Mueller Industries

Mueller Industries

Engineering Process Technican

Fort Worth, Tarrant County

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 20 hours ago
Process ImprovementSolidWorksMechanical DesignCommunicationProblem SolvingMentoringMicrosoft OfficeLean Manufacturing

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About the role

  • This hands-on role provides practical experience working alongside engineers, machinists, fabricators, electricians, maintenance technicians, and production personnel.

Responsibilities

  • ATCO Rubber Products is seeking a motivated Engineering Process Technician to support equipment build, repair, maintenance, and continuous improvement activities within our manufacturing operations.

Nice to have

  • Exposure to CAD software such as SolidWorks or AutoCAD.
  • Coursework related to mechanical systems, manufacturing processes, automation, or maintenance.
  • Previous hands-on experience through projects, labs, technical programs, or manufacturing environments.
  • What You'll Gain working in this role Real-world engineering experience in a manufacturing environment
  • Exposure to industrial machinery and equipment systems
  • Mentorship from experienced engineers and technical professionals
  • Opportunities to contribute to meaningful operational improvement projects
  • Development of technical, analytical, and professional skills

Compensation

  • Pay rate is based on experience and educational level

Benefits

  • Learning Opportunities Industrial manufacturing processes

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