Opportunities to explore

Reporting to the Marketing Director, the Product Manager is responsible for the strategic management of the entire product lifecycle and brand awareness for the products under their responsibility. Working with cross-functional teams (engineering, sales, operations), he or she oversees development projects, product launches, and internal communications related to his or her product line. His or her goal is to ensure clear, consistent, and effective positioning in the market.

Reporting to the Logistics Manager, the Logistics Agent will be responsible for ensuring the efficient coordination of shipments, both nationally and internationally, in collaboration with internal departments and external carriers. He or she will oversee the planning, preparation, and tracking of deliveries to ensure that deadlines, quality standards, and regulatory requirements are met. This position plays a key role in the smooth running of transport operations and the satisfaction of internal and external customers.

Reporting to the Purchasing & Logistics Director, the Strategic Purchaser will play a key role in the development and competitiveness of both companies. He or she will be responsible for identifying, evaluating, and developing supplier partnerships aligned with the company's objectives. He or she will play a key role in developing long-term procurement strategies, while supporting research and development projects in collaboration with the engineering and sales teams. This position aims to optimize costs, lead times, and quality while ensuring constant monitoring of market innovations.

Reporting to the Chief Engineer, the Mechanical Engineer will be responsible for the development, production launch, and technical support of systems and accessories for commercial refrigeration units. The ideal candidate will have a passion for innovation, a keen eye for detail, and the ability to translate concepts into certified systems.

Reporting to the Production Supervisor, the Team Leader – Punching is responsible for coordinating daily operations in their sector, ensuring that production targets are met, and supporting their team in a safe, collaborative, and continuous improvement-oriented environment.

Reporting to the account manager, the project coordinator will provide daily administrative support to the project management team with regard to planning, implementation, monitoring, documentation, and overall project execution.

Under the supervision of the Production Manager and as part of the Continuous Improvement team, the Methods Agent plays a key role within the organization in optimizing manufacturing processes, improving productivity, reducing costs, and ensuring quality.

The Inventory Supervisor is responsible for the accuracy, reliability, and optimization of our inventories across all our sites. He or she supervises the teams in place, implements robust processes, and ensures smooth coordination between the various stakeholders.

The Production Manager reports to the Vice President of Operations. He or she will be responsible for organizing and managing all activities related to production at several plants/sites, including health and safety as assigned by CSF. He plans, organizes, and optimizes production operations in order to keep pace with the company's growth. Working in a fast-paced and constantly changing environment, the Production Manager must be able to deal with unforeseen events and find solutions to fulfill all orders in terms of deadlines and quality.

Reporting to the Purchasing Director, the Purchasing Manager is responsible for ensuring the efficient management of the supply chain. This person will supervise a small team and ensure the performance of the purchasing department in line with the company's business objectives. They will work closely with the production, engineering, and quality teams, while ensuring a high level of service and efficiency.

Reporting to the Accounts Payable and Receivable Supervisor, the Accounting Technician will be responsible for performing accounting operations related to accounts payable and receivable cycles. This includes invoicing, collecting payments, processing supplier invoices, managing expense accounts, and reconciling credit cards. He or she will ensure the accuracy of accounting records, compliance with payment deadlines, and proper monitoring of customer and supplier balances.