"Driven by innovation and the development of superior processes and products."
At P&G, our engineers view every challenge not just as world – class technologists, but as consumers who are looking for greater value and increased benefits. With 300 of the world's most trusted brands, we fully understand why the world identifies us as a consumer products leader, yet we know we are so much more than that. At our core, we are a true technology company that thrives on innovation.
We offer three different career paths and entry points. You choose which path is the most interesting and best fit with your skills and abilities.
You will invent, reapply, develop, and deliver breakthrough products, processes, raw materials, and packaging technologies that provide delightful and winning brand experiences to consumers. R&D Engineers work on cutting-edge technologies with multi – disciplinary teams across the Company.
You will help develop world – class technology that provides a clear competitive advantage. Here, you'll drive the technology behind our brands by supporting the development of new products and production processes. You will use your deep technical knowledge and leading-edge tools to improve the capability of processes and systems to reduce costs and increase productivity. Project engineers are the key information hub in every project, driving speed – to – market, controlling capital spending, and coordinating projects across departments.
You will solve production issues, utilize human and technical resources, create our products, and continually improve our equipment and process systems. At P&G, your first project could be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
For all research opportunities not including engineer degrees, please refer to our Research & Development page.
Possible job titles include:
Mainstream Degrees/Roles: We typically hire candidates with degrees in Chemical, Mechanical, and Biomedical Engineering.
Mainstream Degrees/Roles: Degrees in Engineering are predominantly Mechanical, Electrical, Material, and Chemical. Potential entry – level positions include, but are not limited to: Packaging and Converting Equipment, Process, Machine and Process Control, Process Analytical, Energy and Safety Systems, and Environmental and Power Systems.
Specialty Degrees/Roles: Specialty engineering positions/roles could include: Project Management, Environmental, Welding and Health and Safety.
Mainstream Degrees/Roles: Within manufacturing, the majority of entry–level positions are filled by college graduates with a mechanical, electrical, industrial, or chemical engineering degree.
Potential entry – level positions include but are not limited to Controls Engineer, Process Engineer, and other related positions.
Specialty Degrees/Roles: A need occasionally arises for those individuals holding a Pulp–and–Paper or Environmental Engineering degree.