Becky Stille

Becky Stille is an experienced quality assurance and laboratory management professional with a career spanning more than three decades across accounting, quality assurance, laboratory operations, production supervision, and biodiesel manufacturing. She is currently the Democratic nominee for U.S. Congress in Nebraska's 3rd district. She was the Senior Laboratory Technician with JST Global, LLC, following a 17 year tenure with Ag Processing Inc., where she progressed from Laboratory Technician to Laboratory Supervisor, Production Supervisor, and ME/Refinery Lab Manager. Her professional expertise encompasses quality assurance and control, laboratory testing and management, biodiesel production, research and development, feedstock formulation, sample management, and production operations. At Ag Processing, she was involved in developing new soy-based products and feedstock formulations designed to meet customer needs and managed two laboratories following the company's expansion. Stille began her professional career in 1990 with IBP, now associated with Tyson Foods, where she worked in several departments including Plant Accounting, Quality Assurance, and Human Resources. She transitioned into quality assurance in 2001 before joining Ag Processing in 2006. Throughout her career, she has continued to expand her technical and leadership responsibilities, including serving as a certified rail operations trainer. Her educational background includes an Associate of Arts and Sciences degree in Accounting from Western Iowa Tech Community College, which she earned while working and raising her family. Her professional credentials include FSPCA Food Safety Preventive Controls Alliance training/certification and service as a BQ9000 Administrator for the Sargeant Bluff facility. Stille attributes her professional success to determination, perseverance, and her commitment to creating a better future for herself and her children. Having experienced significant challenges early in life, she developed a mindset in which failure was not an option and used education, hard work, and persistence to build a successful career. She encourages women entering traditionally male-dominated industries to recognize their own value and refuse to allow workplace culture to limit their ambitions. Her career reflects a strong commitment to continuous advancement, technical expertise, resilience, and proving through consistent performance the value she brings to an organization and its operations.