BW Packaging
Industrial Machinery Manufacturing
BW Packaging offers comprehensive packaging machinery and solutions including flexible systems, filling and closing, labeling, end-of-line, and integration services.
Hiring now
Is BW Packaging hiring?
Yes. As of November 5, 2026, BW Packaging has 20 open roles on Metaintro. 9 were posted in the last 30 days.
Open roles
Newest first. Pay shown when the posting lists it.
- Lead, Engineering Excellence – Global Standards (Electrical)Science, Technology, Engineering, and MathDoncaster, England, United Kingdom +3Doncaster, England, United Kingdom +3——24d ago
- Analyst, Business StrategyAnalystSaint Louis, Missouri, United StatesSaint Louis, Missouri, United States——24d ago
- Mechanical EngineerScience, Technology, Engineering, and MathFresno, California, United States · $90K – $105K/yrFresno, California, United States—$90K – $105K/yr24d ago
- Mechanical Assembly TechnicianManufacturingStow, Ohio, United StatesStow, Ohio, United States——28d ago
- Mechanical Assembly LeaderManufacturingParma, Emilia-Romagna, Italy · €50K – €75K/yrParma, Emilia-Romagna, Italy—€50K – €75K/yr28d ago
- Controls EngineerScience, Technology, Engineering, and MathDoncaster, England, United KingdomDoncaster, England, United Kingdom——Oct 6, 2026
- MachinistManufacturingAkron, Ohio, United States +1Akron, Ohio, United States +1——Oct 6, 2026
- Electrical AssemblerManufacturingStow, Ohio, United StatesStow, Ohio, United States——Oct 6, 2026
Hiring pattern
How fast BW Packaging is adding roles, and how they're set up.
New roles each monthRoles first posted in the month
How roles are set upShare of open roles
Customers
All 8 companies BW Packaging names as customers.
Case studies7
- PPearson Foods Corporation
- LLittle Bear Produce
- TThe Killer Brownie® Company
- FFruit of the Earth
- TTonewood Brewing
- MMazzraty
- CCan Corporation of America
Other customers1
- PPearson Foods
What their customers say
Quotes from people at BW Packaging's customers.
““There are probably three or four other bagging systems that are out there,” Nelson said. “The Hayssen bagger is definitely not the cheapest. But our Ultimas run every day; we’ve not had any issues with them. Minimal upkeep, they just keep on running. And now with this ISB, it’s just an improvement on what we already have.””
““The light option has been awesome,” Nelson said. “It’s a great visual. I can tell from anywhere in the shop where that ISB bagger is operationally.””
““The machine is intuitive,” Nelson said. “We can train our folks within two to three days.””
““We can run an ISB bagger between 18% and 22% faster than we can the other two machines,” Nelson said. “That’s one of the things I personally like about it the most, that it’s servo-driven. It’s smart. I like smart.””
““Tech support has been outstanding,” Nelson said. “I’ve had a couple of conditions where I needed something right away; they were able to expedite. They actually took some parts out of an existing machine to help get us up and running.””
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““Our Ultimas run every day; we’ve not had any issues with them,””
“The operators assigned to the older machine would ask to switch to the ISB. They said it was more efficient and easier to set up.”
“Little Bear’s team was clear about where they go next: their first stop when looking for additional bagger and scale equipment is BW Packaging. They want to align themselves with the best in the industry—because in their words, that will do nothing but lift them up.”
“They described the BW team as “extremely impressive.””
““We knew that we wanted to start at a certain place in a certain capacity, and we knew we wanted to build out from there,” Mayne-Ross said. “We were looking for a company that would be able to offer us that in the equipment and the long-term support. They haven’t disappointed.””
““The exciting part of breaking into some of these channels is where we’re seeing interest where we couldn’t help people before,” Mayne-Ross said. “We feel like we’ve entered a whole new chapter in our company’s story by having this product available.””
““The most important part is to take care of the people who are under your care,” she said. “We saw immediately that that was an important part of the BW culture as well. We knew if they were taking care of their employees and empowering them and if they were happy, that they would be a great partner for us because they would be people who enjoy their work and want to support us as a customer.””
““Our product manager and one of our managers went down there, and we were just blown away by the culture and the way they treated our team members as guests,” Mayne-Ross said. “When they returned, they brought back a book about BW’s culture – Everybody Matters – which I read cover-to-cover and has now become one of the most important books of my library.””
““I think sometimes we weren’t quite sure where we were going – we had never done individually wrapped products before and nobody within our company had ever done flow wrap,” Hoy said. “They gave us a great head start in an area that we knew nothing about.””
““That was when we realized that they had really bought into what we wanted to do,” Hoy said.”
““At the beginning of our search, we definitely were impressed with what we saw at the show,” Hoy said. We probably talked with 6-8 companies at the show to discuss the possibilities. BW treated us very well. They didn’t just hand us a card and say, ‘We’ll have this person contact you.’ They took the time to answer our questions and showed us how a product would run on the line.””
““That upgrade worked very, very well,” Ferguson reported. “So, what we did after that is we systematically upgraded all of the older machines.””
““I do know that BW Packaging makes a lot of other types of equipment,” says Ferguson. “When the time comes, I would move forward with that equipment.””
““A good partner for me is being able to call my sales rep’s cell phone when I have an issue, rather than (him) just selling me a machine and then leaving me off on my own,” says Ferguson. “I need support for that equipment for the life of the machine.””
““I went from having my label machines being the number one downtime in an area, to not even in the top ten,” Ferguson crowed.”
““The first thing anyone looks at is the label,” says Brandon Ferguson, Manager of Mechanical Operations in Production at Fruit of the Earth. “So that machine needs to be able to apply that label where it looks perfect.””
“"Whenever we had a problem, their team would be right on it for us."”
“"Once you dial it in and start the line up, it really just likes to run and it runs perfectly."”
“"It made it so the packaging wasn't the bottleneck anymore."”
Skills they ask for
Most frequent across open postings.
Most requested skills
- Industrial networks
- AutoCAD Electrical
- HMI development
- Machine safety
- Microsoft Office
- Workday
- Employee relations
Tech stack
- CDN
- cdnjs
- Cloudflare
- jsDelivr
- Analytics
- Google Tag Manager
- Google Analytics 4
- Libraries
- jQuery
- Bootstrap
- Font Awesome
Company facts
- Headquarters
- St. Louis, United States
- Industry
- Industrial Machinery Manufacturing
- Sector (NAICS)
- Manufacturing
- Peer
- Crown Equipment Corporation
- Website
- bwpackaging.com
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Questions about BW Packaging
- Is BW Packaging hiring?
- Yes. As of November 5, 2026, BW Packaging has 20 open roles on Metaintro. 9 were posted in the last 30 days. The most are in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (10), Manufacturing (7), and Operations Management (2).
- Where is BW Packaging hiring?
- BW Packaging is hiring in Akron, Lynchburg, Romeoville, Stow, Doncaster, and Fresno, with the most open roles in Akron.
- Who are BW Packaging's customers?
- BW Packaging names 8 customers, including Pearson Foods Corporation, Little Bear Produce, The Killer Brownie® Company, Fruit of the Earth, and Tonewood Brewing.
- What skills does BW Packaging look for?
- Its open roles most often ask for Industrial networks, AutoCAD Electrical, HMI development, Machine safety, and Microsoft Office.