Rain Bird’s irrigation products and services are tailored to meet the needs of our customers. At Rain Bird, product managers center the customer throughout the entire process, from conception and development to marketing and sales. As one of our principal Product Managers, Ron, says, Product Managers are the “voice of the customer…communicating to the company what the market needs.”

At Rain Bird, our mission is to provide great irrigation products and services to our customers that promote the Intelligent Use of Water for worldwide irrigation applications. We’re also committed to being good environmental leaders across our global community. That mission and commitment make environmental stewardship one of Rain Bird’s core values.

Rain Bird is proud to have our headquarters in Tucson, Arizona. Tucson’s location, natural beauty, opportunities for exploration, and history and culture make it a unique place to live – and our Tucson headquarters is a great place to work. There’s something for everyone to enjoy in Tucson!

It’s no secret that irrigation tends to be a male-dominated industry, and sales as a profession is typically staffed by men as well. Here at Rain Bird, however, we have a vibrant and diverse staff throughout the company, and we are thrilled to employ many strong women in our Sales division.

Our local communities have faced many challenges during the COVID-19 pandemic, and organizations whose mission it is to help those in need often found themselves in need of help.

Personal development and growth are part of our core values at Rain Bird. We support our employees in learning more about their jobs and the industry and pursuing higher education. Our culture of growth also spreads to how employees work as a team. Everyone at Rain Bird is willing to step in and lend a hand, helping all employees succeed.

The recent U.S. Women’s Open Championship marked the 76th anniversary of the most prestigious event in women’s golf. It was the first women’s professional event contested at the historic Olympic Club, which has hosted 10 USGA national championships, including five U.S. Opens.

July is Smart Irrigation Month! Rain Bird is dedicated to developing water-efficient irrigation systems all year round, but we especially recognize the importance of these systems in the summertime. July is typically the month that sees the most demand for water use with the rising temperatures and long days, and using water intelligently is vital.

Rain Bird is thrilled to be adding more women to our leadership teams, and we’re actively recruiting diverse candidates at all levels. We value the varied perspectives that come from hiring employees from a range of backgrounds.

Rain Bird is dedicated to creating the best experiences at golf courses around the world and also cares deeply about diversity, personal development, and continuous improvement. Rain Bird agreed to finance the flight costs for the women volunteering at the Open to make it even more accessible.