Trex manufactures wood-alternative composite decking from mostly recycled materials, running plants on SCADA and HMI controls with JD Edwards EnterpriseOne as the ERP backbone and OneStream for financial consolidation. Hiring is accelerating and weighted toward manufacturing, operations and engineering, matching a pain-point pattern centered on 24x7 plant uptime, scrap reduction and cost savings, alongside a new Little Rock site build.
Trex Company is a publicly traded manufacturer of composite decking and outdoor living products, founded in 1996 and headquartered in Winchester, Virginia. Its boards are made primarily from reclaimed wood and recycled plastic film. The company sells through a distributor network and big-box retail, with merchandising programs in home improvement stores. Trex employs between 1,001 and 5,000 people and hires within the United States across manufacturing, operations, engineering, sales and logistics.
Trex runs JD Edwards EnterpriseOne as its ERP, alongside OneStream for financial planning and consolidation and Power BI and Qlik for analytics.
Yes. Trex's hiring is accelerating, concentrated in manufacturing, operations, engineering and sales roles, mostly at mid and junior levels, all within the United States.
Job posts point to building a new location in Little Rock, decomposing large ERP initiatives, cost saving programs, and in-store merchandising at Home Depot and Lowe's.
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