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Korpack is recruiting a QA/FSQA leader to own the SQF program and drive food safety across two facilities in Bloomingdale, IL. You will manage hold/release decisions, oversee QA techs on multiple shifts, and maintain audit-ready documentation with a strong emphasis on culture and floor leadership.
You will report to the CEO and be the food-safety conscience as the company doubles in size, with a direct impact on customer audits and continuous improvement.
This is not a role for someone who manages quality from an office, or whose holds get negotiated away by the plant. At Korpack, the FSQA Manager reports to the CEO — deliberately outside the production chain — because we believe the person with hold-and-release authority should never answer to the people judged on output. Your call stands. That independence is rare, and we built it on purpose.
We run food-grade (SQF) co-packing for leading consumer brands — customers who audit hard and expect perfection — across two facilities, with a 200,000 sq ft expansion bringing us to 350,000 sq ft. You are the SQF practitioner, the food-safety conscience, and the quality standard for a company that is doubling. If accuracy and food safety are convictions for you rather than compliance tasks, keep reading.
This is a full-time, on-site position based in Bloomingdale, IL, with regular presence at both facilities across shifts.
$90,000–$115,000 plus performance bonus. Comprehensive health, dental, vision, life, and LTD benefits; 401(k) with company match; generous PTO. A direct line to the CEO, and a quality function designed so your professional judgment is final.
We're looking for someone who lives these every day:
DISRUPT isn't a poster in our lobby — it's the bar.
Korpack is on a mission to become North America's premier packaging solutions provider — and food safety is the license for all of it. If you're the kind of quality leader who walks the floor, holds the line, and builds the culture that makes holding it rare — we want to hear from you.