CTB, Inc.

CTB, Inc.

Brock Grain Systems Structural Engineer

Milford, IN, United States

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 966 days ago
Leadership

About the role

  • CTB's core purpose is Helping to Feed a Hungry World® through a number of business units that manufacture and supply systems and solutions primarily for the agricultural supply chain.
  • Brock is achieving this goal by providing Leadership Through Innovation® with grain storage, handling, conditioning and drying, and structural systems.
  • We hope you will join us in this journey!

Responsibilities

  • As the Structural Design Engineer, you will design agricultural grain storage, handling, conditioning, or equipment with a focus on large structures multiple stories tall, with walkways, electrical/ mechanical...

Company info

  • Brock Grain Systems is a division of CTB, Inc., a Berkshire Hathaway Company. CTB's core purpose is Helping to Feed a Hungry World&reg
  • through a number of business units that manufacture and supply systems and solutions primarily for the agricultural supply chain. Brock is achieving this goal by providing Leadership Through Innovation&reg
  • with grain storage, handling, conditioning and drying, and structural systems. Founded in 1957, Brock has a long tradition of developing industry-leading, innovative products and a reputation for delivering Brock Solid&reg
  • reliability and durability. In order to continue this tradition, we need talented people looking to grow their careers while working toward our global mission. We hope you will join us in this journey!
  • Brock Grain Systems is a division of CTB, Inc., a Berkshire Hathaway Company.
  • Founded in 1957, Brock has a long tradition of developing industry-leading, innovative products and a reputation for delivering Brock Solid® reliability and durability.
  • In order to continue this tradition, we need talented people looking to grow their careers while working toward our global mission.

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