Title: Conservatory Keeper- Part Time Location: Indianapolis, IN, United States - 15.00 per hour - Hourly - Part Time Job Description: If you are looking to work with a wide variety of species, and enjoy working with a dynamic, cohesive team, look no further! The Indianapolis Zoo is searching for a part-time Conservatory Keeper. This position will work in our new Amazonian Rainforest at Hilbert Conservatory with our primates, birds, herpetofauna, fish, small mammals, and butterflies. Ideal candidates are committed to advancing the Indianapolis Zoo's mission to protect nature and inspire people to care for our world. Having a professional attitude and appearance to visitors, volunteers, and co-workers is vital to the position as well as being a team-oriented individual that is temperamentally suited to work with the public and animals. Prior experience working with primates, birds, herpetofauna, fish, butterflies, and ambassador animals in a zoo setting is highly desired. This part-time variable hourly (29 hours per week or less) position will work seasonally with a pay rate of $15.00/ hr. Weekends, holidays, overtime and/ or varied shift work is required. Position Requirements and Experience - Minimum of one (1) year animal care experience is preferred. College course work in a suitable animal-related field may be substituted for work experience. - Ability to transport and move items, exerting at least 100 pounds of force occasionally, and/ or up to 50 pounds of force frequently. - Ability to ascend/ descend ladders, steps, and uneven terrain, while maintaining body equilibrium while performing various jobs. - Exceptional visual acuity is required, along with the ability to communicate, comprehend, and decipher information accurately, using a two-way radio. - Possible occupational exposure (Category B employee) to human bloodborne pathogens. Possible exposure to dangerous chemicals (e.g. chlorine bleach, cleaning agents, etc.) Must follow Universal Protection Precautions and Bloodborne Pathogens Guidelines. - Exceptional public speaking skills and the ability to provide outstanding customer service to our guests - High school diploma or equivalent is required. Bachelor's degree in a Life Science area from an accredited college/university in life sciences is preferred. To apply: - Interested candidates must complete an online application. - Interested candidates must include a resume and cover letter to be considered. Employment at the Indianapolis Zoo is contingent upon the successful completion of pre-employment testing including a background check, motor vehicle check (if applicable) and a drug test.

• The Principal Operations Engineer will be responsible for identifying key variables that represent the performance of a process and for creating controls that alert process owners of changes in process capability. • The Principal Operations Engineer will also be able to connect changes in component geometry to its functional performance via correlation and emulation of aerodynamic & structural physics responses. • The Principal Operations Engineer will lead root cause investigations addressing challenges with low First Pass Yield (FPY), high Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ), and low throughput; will utilize advanced expertise in gathering & analyzing large datasets, deploy inductive & deductive investigative tools, and recommend solutions. • Apply skills in operations optimization and data analytics will also be used to support other functions such as Continuous Improvement, Waste Reduction (Lean), and general business performance. • Responsible for project planning, collaborating with various engineering disciplines, and influencing management to implement the desired solutions. • Develop Multivariate Process Controls using both traditional SPC rules and custom methods. • Relate Key Process Inputs to Process Outputs with tools like PFMEAs or Characteristics Matrices. • Identify relationships between Part Geometry and Part Performance with Designed Experiments ( DOE) and statistical modeling. • Perform ad-hoc data analysis requests to support business improvement objectives. • Collaborate with OpX process control teams at various module centers and with external suppliers to improve existing SPC business processes & standard work.

• support the implementation of Multivariate Statistical Process Controls (MSPC) and automated Functional Assessments (FA) • moderate travel (up to 25%) to MOD Centers, Suppliers and Onsite Events depending on the needs of the business • identifying key variables that represent the performance of a process and for creating controls that alert process owners of changes in process capability • connect changes in component geometry to its functional performance via correlation and emulation of aerodynamic & structural physics responses • lead root cause investigations addressing challenges with low First Pass Yield (FPY), high Cost of Poor Quality (COPQ), and low throughput • utilize advanced expertise in gathering & analyzing large datasets, deploy inductive & deductive investigative tools, and recommend solutions • apply skills in operations optimization and data analytics will also be used to support other functions such as Continuous Improvement, Waste Reduction (Lean), and general business performance • responsible for project planning, collaborating with various engineering disciplines, and influencing management to implement the desired solutions • develop Multivariate Process Controls using both traditional SPC rules and custom methods • relate Key Process Inputs to Process Outputs with tools like PFMEAs or Characteristics Matrices • identify relationships between Part Geometry and Part Performance with Designed Experiments (DOE) and statistical modeling • perform ad-hoc data analysis requests to support business improvement objectives • collaborate with OpX process control teams at various module centers and with external suppliers to improve existing SPC business processes & standard work

Senior Regional Seed Production Specialist Location: Remote position in the West Coast, USA. Status: Full-Time, Exempt At Enza Zaden, we are an independent, family-owned vegetable breeding company working to create the vegetables of tomorrow. With more than 2,000 passionate colleagues worldwide, we’re driven by a mission that matters: ensuring people everywhere have access to healthy, diverse vegetables. As a Senior Regional Production Specialist, you play a critical role in that mission. You’ll lead seed productions across multiple regions in the United States and Canada. Ensuring the supply of high‑quality seeds, on time, at the right cost, and with world‑class reliability. This is a role for someone who thrives in the field, builds strong partnerships, and brings strategic thinking to complex agricultural production. If you’re motivated by responsibility, collaboration, and global impact, this is where your expertise will truly make a difference. What You Will Do Lead Regional Seed Production Excellence - Oversee production performance through consistent monitoring, field inspections, and reporting. - Ensure producers follow Enza Zaden protocols—including quality, quantity, pricing, and IP security. - Manage operational risks and ensure full compliance with production standards. - Contribute to supplier evaluations, negotiations, and settlements. Bring Technical Expertise to the Field - Provide in‑depth knowledge of Enza Zaden genetics to production partners. - Guide direct growers through seed production processes to achieve optimal quality and efficiency. Be a Key International Team Player - Offer regional insights to support tactical production plans and planning parameters. - Collaborate with global and regional Crop Production teams, sharing best practices and driving continuous improvement. - Support producibility and R&D trial setup and contribute to strategic production initiatives. Strengthen the Production Ecosystem - Build and maintain a strong network of suppliers, labs, and authorities. - Keep up-to-date on crop-specific agronomics and local production developments. - Support logistics, quality assurance, accounting, import/export, trade compliance, and other operational areas as needed. Lead Locally, Influence Globally - Prepare and manage regional budgets. - Ensure awareness and adherence to health, safety, and compliance standards. - Represent Enza Zaden within the region with professionalism and deep crop expertise. What You Bring Experience & Education - Bachelor’s degree or higher, preferably in agriculture: seed production, plant sciences, agronomy, agricultural engineering, or supply chain. - 9+ years of relevant experience in seed production or seed supply chain. Skills & Competencies - Strong collaborative mindset and relationship-building skills. - Ability to work with complex problems and large data sets. - Proficiency with Excel, ERP systems, and planning tools. - Strong verbal and written communication in English and local language. Working Conditions - Ability to work under time pressure and handle long-distance travel up to 50% annually. - Must be eligible for coverage under the company’s auto insurance policy. - Field work required, including occasional long hours and exposure to heat/weather during key periods. Compensation & Benefits - Estimated starting salary: $125,000 – $140,000 (based on experience, skills, and location). - Eligibility for annual bonus program - Comprehensive benefits package, including: - Medical, dental, and vision - Life insurance and disability coverage - 401(k) with employer match - Paid personal time off and volunteer time off - Monthly fitness reimbursement - Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Enza Zaden is an equal opportunity employer.