Summer Live Operations Intern – Poultry Farm & Processing

Butterball, LLC; Harrison (AR); On-site; USD 17,000 - 30,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hands-on experience and professional发展

Networking with industry experts

Competitive compensation and benefits

Job summary

Butterball, LLC, America’s favorite turkey brand, invites students to join a 10–12 week Live Operations Internship in the Midwest Live Ops facilities located in Ozark, AR, Carthage, MO, or Harrison, AR. The program aims to grow future leaders through hands-on assignments and professional development within processing and manufacturing.

You'll evaluate farm operations, assist in husbandry, learn animal care policies, conduct live operations research, and work with live animals.

Qualifications

• Pursuing a Bachelor's, Master's or PhD in Animal Sciences, Poultry Science, or related field with an expected graduation date December 2027 through June 2030.
• You must have a valid driver's license and reliable transportation to and from work.
• Ability and interest to work in indoor facilities and outdoors in hot or cold temperatures.
• Working knowledge of animal care and well-being practices.
• Ability to follow animal care well-being and bio-security policies and procedures.

Responsibilities

• Evaluate and assess farm operations.
• Assist in the evaluations of proper husbandry, feeding, ventilation, and lighting requirements of commercial turkeys.
• Learn to evaluate and assess the Animal Care and Well Being policies and practices.
• Develop and conduct live operations research.
• Work with live animals in a farm environment.

Education

Bachelor's/Master/PhD in Animal Sciences or Poultry Science

Job description

Butterball, LLC, America’s favorite turkey brand, invites students to join a 10–12 week Live Operations Internship in the Midwest Live Ops facilities located in Ozark, AR, Carthage, MO, or Harrison, AR. The program aims to grow future leaders through hands-on assignments and professional development within processing and manufacturing.

You'll evaluate farm operations, assist in husbandry, learn animal care policies, conduct live operations research, and work with live animals.