Enterprise Information Systems Engineer

About Charm   Our mission is to return the atmosphere to 280 ppm CO₂. We convert excess inedible biomass into carbon-rich bio-oil and inject it into underground storage for permanent carbon removal. At scale, we can use bio-oil to make fossil-free iron.   Our carbon removal efforts began in 2020 with initial purchases from customers like Stripe, Shopify, and Microsoft. Since then, we’ve scaled to thousands of tons of carbon removal, grown to over a hundred employees, and established three locations in San Francisco, Colorado, and Louisiana.   We're expanding our team of ambitious, creative, and hands-on problem solvers. We value psychological safety, collaboration, and continuous learning. We take calculated risks and treat mistakes as opportunities to improve. If you're excited about tackling big challenges, we encourage you to explore our company values.   Come help us reverse climate change. Gigatons or bust! About the Role    Charm is hiring an Enterprise Integration Systems (EIS) Engineer to own the technical infrastructure connecting our core operating systems, including Manufacturo (MFO), NetSuite, Mangrove, and other business-critical platforms.   Reporting to the Lead IT Systems Engineer within Charm’s IT organization, the EIS Engineer owns the integration layer that enables our systems to operate as a connected ecosystem. This includes designing and maintaining integrations, building automation scripts, administering key platforms, monitoring data flows, and resolving anomalies that emerge across system boundaries.   Charm operates under a federated ownership model. Engineering, Operations, MRV, and Finance own their respective data, processes, and business outcomes. The EIS Engineer owns the technical infrastructure that connects those functions and ensures information moves between systems accurately and reliably.   You will be the technical partner teams turn to when a new workflow needs to be integrated, a process requires automation, or an issue spans multiple systems. You will not own every business process, but you will own the infrastructure that enables those processes to work together.   This is a hybrid role with an expectation of working onsite three days per week.