Project Manager, Post-Consumer Resin
Pubblicato il 12-08-2026 - Greif in Bottanuco
Greif is a global leader in performance packaging located in 40 countries.
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The company delivers trusted, innovative, and tailored solutions that support some of the world's most in demand and fastest-growing industries.With a commitment to legendary customer service, operational excellence, and global sustainability, Greif packages life's essentials
- and creates lasting value for its colleagues, customers, and other stakeholders.Learn more about the company's Customized Polymer , Sustainable Fiber , Durable Metal , and Integrated Solutions at and follow Greif on Instagram and LinkedIn.OUR VISION:To Be the Advantage That Helps Our Customers Win.OUR PURPOSE:Creating packaging solutions for life's essentials.Job Requisition #:034718 Project Manager, Post-Consumer Resin (PCR) Technology & Commercialization (Open)Job Description:The Project Manager,
PCR Technology & Commercialization serves as a key technical leader supporting Greif's Post-Consumer Resin (PCR) strategy and circular economy initiatives.
This role combines polymer engineering expertise, project management, and commercial collaboration to drive the development, qualification, and commercialization of sustainable polymer solutions across Greif's Plastics and IBC businesses.Working at the intersection of Engineering, Operations, Quality, Procurement, Sustainability, and Commercial teams, this position is responsible for advancing PCR adoption through both internal capability development and external supplier engagement.
The role will lead technical evaluations, process development initiatives, material qualifications, supplier assessments, and strategic projects that enable the successful integration of PCR while maintaining product performance, quality, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency.This position plays a critical role in building Greif's long-term PCR cap