Production Manager
San Antonio, TX · On-site
Own end-to-end responsibility for insect mass-rearing production, including colony management, rearing schedules, throughput, and yield against production targets. * Translate production plans into ...
San Antonio, TX · On-site
Own end-to-end responsibility for insect mass-rearing production, including colony management, rearing schedules, throughput, and yield against production targets. * Translate production plans into ...
San Antonio, TX · On-site
Own end-to-end responsibility for insect mass-rearing production, including colony management, rearing schedules, throughput, and yield against production targets. * Translate production plans into ...
San Antonio, TX · On-site
Own end-to-end responsibility for insect mass-rearing production, including colony management, rearing schedules, throughput, and yield against production targets. * Translate production plans into ...
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San Antonio, TX · On-site
Own end-to-end responsibility for insect mass-rearing production, including colony management, rearing schedules, throughput, and yield against production targets. * Translate production plans into ...
San Antonio, TX · On-site
$82K - $112K/yr
You will also partner with the Rearing and Molecular teams to test, refine, and validate new insect husbandry techniques, genetic transformation approaches, and strain phenotypes. You will combine a ...
San Antonio, TX · On-site
$82K - $112K/yr
You will also partner with the Rearing and Molecular teams to test, refine, and validate new insect husbandry techniques, genetic transformation approaches, and strain phenotypes. You will combine a ...
San Antonio, TX · On-site
$82K - $112K/yr
You will also partner with the Rearing and Molecular teams to test, refine, and validate new insect husbandry techniques, genetic transformation approaches, and strain phenotypes. You will combine a ...
San Antonio, TX · On-site
$82K - $112K/yr
You will also partner with the Rearing and Molecular teams to test, refine, and validate new insect husbandry techniques, genetic transformation approaches, and strain phenotypes. You will combine a ...
San Antonio, TX · On-site
$83K - $113K/yr
You will also partner with the Rearing and Molecular teams to test, refine, and validate new insect husbandry techniques, genetic transformation approaches, and strain phenotypes. You will combine a ...
San Antonio, TX · On-site
$83K - $113K/yr
You will also partner with the Rearing and Molecular teams to test, refine, and validate new insect husbandry techniques, genetic transformation approaches, and strain phenotypes. You will combine a ...
San Antonio, TX · On-site
$82K - $112K/yr
You will also partner with the Rearing and Molecular teams to test, refine, and validate new insect husbandry techniques, genetic transformation approaches, and strain phenotypes. You will combine a ...
Quick apply
San Antonio, TX · On-site
$82K - $112K/yr
You will also partner with the Rearing and Molecular teams to test, refine, and validate new insect husbandry techniques, genetic transformation approaches, and strain phenotypes. You will combine a ...
$29.3K - $31.1K
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An Insect Rearing job involves breeding, raising, and maintaining insect colonies for research, agriculture, or commercial purposes. Workers ensure the proper environmental conditions, provide appropriate diets, and monitor insect health and life cycles. This role is essential in fields such as pest control, pollination, and scientific studies. Attention to detail and knowledge of insect biology are critical for success in this position.
As an insect rearing technician, your daily duties often include preparing insect diets, cleaning and maintaining habitats, monitoring environmental conditions (such as temperature and humidity), and recording data on insect growth and development. You may also assist with breeding protocols, manage inventory of supplies, and collaborate with researchers or production staff to meet project goals. Teamwork and communication are important since you often coordinate with colleagues in laboratory or agricultural settings. Depending on the employer, additional responsibilities might involve supporting pest control studies or contributing to the production of beneficial insects for agriculture.
To thrive in Insect Rearing, you need a background in biology, entomology, or animal sciences along with hands-on experience in laboratory or agricultural environments. Familiarity with environmental control systems, insect housing equipment, and safe handling protocols is often required; some employers may favor candidates with specialized certifications in laboratory safety or pest management. Strong attention to detail, patience, and the ability to carefully follow procedures help professionals excel in this role. These skills are crucial for maintaining healthy insect colonies, ensuring accurate research or production outcomes, and preventing cross-contamination.
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About Us We are a team of passionate individuals from 15 countries developing the world’s first biosecurity platform built to combat critical pest threats to human health, food security and the environment. With a deep commitment to trust, integrity and collaboration, Flyttr has become the trusted partner of governments, industries, philanthropies and communities seeking to make bold advancements on the biggest pest threats of our time. We work with urgency because lives and livelihoods depend on it. Successful candidates will find Flyttr to be an exhilarating place to do their best work and will find that every person at Flyttr plays a critical role in a dynamic, exciting, team-oriented culture.
Role OverviewAs Production Manager, you will lead day-to-day production operations at Flyttr’s insect mass-rearing facility in San Antonio, Texas, translating our production strategy and quality standards into reliable, repeatable results on the shop floor. You will own rearing output
across the production line and will be the person who connects big-picture priorities to the practical realities of running a live production line every single day. You will work closely alongside the site team and international development and quality team s to ensure production needs are understood and met.
This is a hands‑on management role: solving problems in real time, and building the systems and culture needed to scale a biological manufacturing operation safely, consistently, and at pace.
At Flyttr, you will be at the forefront of critical global biosecurity efforts, working alongside a dynamic team of leaders, technologists, scientists, engineers, commercial teams, regulatory experts and operational drivers on the front lines. You will have the opportunity to directly shape the policy landscape for pioneering technologies and build the critical relationships necessary to protect global agriculture and public health.
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to age, disability, race, religion or belief, sex, sexual orientation, pregnancy, marital status, medical condition, gender reassignment, veteran status, or any other status protected by law.