  • Experience working with Google Cloud Platform Infrastructure
  • Experience with GitHub and development pipeline practices

Charm Industrial captures carbon by turning agricultural residues into bio-oil through pyrolysis and then pumps the bio-oil deep underground where it solidifies, permanently storing CO2. This process uses agricultural waste as feedstock and creates a self-sustaining chemical reaction to convert biomass into a carbon-rich liquid, which is injected underground for long-term storage, reducing risks like wildfires, soil erosion, and land-use change. The company charges agricultural clients for converting their residues into bio-oil and storing it, offering end-to-end carbon capture and storage services. Unlike typical CCS firms that rely on industrial CO2 streams or dedicated geological projects, Charm Industrial focuses on readily available farm waste and provides a complete service from feedstock collection to underground sequestration. Its goal is to help customers cut their carbon footprints and contribute to lowering atmospheric CO2 levels over time.

Company Size

51-200

Company Stage

Debt Financing

Total Funding

$145.5M

Headquarters

San Francisco, California

Founded

2018

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What believers are saying

  • JPMorganChase's 61,500-ton purchase and $20 million facility validate large-scale demand.
  • Charm's Colorado expansion builds on wildfire-residue feedstock from mitigation projects.
  • Enterprise buyers like Google show willingness to sign multi-year carbon removal commitments.

What critics are saying

  • Scaling from one pyrolyzer to a continent-wide fleet creates severe execution bottlenecks.
  • Injected bio-oil depends on EPA-regulated wells, exposing operations to permit delays and enforcement.
  • Feedstock competition and transport costs can starve plants and compress already tight unit economics.

What makes Charm Industrial unique

  • Charm turns agricultural and forestry residues into bio-oil for underground storage.
  • Its protocol formalized bio-oil sequestration measurement with Carbon Direct and EcoEngineers in 2022.
  • The company also sells biochar co-products that improve soil health and retention.

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Benefits

Health Insurance

Dental Insurance

Vision Insurance

Stock Options

401(k) Company Match

Paid Vacation

Professional Development Budget

Growth & Insights and Company News

Headcount

6 month growth

-1%

1 year growth

0%

2 year growth

0%
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