Different businesses.
Many opportunities.

Cultivation, processing, extraction, retail, and administrative roles are posted
by the specific business, where the work actually happens.

A different kind of work rhythm.

Perpetual harvest means an ongoing, weekly cycle. A room comes down, gets hung, dried, bucked and finished—and the next one is right behind. It’s a regular, steady rhythm for those who like going with the flow.

Everything gets written down—what went in, what came out, what was different. Following the process and recording the details helps inform, clarify and build confidence in the work.
We are always looking for good people. Let us know if you’re interested.
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And if you happen to like industrial design — and have a passion for cannabis.

To us, design is fluid, drawing facilities before they exist—rooms, benches, doorways, the route a cart takes from one place to another. And the drawing continues while the building is going up, and even after it opens. Our design
work has much in common with gaming studios and architectural offices.
Spaces are built to be efficient, work is meant to be dynamic.

So, if you’ve never thought about a career in cannabis production, it may be
time to think again.

No role posted that fits?

Send a note anyway. Teams often get built ahead of buildings, and opportunities can bud before they flower. Pun very much intended. info@centaurusfarms.com

Every week, a room comes down.
And fresh products go out.

It starts with plants being hung, dried, and bucked, buds being finished by hand and
fresh frozen material being sent for extraction, and ends with our commitment to quality,
consistency, and customer satisfaction.
A cured cannabis bud on a black and yellow work surface
An aisle between racked curing barrels in the rickhouse
Gloved hands pruning a cannabis plant with shears
A cultivation room with rows of plants under overhead lights
A grower walking the aisle of a flowering room
Cups of trimmed flower lined up for packaging
Freshly harvested plants hung on a drying rack