Manufacturing careers can take a lot of different forms. At Wilson Tool, opportunities range from machining, maintenance and design drafting to finance, marketing, human resources, facilities, accounting and outside sales.
What connects those roles is the work behind them: helping support the people, processes and tooling that manufacturers rely on every day.
Whether you’re beginning your career, building technical skills or looking for your next professional opportunity, Wilson Tool offers paths to grow in a company focused on its customers—and committed to its employees.
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A Career Can Start in a Lot of Places
There isn’t one path into manufacturing. Some careers begin on the shop floor. Others begin in engineering, maintenance, finance, marketing or sales. At Wilson Tool, a wide range of teams contribute to the same larger goal.
Career opportunities can include:
- Manufacturing and machining
- Mechanical maintenance
- Design drafting
- Facilities
- Finance and accounting
- Human resources
- Marketing
- Outside sales
That breadth gives employees the opportunity to contribute to manufacturing from different disciplines and skill sets.
A Workplace Built Around People and the Work
Wilson Tool has built its business around a commitment to customers, but that commitment also extends to employees.
The company maintains a clean, safe and efficient work environment shaped by lean manufacturing practices. Wilson Tool also describes itself as a family-oriented company that supports employees’ personal lives and well-being.
Competitive compensation and benefits are part of that commitment, with programs reviewed against the marketplace and adjusted as needed.
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Learn Manufacturing by Doing It
For students and recent graduates, Wilson Tool offers paid internship opportunities designed to provide practical experience while building technical skills.
The Manufacturing Internship Program allows students to work part-time while attending technical school. Participants can gain experience through manufacturing job rotations and see different areas of the operation firsthand.
Typical manufacturing internship areas include:
Machining | Mechanical Maintenance | Design Drafting
The goal is straightforward: give students applicable experience they can carry into their careers while helping develop the next generation of manufacturing talent.
Upon graduation, interns may also have the opportunity to apply for available full-time positions.
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Real Experience Before Graduation
An internship should offer more than another line on a résumé.
Wilson Tool’s paid internship program gives students exposure to real manufacturing environments, responsibilities and career paths while they are still completing their education.
That combination of classroom learning and hands-on experience can help students better understand where their interests and skills fit within manufacturing—and enter the workforce with experience they can already put to use.
Manufacturing Takes More Than Manufacturing
One misconception worth challenging in this article is that a manufacturing company only hires machinists.
The tooling may be made on the manufacturing floor, but running a global manufacturing organization also requires people working across operations, facilities, finance, accounting, marketing, human resources, sales and other business functions.
For someone considering Wilson Tool, that means there may be more ways to build a career here than they initially expect.
Find Your Place at Wilson Tool
Whether you’re an experienced manufacturing professional, beginning a technical career, looking for a professional role or searching for an internship, Wilson Tool continually adds new opportunities. View Current U.S. Job Openings, Explore Employee Benefits & Internship Opportunities
Wilson Tool International is an EEO/AA employer: women, minorities, the disabled, and veterans are encouraged to apply. EEO is the Law.
If you are a qualified individual with a disability, a disabled veteran, or an individual that has other barriers that limit your ability to access our on-line application system, please contact Human Resources to discuss alternative ways to apply for open positions.