Electrical Assembly & Machine Builder - Travel & Growth

MS Ultrasonic Technology; Michigan; On-site; USD 33,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical & dental plan

Employer paid vision

Life insurance

Short-term disability

Long-term disability

HSA with company matching

401(k) with company matching

PTO 15 days starting out

10 paid holidays

Employee-friendly work environment

Work-life balance

Job summary

MS Ultrasonic Technology, LLC in Howell, MI is seeking an Electrical Assembly - Machine Builder to wire electrical systems, build control panels, and connect controls while troubleshooting equipment from assembly through customer start-up.

You'll travel approximately 20-40%, including occasional international travel, and collaborate with a hands-on team to bring machines to life. A background in building industrial machinery and reading electrical prints is essential.

Qualifications

• 2-5 years of experience building and wiring industrial machinery.
• Experience troubleshooting electrical systems.
• Ability to read electrical prints or blueprints.
• Industrial controls experience is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Build and wire electrical systems and control panels.
• Wire machines from electrical prints and schematics.
• Troubleshoot electrical and machine issues.
• Help install, start up, and repair machines at customer locations.

Skills

Electrical assembly

Wiring

Reading electrical prints/blueprints

Industrial controls experience

Team-oriented

Willing to learn

Education

Technical training in electrical, robotics, automation, mechatronics, or related field

Tools

Allen-Bradley

Siemens

Job description

MS Ultrasonic Technology, LLC in Howell, MI is seeking an Electrical Assembly - Machine Builder to wire electrical systems, build control panels, and connect controls while troubleshooting equipment from assembly through customer start-up.

You'll travel approximately 20-40%, including occasional international travel, and collaborate with a hands-on team to bring machines to life. A background in building industrial machinery and reading electrical prints is essential.