Full-Time

Facilities Service Technician

Posted on 11/6/2025

Deadline 11/13/25
Corteva

Corteva

10,001+ employees

Agriculture tech firm: seeds and protections

Compensation Overview

$1.5k/bi-wk

+ Sign-On Bonus + Shift Differential

No H1B Sponsorship

Indianapolis, IN, USA

In Person

On-site role in Indianapolis; second shift roles with initial day-shift training.

Category
Mechanical Engineering (1)
Requirements
  • High School Diploma/GED.
  • Working knowledge of various building equipment and systems through direct experience
  • Working knowledge of piping and instrument drawings, schematics and equipment drawings
  • Ability to interpret technical vendor literature and transfer this information independently and effectively to critical work processes
  • Proficiency in Microsoft applications, such as Word and Excel, as well as the ability to learn new systems quickly
  • Strong written and verbal communication skills, as well good interpersonal skills are required
  • Strong multi-tasking, problem solving and time management skills
  • Able to read, write, and speak English
  • Possess a current, valid US driver’s license
  • Willing to work in low temperatures on occasion and around biohazards, radiation and chemicals.
  • Work in environments wearing safety equipment, such as respirator, earplugs, goggles, and steel-toed shoes.
  • Ability to wear PAPR and N95 respirator
  • Must be able to pass a spirometry test
  • May be asked to pass a pulmonary function test
  • Works around Noise (>85 dB per 8-hour shift)
  • Work in such environments which require frequent (50% of workday) bending, reaching, and lifting
  • Work in environments with tight or closed-in spaces, climb stairs/ladders and work on heightened surfaces
  • Walk up to three (3) miles daily and ability to lift 25 lbs.
Responsibilities
  • The purpose of this job is to operate and maintain all mechanical plant and facilities equipment 24 hours a day, seven (7) days a week throughout the year. (including weekends and holidays)
  • This role is for a second/third shift position, which will begin the first few months of the job on a day shift schedule for training purposes.
  • We utilize a best-in-class operations and maintenance program and predictive preventive maintenance plan to run our operations.
  • Flexibility as a dual crafts person is imperative of our ideal candidate.
  • The primary responsibility of this role is to operate the building equipment and systems, i.e. boilers, chillers, air-handlers, insectary, growth chambers, and the greenhouse operations; in a safe, efficient, and effective manner according to our Standard Operating Procedures.
  • Respond to building calls, requests, building or system alarms in a timely manner and make equipment adjustments and repairs as needed. Based on the type of repair required, the incumbent is empowered to call in the appropriate resources as required after hours to prevent loss of research projects or equipment.
  • Utilize technical expertise in refrigeration, electrical, instrumentation, building management system, and plumbing to systematically troubleshoot and diagnose all mechanical systems and piping related issues.
  • Incumbent is responsible for interfacing with our computerized maintenance work order, tracking system to enter work requests, track work orders, and review equipment maintenance history.
  • Understand and utilize safe work processes including safe work permits, energy isolation, confined space, and line and equipment opening.
  • Makes building rounds and takes critical equipment readings for predictive preventative maintenance evaluations and database input.
  • Performs analysis on boilers, cooling towers, DI and RO water systems. Makes necessary adjustments to maintain water quality for research and process requirements.
  • Maintenance work:
  • The Incumbent must understand research project timelines and operations requirements to prioritize and schedule work.
  • Assist in creating job packages and job scopes for overall equipment effectiveness. The job scope and package define the work description and contain all the information about required labor, material and necessary support services required to ensure safe, effective and efficient completion or work.
  • The incumbent is empowered to make critical decisions that resolve plant maintenance issues on a 24/7 basis to ensure overall equipment efficiency.
  • Performs predictive and preventative maintenance on a scheduled basis to ensure equipment availability and dependability.
  • Represent the Operations and Maintenance function providing expertise to project planning teams.
Desired Qualifications
  • 2+ years of experience working with facilitates equipment such as steam and hot water boilers, chillers
  • Experience working in a power plant, hospital or similar environment
  • Refrigeration and electrical experience
  • Boiler operator certified or willing to become certified
  • Universal refrigeration license
  • Fork truck license

Corteva is a global agriculture technology company focused on helping farmers increase yields and protect crops. Its products include Pioneer seeds, crop protection solutions, and digital farming tools, plus gene-editing initiatives to support data-driven decisions. It differentiates itself as a pure-play agriculture company carved from DowDuPont, with a growing move into biologicals and a plan to spin into two independent companies (seeds and crop protection) by 2026. Its goal is to meet the food needs of a growing population with sustainable, profitable farming.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

IPO

Headquarters

Indianapolis, Indiana

Founded

2019

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • Luke Kissam joins as New Corteva CEO June 1 with Albemarle growth expertise.
  • Vylor seed spinoff named, set for Q4 2026 separation with Pioneer legacy.
  • Tropic $105M Series C co-led, advancing gene-edited bananas with demand surge.

What critics are saying

  • Massachusetts AG sues Corteva for PFAS contamination damaging drinking water.
  • 61,000 Roundup lawsuits remain pending against Bayer, pressuring crop protection.
  • EU bans neonicotinoids by 2027, cutting Corteva European seed treatment sales 25%.

What makes Corteva unique

  • Enlist herbicide settles patent suit with Bayer, enabling Roundup-resistant corn sales.
  • Isoclast sulfoximine insecticides gain California approval for sap-feeding pests.
  • Lumiscend LUXE fungicide boosts cereal yields 6.3 bushels/acre in 2025 trials.

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