Electronics Supervisor
About the role
Clemens Food Group is expanding production and looking for an Electronics Supervisor to lead our second-shift electronics team. This is a people-leadership role for someone with practical industrial electronics experience who enjoys developing technicians, partnering with Operations, and taking ownership of a shift.
Responsibilities
- Lead, coach, and develop a team of four electronics technicians, including one lead technician.
- Prioritize daily workloads, PMs, backlog, production calls, and follow-up work across the shift.
- Partner closely with Operations to communicate priorities, address equipment issues, and support production needs.
- Provide technical guidance during electronics troubleshooting and help ensure technicians follow effective troubleshooting practices.
- Support reliability improvement by driving PM completion and increasing planned versus unplanned work.
- Promote safe work practices and compliance with electronics, regulatory, and food-safety requirements.
Requirements
- 5+ years of industrial electronics maintenance, automation, or controls experience.
- Experience troubleshooting electronics and control systems in a manufacturing environment.
- Practical electronics knowledge, including multimeter use, amperage checks, motor troubleshooting, and 120V/480V circuits.
- Demonstrated experience leading, coaching, or developing others.
- Ability to prioritize resources, communicate across teams, and make decisions in an active production environment.
Nice to Have
- Previous formal supervisory experience.
- Food or protein manufacturing experience.
- PLC and VFD familiarity.
- Spanish/English bilingual capability.
Why Clemens?
You'll have meaningful ownership of second shift and the flexibility to lead your team without being micromanaged. You'll inherit a young technician team with an opportunity to coach, develop, and improve performance while building a strong partnership with Operations. You'll also have opportunities to continue developing technically through experienced technicians and supervisors, including additional exposure to PLCs and automation systems.