Product & Packaging Associate (3rd shift)

August 26, 2026

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Product & Packaging Associate (3rd shift)

Love Soap? Love the Planet? Help Us Package Both!

Join the overnight team at Dr. Bronner’s—where meaningful work meets purpose and people come first. We’re looking for a hands-on, detail-driven Product & Packaging Associate to help bring our world-famous bar soaps to life. If you’re passionate about ethical business, love working with your hands, and want to make a real impact (while getting amazing benefits like vegan lunches and pet-friendly offices), this role is for you.

Dr. Bronner’s Company Culture

Cool, kind, and capable employees are core to Dr. Bronner’s company culture! Our people are our greatest strength—strong and healthy relationships drive our success. Our workforce is impassioned, collaborative, engaged, and shares a commitment to diversity, inclusivity, and equity. Respect for differences in perspective and experience enriches our community with a sense of belonging. We seek to model a better, more just and caring world in how we show up for work, and how we show up for each other!

As All-One, our employees are family. We support our employees to live their best life and to be happy and prosperous, with these benefits*:

Fully company-paid medical (PPO), dental, vision for employees and dependents
Annual discretionary bonus
13 paid holidays
Profit-sharing plan for retirement
Childcare assistance program
Access to certain health services that may be limited in your state
Education Investment Initiative
Bring Your Dog to Work Program
Free daily vegan lunches
Green Team and Toastmasters

*Please note that benefits are offered to eligible employees and are subject to specific terms and conditions.

Starting Wage

Location

On-site at headquarters in Vista, CA

3rd Shift

9:15 PM to 5:55 AM Monday through Friday

Responsibilities:

Acquires necessary bottles, caps, labels, and packaging boxes from inventory.
Fills differing bottle sizes by hand or machine with proper soap, lotion, cream, gel, or balm product, including use of necessary hose, machine, or other device.
Makes adjustments to ensure proper amount and quality is maintained during entire production cycle of each product.
Constructs and prepares different sizes and shaped packaging boxes by hand or machine.
Labels and codes bottles and boxes as needed or instructed.
Brings bottle pallets to work area, places packaged boxes on pallets, and moves pallets to appropriate shipping area.
Breaks down boxes after loading bottles for the filler.
Loads caps to the capper machine.
Assists with loading boxes onto automated box machine as needed.
Prints labels using internal FDH system for labels.
Evaluates and ensures necessary actions are taken for all filled product before packing.
Packs and seals all approved quality product produced.
Assists with all supporting documentation for day-to-day production.
Checks country product labels in and out of designated form as instructed by lead.
Other duties as assigned within the job scope.

Qualifications:

At least 6 months manufacturing, production, and/or warehouse experience
Must have at least one year of forklift and pallet jack experience
Frequently lift, balance, carry, stack, and push/pull objects weighing up to 50 pounds.

Any combination of educational and/or work experience that would be equivalent to the stated minimum requirements would qualify for consideration of this position.

Dr. Bronner’s is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, national origin, genetics, disability, age, marital status, sex (including pregnancy, childbirth, reproductive health decisions, breastfeeding, or related conditions), veteran status, or other basis protected by law.

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Salary: USD 36000 - 60000 per year

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