MPI, Inc. is the worldwide leader in wax-room equipment, having developed and introduced more systems and products than all our competition combined. With over 3,200 machines still in service all over the world, we produce the most sophisticated wax injection systems in the industry. Our focus is on revolutionizing technology for wax pattern production and processing through automation, offering state-of-the-art Global Service Support for our customers.

$19-21.00 per hour

This is a full-time on-site role for a Sub Assembly Technician located in Poughkeepsie, NY. The Sub Assembly Technician will be responsible for tasks such as using shop tools, soldering, working with power tools, mechanical assembly, and quality control in the production process.

• Understanding of electrical fundamentals and the ability to read and interpret schematics.
• Ability to comprehend circuits and components.
• Strong attention to detail and quality standards
• Ability to work effectively in a team environment
• Experience in manufacturing or assembly processes is a plus
• High school diploma or equivalent
• Supports MPI lean culture and initiatives by attending and participating in daily lean meetings while supporting efforts to make continuous improvements throughout MPI.

https://www.mpi-systems.com/

MPI is headquartered in Poughkeepsie, NY, and is proud to be able to stamp all of their equipment with the “Proudly Made in America” moniker. Within its impressive facility, there exists a fully functioning laboratory, showroom and production facility to demonstrate our state-of-the-art wax room equipment. We also boast a full training center to provide ongoing training classes for process engineers, machine operators and maintenance staff, available to our entire global customer base. MPI also offers impressive pattern injection and pattern assembly capabilities. Pattern production is mutually beneficial because it gives the customer a chance to reap the benefits of the process without the initial commitment to purchase. It also allows MPI to clearly see opportunities for enhanced equipment design.