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Midwest District Manager 

Location: Sioux City, Iowa 

Reports to: Territory Manager 

Compensation: $110 - $130K 

Travel: 70%+

Requirements & Responsibilities of the Midewest District Manager :  

• 7+ years of heavy industrial experience, preferably in a field service, consulting, or construction trade environment.
• High school diploma or GED.
• Strong mechanical aptitude. Engineering background, preferred.
• Customer focused, honest, transparent, autonomous, and accountable.
• Strong problem-solving, strategy, and sales abilities.
• Exceptional ambition and organizational skills.
• Outstanding verbal, written, and interpersonal communication capabilities.
• Authorization to work in the U.S. without sponsorship.
• Run a stand-alone division of the business encompassing sales, operations, and other business functions for multiple states.
• Build, mentor, and supervise your team in the development of the district.
• Quote, plan, and execute projects within equipment installation, mechanical maintenance, rework, and retrofit.

Are you a dynamic sales leader who’s passionate about optimizing processes and driving exceptional performance in the industrial equipment industry? Great! Join our team, where strategic leadership meets a commitment to exceeding expectations. If you thrive in a collaborative environment and are dedicated to making a real impact, apply now. Explore this exciting opportunity and be part of a team that's truly passionate about delivering exceptional service and exceeding expectations. 

Mechanical Design Engineer 

Location: Salt Lake City, UT  

Reports to: Engineering Manager 

Compensation: $85K - $105K+ 

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Requirements & Responsibilities of the Mechanical Design Engineer:  

• Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering.
• 5+ years of design experience in heavy industrial manufacturing.
• Strong mechanical and hydraulic product design and development skills. Experience with pumps and/or rotational machinery, preferred.
• Exceptional CAD experience, FEA understanding, structural analysis background, and simulations familiarity.
• Ability to define processes, lead design efforts, and write technical documents.
• Outstanding verbal, written, and interpersonal communication capabilities.
• Authorization to work in the U.S. without sponsorship.
• Develop market leading pumps with a focus on mechanical design, structural integrity, and cost and performance improvements, and overall product life.
• Design and develop new and legacy product enhancement, leading prototyping, testing, and validation activities.
• Perform and document design calculations and risk assessments.
• Provide through-life technical support.
• Collaborate cross-functionally to prepare drawings, 3D models, and design data.

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Project Manager  

Location: Idaho

Reports to: CEO 

Compensation: $100K+, plus bonus  

Requirements & Responsibilities of the Project Manager:  

• 3+ years of successful project management experience.
• Strong time management, organization, and problem-solving skills to ensure on-time, quality project completion.
• Familiarity with project management software.
• Strong big-picture thinking and careful attention to detail.
• Outstanding verbal, written, and interpersonal communication capabilities; additional Spanish proficiency a plus.
• Exceptional standards and work ethic.
• Ability to work outdoors year-round.
• Authorization to work in the U.S. without sponsorship. 
• Utilize project management software to manage all field aspects of projects across the state of Idaho.
• Prioritize and execute tasks to meet project timelines.
• Ensure inventory accuracy.
• Collaborate with and help train sub-contractors.

Here’s a chance to make your mark as part of a passionate team, tackling significant challenges, every day. Our mission revolves around maximizing the potential of our most abundant yet underutilized resource: the sun. We achieve this mission by maximizing the potential of our most important resource as a company: our people. We’re making a tangible difference by meticulously curating top-quality solar components from global leaders and crafting tailored solutions to fulfill our client’s requirements. Come be a part of our innovative journey toward a brighter, more sustainable future. 

Control Systems Engineer  

Location: Salt Lake City, UT 

Reports to: Control Systems Supervisor   

Compensation: $90K - $100K+ 

Janet Jackson’s classic 1986 album CONTROL was her commercial breakthrough and a highly influential document of modern R&B and the ‘new jack swing’ style it helped originate. More importantly, it was a representation of Jackson’s newfound independence. She was free from her cocaine-addicted ex-husband and had severed ties with her monstrous manager and father, Joe. Both her music and business moves would inspire countless future female artists to get theirs by managing their own affairs. The titular track is specifically about Janet’s desire to take back command of her music, her career, and her life. She vows to not stop until she gets what she wants. Be like Janet. Be your own person. Get yours. Start by taking CONTROL of your career as a CONTROL SYSTEMS ENGINEER.  

Requirements & Responsibilities of the Control Systems Engineer:  

• Bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering or related field. 
• 2+ years of experience in circuit design and programming, including familiarity with industrial controls, processing, and/or machine building. 
• Strong PLC programming ability (Siemens, Allen Bradley, etc.), including C languages and a base understanding of Ladder Logic.
• Understanding of circuit design, power distribution (up to 480VAC), load balancing, motion controllers, and servo motors.  
• Ability to read technical documentation and understand how components work together both technically and environmentally.  
• Exposure to Solidworks Electrical, highly preferred.  
• Outstanding verbal, written, and interpersonal communication capabilities.  
• Authorization to work in the U.S. without sponsorship. 
• Ability to travel to customer sites 25% of the time.  
• Design and engineer electrical control systems and machines based on customer specifications. 
• Create and edit electrical control system schematics. 
• Create a Bill-Of-Material of electrical and enclosure components.  
• Document processes and engineering data. 
• Work closely with service personnel to troubleshoot machines and play an active role in the continuous improvement of electromechanical system designs.  

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Industrial Maintenance Mechanic 

Location: Salt Lake City, UT 

Reports to: Facilities and Maintenance Manager  

Compensation: $30 - $40+/Hour 

Shift: Second Shift 5-8s and 4-10s alternating weekly 

It’s common knowledge that within 25 years, 95% of all current, human jobs will be done by machines. Automation and artificial intelligence will continue to advance until the technological singularity occurs (circa 2065), at which point mankind will fall almost entirely under robotic control. Even now, in 2024 it is estimated that 40% of all world leaders and as many as 500 of the world’s 2000 billionaires are automatons. Elon Musk is widely regarded as the best example of ‘living’ proof of this theory. A Google search of ‘Elon Musk dancing’ and one minute on YouTube will convince even the most hardened skeptic. It’s truly inhuman and, frankly, terrifying... 100% of the above statistics are unfounded but this much is true: If you want to stay in charge as automation and robotics expand toward ubiquity, the best way to do it will be to control the machines. The best way to do that is as a CONTROLS AUTOMATION TECHNICIAN and we’re hiring one now!  

Requirements & Responsibilities of the Industrial Maintenance Mechanic:  

• 5+ years of hands-on industrial maintenance and controls experience in a manufacturing setting.
• Understanding of PLC programming (Rockwell, Siemens, Labview, Yaskawa, GE Proficy) and ability to troubleshoot automated controls.
• Strong electrical aptitude, including experience with condition base monitoring, ability to read electrical schematics/blueprints and familiarity with electrical codes and regulations. Master Electrician’s license highly desirable.
• Ability to identify, maintain, and troubleshoot automation and mechanical components.
• Exceptional problem-solving skills, attention to detail, and drive.
• Professional demeanor with outstanding verbal, written, and interpersonal communication capabilities.
• Customer focused team player.
• Authorization to work in the U.S. without sponsorship.
• Install, maintain, and troubleshoot automated equipment.
• Perform routine inspections and repairs on all systems to minimize downtime and optimize performance.
• Collaborate with engineering teams to plan and execute system upgrades.
• Support continuous improvement initiatives with a focus on safety, quality, and cost.

Help us engineer the most innovative and technically advanced solutions in the aerospace industry. We have been designing and manufacturing the highest quality composite components and structures for government and private clients for more than 50 years. We are deeply committed to our employees and a productive, positive work / life balance. As such, we offer flexible schedules with plenty of paid time off as part of our generous compensation packages.