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Eagle Foods

Produces and markets branded consumer foods

Process Engineer

Full-TimeDeadline 9/3/27
No salary listed
Mid
Bachelor's
El Paso, TX, USA
In Person
Manufacturing & Process EngineeringProcess Engineering

About the job

Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree in engineering is required.
  • At least 3 years of training experience is required.
  • At least 1 year of project, process, or packaging engineering experience is required.
  • The employee must be able to use a keyboard and telephone.
  • The employee must be able to perform frequent sitting, talking, and hearing, as well as occasional standing, stooping, kneeling, crouching, crawling, and lifting up to 50 pounds.
  • The employee must be able to adjust vision for close-vision work.
  • The employee may be exposed to airborne dust, high humidity, and extreme heat in the plant.
Responsibilities
  • Maintain a strong floor presence to support operations, identify barriers, and drive process improvement opportunities.
  • Spend time on production lines to develop a deep understanding of equipment and process flow.
  • Execute plant priorities established by the Continuous Improvement Manager.
  • Execute capital projects supporting improved safety, new product launches, product expansions, improved efficiency and throughput, and increased reliability.
  • Identify and resolve line process and packaging equipment barriers to meet nameplate capacities and provide stable operations.
  • Conduct root-cause failure analysis for failed machine components, emphasizing repetitive failures and working closely with Maintenance and Reliability.
  • Deliver technical training to operating teams on equipment and processes.
  • Support Product Line Supervisors in investigating, resolving, and documenting process-related issues using the data archive system and operation tracking tools.
  • Develop and implement engineering standards across the plant to improve machine reliability.
  • Identify waste related to utilities, products, and packaging materials and implement cost-reduction projects.
  • Deliver technical training to operators, leads, and supervisors on equipment, process controls, centerlines, and standard work.
  • Create one-point lessons, standard operating procedures, work instructions, and skill-validation tools.
  • Maintain training matrices related to technical and process skills.
  • Support onboarding qualification of new team members on critical equipment.
  • Coach frontline teams during floor observations to reinforce best practices.
  • Use Redzone and other plant systems to track downtime, losses, actions, and trends.
  • Support Kaizen events, loss-elimination projects, and continuous-improvement initiatives.
  • Help sustain 5S, standard work, and accountability.
  • Track action items and ensure follow-through on assigned projects.
  • Partner with Maintenance, Quality, Safety, and Operations to resolve issues and improve performance.
  • Support process reliability, product quality, safe work practices, and training effectiveness.
  • Perform other duties as assigned.
Desired Qualifications
  • Chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, or packaging engineering background.
  • Food manufacturing experience.
  • Continuous improvement experience.

About the company

Eagle Foods develops and distributes a portfolio of established food brands in the consumer packaged goods market. Its products, including evaporated milk and popcorn, are sold through retailers and directly to consumers who value quality and tradition. Growth comes from strengthening its existing brands and making strategic acquisitions to expand market reach. The company differentiates itself by leveraging heritage brands and combining steady organic growth with targeted acquisitions under CEO Bernard Kreilmann. The goal is to broaden the reach of trusted brands, increase market presence, and grow sales across its product categories.

Company Size

201-500

Company Stage

Growth Equity (Non-Venture Capital)

Total Funding

$110K

Headquarters

Cleveland, Ohio

Founded

2016

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What believers are saying

  • September 30, 2026 Walmart expanded Helper breakfast distribution, signaling retailer conviction.
  • Helper’s 2025 breakfast and Deluxe launch broadened usage, boosting household penetration.
  • Cretors-Tajín reached Costco Mexico and northwest U.S., proving premium snack exportability.

What critics are saying

  • A February 2026 Proposition 65 notice targeted Helper over lead exposure in California.
  • Eagle still depends on Helper, so a safety scandal would damage Walmart and Kroger trust.
  • Private-label snacks and meal kits pressure margins, forcing constant retailer-funded promotions.

What makes Eagle Foods unique

  • Eagle owns century-old brands like Helper, Eagle Brand, Popcorn Indiana, and Cretors.
  • Bernard Kreilmann has 25 years in food and drives acquisitions plus organic growth.
  • Helper’s 2025 breakfast launch stretches one pantry brand across more consumption occasions.

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Benefits

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Company News

SC Logistics
Sep 24th, 2026
How Eagle Foods strengthens logistics performance through continuous improvement.

How Eagle Foods strengthens logistics performance through continuous improvement. * home * resources * blog posts * how Eagle Foods strengthens logistics performance through continuous improvement. A supply chain built for growth can't stand still. As order volumes increase and business needs evolve, retailers and brands need more than additional capacity. They need to keep refining how work gets done. Continuous improvement in logistics provides a framework for identifying opportunities to increase efficiency, strengthen service and deliver more consistent results. For Eagle Foods, that commitment is central to its partnership with Saddle Creek Logistics Services. Beyond managing day-to-day distribution needs, the teams regularly evaluate opportunities to make the operation better. Both partners bring ideas to the table and work together to put them into practice, making continuous improvement a shared responsibility. "Either we're bringing ideas to the table or Saddle Creek is proactively suggesting things they've seen work for other businesses." ~ FRED HARRIS, Senior Director of Operations at Eagle Foods The following excerpt from its case study details how Eagle Foods and Saddle Creek translate that collaborative approach into practical improvements that enhance productivity and make order fulfillment more reliable. Improving efficiency through continuous improvement. Continuous improvement is a key focus of the partnership. Together, the teams regularly evaluate opportunities to improve efficiency, service and consistency. For example, Saddle Creek recently proposed picking layers instead of cases in Joliet to increase efficiency for higher order volume. The initiative resulted in 33% labor savings while improving operational productivity. Saddle Creek has also collaborated closely with Eagle Foods on inventory reconciliation, pick-to-print labeling, reporting enhancements, overtime reduction, transportation optimization and more. "Either we're bringing ideas to the table or Saddle Creek is proactively suggesting things they've seen work for other businesses," says Fred Harris, Senior Director of Operations at Eagle Foods. "The majority of the time, we explore it together and then figure out a path to implement it." Reducing order carryover and improving reliability. One of Eagle Foods' most important KPIs measures how much gross revenue carries over from one month to the next due to unshipped orders. Before operational improvements were fully implemented, monthly carryover levels averaged 12% to 20% - adversely impacting the company's balance sheet, cash flow and EBITDA. Today, that number reliably averages less than 3% - a dramatic improvement the company has consistently maintained for nearly two years. Harris says the improvement was driven by tighter coordination, improved order quality, consistent execution across the network and - most critical - strong communication.

License Global
Aug 15th, 2024
G.H. Cretors Popcorn, Tajín Unite for Popcorn

Eagle Foods has partnered with G.H. Cretors, a brand known for its handcrafted, small-batch popcorn, and Tajín Clásico, a chili-lime seasoning, to launch a new collaboration.

PR Newswire
Aug 14th, 2024
G.H. Cretors Popcorn And Tajín Unite For A Flavorful Explosion: Now Available At Costco Mexico And Costco Usa In The Northwest Region

CLEVELAND, Aug. 14, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Eagle Foods has partnered G.H. Cretors, a brand renowned for its handcrafted, small-batch popcorn, and Tajín Clásico, the iconic chili-lime seasoning, together to launch an exciting new collaboration. This dynamic duo has created a flavorful fusion like never before, combining the rich, savory heritage of G.H. Cretors' gourmet kettle popcorn seasoned with the bold, tangy zest of Tajín Clásico seasoning that will now be available exclusively at Costco Mexico and Costco USA in the Northwest Region.Exclusive Launch at CostcoG.H. Cretors Popcorn and Tajín Unite for a Flavorful Explosion: Now Available at Costco Mexico and Costco USA in the Northwest RegionStarting in July 2024, Costco members in Mexico and the Northwest Region of the USA can indulge in this exclusive snack

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Oct 16th, 2023
SEC FORM D/A

The Securities and Exchange Commission has not necessarily reviewed the information in this filing and has not determined if it is accurate and complete.The reader should not assume that the information is accurate and complete.

Daily Journal
Sep 23rd, 2023
Hudson 50th Anniversary

Wilhelmina retired from Eagle Foods, working 27 years.