JOIN OUR TEAM
Careers at Fulcrum
We're building a world-class team. We offer competitive pay, comprehensive benefits and a chance to help shape the future of clean energy.
WHO WE ARE
A Pioneer in the Production of Clean Fuels from Garbage
We're a clean energy company with an innovative and proprietary process for producing net-zero carbon transportation fuels, including sustainable aviation fuel, from landfill waste. Our first project has just begun initial operations and we have big plans for the future. Want to be a part of something big? We're seeking a diverse set of talented and energetic people to join our team.
See openings
Benefits
We're proud to offer competitive pay and comprehensive benefits packages to our team of people helping us pioneer the production of clean fuels from landfill waste.
Competitive Compensation
Fulcrum works to attract and retain world-class team members who are committed to our mission of producing net-zero carbon fuels from household garbage. That's why we provide competitive compensation and a compensation program that includes rich benefits and short- and long-term incentives.
Comprehensive Health Benefits
Fulcrum provides its team members comprehensive, company-paid health benefits, including medical, dental, vision, disability and life coverage with no waiting period.
Retirement Benefits
Fulcrum is proud to provide retirement benefits to its employees. New team members who choose to participate in our retirement program are vested 100 percent upon entering the plan, can take advantage of a company matching contribution and have pre- and after-tax contribution options.
Incentive Awards
We offer cash incentive plans and awards to recognize individual and company achievements and long-term incentive awards as well. Every Fulcrum employee has the opportunity to hold equity in our company.
Open Positions
We're currently looking to fill a range of open positions across the United States to help us continue to pioneer the production of clean fuels.
Role Overview
SIERRA BIOREFINERY AND FEEDSTOCK PROCESSING FACILITY
The Instrument & Electrical (I&E) Technician’s primary responsibility is to maintain the controls hardware, instrumentation, analyzers, and electrical equipment at the Sierra Biorefinery and Feedstock Processing Facility (FPF).
Other key responsibilities include the performance of preventive maintenance programs for the equipment and troubleshooting and repairing equipment as needed. I&E Technicians also assist in the management of all spare parts for instrument, electrical and analytical (IEA) equipment.
Qualification Requirements
Successful candidates will have at least 5 years of electrical, instrument and on-line analyzer operation and maintenance experience in the refining or chemical processing industry. An Associate degree or higher in electronics, process instrumentation or a related field is preferred.
Role Overview
SIERRA BIOREFINERY
The primary responsibility of the Process Engineer is to work closely with the Sierra waste-to-fuel operations, engineering, maintenance and reliability teams to support all aspects of the safe and successful start-up, as well as ongoing operations, of the Sierra plant. The position, which is located at the Sierra Biorefinery near Reno, NV, will be heavily involved with identifying, troubleshooting, and resolving various chemical, engineering and process challenges related to start-up and operational activities.
Qualification Requirements
- Qualification requirements include a Chemical Engineering degree and a minimum of 5 years working as a Process Engineer at a petrochemical/refinery plant.
Role Overview
SIERRA BIOREFINERY
The Technical Manager is responsible for the profitable development, leadership, and management of the Sierra waste to fuels plant’s process engineering group while supporting the safe and efficient startup and operation of Sierra, including the Biorefinery and Feedstock Processing Facility.
Primary responsibilities include providing technical support to the operations and maintenance and reliability groups to resolve process and mechanical problems, troubleshooting unit upsets and product quality incidents, and developing, monitoring, and reporting Key Performance Indicators.
Qualification Requirements
- Minimum qualifications include a bachelor's degree, preferably in Chemical Engineering, 15 years of experience providing technical support at a chemical manufacturing plant, ideally a petroleum refinery, and 10 years of progressive supervisory experience.
Role Overview
SIERRA BIOREFINERY and Feedstock processing facility
The Mechanical Technician has responsibility for the maintenance of the Sierra waste to fuels plant equipment while ensuring safety, reliability, and operability of all Biorefinery and Feedstock Processing Facility assets.
Other key responsibilities include preventive maintenance and repairs of systems and other duties in accordance with established plant procedures and as directed by plant management.
Qualification Requirements
Successful candidates will have hands on maintenance experience with hydraulic and mechanical systems, including the ability to troubleshoot and repair equipment failures within the refining, chemical processing or mining industry.
Role Overview
SIERRA BIOREFINERY AND FEEDSTOCK PROCESSING FACILITY
The Instrument & Electrical (I&E) Technician’s primary responsibility is to maintain the controls hardware, instrumentation, analyzers, and electrical equipment at the Sierra Biorefinery and Feedstock Processing Facility (FPF).
Other key responsibilities include the performance of preventive maintenance programs for the equipment and troubleshooting and repairing equipment as needed. I&E Technicians also assist in the management of all spare parts for instrument, electrical and analytical (IEA) equipment.
Qualification Requirements
Successful candidates will have at least 5 years of electrical, instrument and on-line analyzer operation and maintenance experience in the refining or chemical processing industry. An Associate degree or higher in electronics, process instrumentation or a related field is preferred.
Role Overview
SIERRA BIOREFINERY
The primary responsibility of the Process Engineer is to work closely with the Sierra waste-to-fuel operations, engineering, maintenance and reliability teams to support all aspects of the safe and successful start-up, as well as ongoing operations, of the Sierra plant. The position, which is located at the Sierra Biorefinery near Reno, NV, will be heavily involved with identifying, troubleshooting, and resolving various chemical, engineering and process challenges related to start-up and operational activities.
Qualification Requirements
- Qualification requirements include a Chemical Engineering degree and a minimum of 5 years working as a Process Engineer at a petrochemical/refinery plant.
Role Overview
SIERRA BIOREFINERY
The Technical Manager is responsible for the profitable development, leadership, and management of the Sierra waste to fuels plant’s process engineering group while supporting the safe and efficient startup and operation of Sierra, including the Biorefinery and Feedstock Processing Facility.
Primary responsibilities include providing technical support to the operations and maintenance and reliability groups to resolve process and mechanical problems, troubleshooting unit upsets and product quality incidents, and developing, monitoring, and reporting Key Performance Indicators.
Qualification Requirements
- Minimum qualifications include a bachelor's degree, preferably in Chemical Engineering, 15 years of experience providing technical support at a chemical manufacturing plant, ideally a petroleum refinery, and 10 years of progressive supervisory experience.
Role Overview
SIERRA BIOREFINERY and Feedstock processing facility
The Mechanical Technician has responsibility for the maintenance of the Sierra waste to fuels plant equipment while ensuring safety, reliability, and operability of all Biorefinery and Feedstock Processing Facility assets.
Other key responsibilities include preventive maintenance and repairs of systems and other duties in accordance with established plant procedures and as directed by plant management.
Qualification Requirements
Successful candidates will have hands on maintenance experience with hydraulic and mechanical systems, including the ability to troubleshoot and repair equipment failures within the refining, chemical processing or mining industry.