Jobs at Applied Technical Services (ATS)

Drive revenue growth across aerospace, aviation, defense, and space accounts by developing strategic account plans, managing complex sales cycles, translating technical and compliance needs into calibration and testing solutions, leading proposals and negotiations, and expanding enterprise relationships. The role requires collaboration with engineering, operations, quality, metrology, and maintenance stakeholders while maintaining CRM discipline, forecast accuracy, pipeline development, and account growth.

Perform radiographic nondestructive testing inspections on naval ships and submarines. Level I technicians assist with equipment setup, inspections, documentation, and certified personnel. Level II radiographers independently conduct RT examinations, prepare instructions, report results, guide trainees, and coordinate with clients. Both roles require radiation safety compliance, industrial-environment work, physical labor, extended shifts, and adherence to safety programs.

Entry-level mechanical engineer supporting inspections, testing, equipment installations, structural and mechanical analysis, load testing, engineering calculations, design drawings, certification reports, client meetings, subcontractor coordination, and field data collection. The role involves approximately 50% customer-site work across the Midwest, frequent regional travel, occasional national travel, work at heights, and collaboration with senior engineers and cross-functional teams.

Supports corporate accounting through cash accounting, general ledger transactions, reconciliations, journal entries, month-end close, financial reporting, audits, and internal controls. The role analyzes financial data, maintains accounting schedules, collaborates across departments, and improves reporting and accounting processes using Excel, Power Query, Power BI, and ERP systems. It also supports automation, system enhancements, U.S. GAAP compliance, and process optimization.

Performs phased array ultrasonic examinations of materials according to procedures, codes, standards, and specifications. Prepares instructions, organizes examination results, reports findings, supports trainees, and coordinates work priorities with managers and clients. The role requires industrial inspection experience, Level II UT/PAUT qualifications, communication skills, physical work in hazardous and confined environments, extended shifts, travel, and the ability to work at heights and lift up to 100 pounds.

Administers health, welfare, retirement, wellness, and compliance programs. Supports employee inquiries, vendor relationships, open enrollment, benefits communications, audits, reporting, billing reconciliation, file feeds, and regulatory compliance. The role resolves escalated issues, maintains benefits resources, supports process improvements, and coordinates benefits-related projects and system implementations.

Manages calibration laboratory operations, staff, customer service delivery, supplies, quality, safety, compliance, hiring, performance, and growth. Performs hands-on calibration of precision measurement and test equipment, coordinates service commitments, supports sales, manages supplier and service agreements, evaluates departmental performance and P&L, and develops technicians. Requires travel to client sites or events up to 10%.

Leads financial management for Testing & Calibration business segments, including close processes, reporting, budgeting, forecasting, financial analysis, accounting compliance, internal controls, audits, acquisitions, cash flow, and working capital improvement. Partners with segment and operational leaders to improve profitability and performance while managing finance and accounting teams, driving process improvements, and supporting strategic initiatives across a multi-site organization.

Conduct physical and biomechanical assessments, analyze athlete performance data, and develop individualized training programs for athletes across sports and competitive levels. Oversee in-person and remote training, monitor progress, reduce injury risk, and communicate actionable findings to athletes, families, coaches, and trainers. Maintain performance technology, coordinate evaluations, support client retention, and contribute to business development, outreach, content creation, and marketing initiatives.

Drives revenue growth and market expansion for calibration services across assigned territories. Identifies leads, expands relationships across 150–200 customer locations, demonstrates services, cultivates existing accounts, negotiates and closes sales, and maintains CRM records. Supports trade shows, demonstrations, training events, and cross-functional coordination. The role requires substantial field engagement, technical or industrial sales expertise, regional market knowledge, and travel of up to 50%.

Perform Level II ultrasonic shear-wave and magnetic particle examinations on materials in industrial and fabrication environments. Follow procedures, codes, standards, and specifications; prepare instructions and report examination results. Guide trainees, coordinate work scope and priorities with managers and clients, work independently, and support team members. The contract requires extensive travel, long shifts, work at heights and in confined spaces, hazardous materials exposure, and lifting up to 100 pounds.

Process regular and special multi-state payrolls, audit transactions, calculate adjustments, administer deductions and 401(k) contributions, maintain payroll and HRIS records, prepare reports, respond to employee and compliance inquiries, and support payroll system implementations, integrations, upgrades, testing, and process improvements.

Conduct independent forensic electrical investigations involving system failures, fires, equipment malfunctions, power surges, lightning, and loss causation. Perform site inspections, analyze evidence and electrical systems, evaluate code compliance, prepare defensible technical reports, and communicate findings to clients, attorneys, insurers, and contractors. Provide litigation support, depositions, mediation, arbitration, and expert testimony as needed. Work independently on project-based assignments while maintaining professional licensure and meeting deadlines.

Perform radiographic nondestructive testing examinations, operate NDT equipment, document and report inspection results, prepare work instructions, and support trainees and project teams. RT Assistants prepare equipment and components, assist certified technicians, organize work areas, and document training. Both roles require safety compliance, communication with clients and managers, industrial-environment work, extended shifts and travel, radiation and hazardous-material exposure, work at heights and in confined spaces, and lifting up to 100 pounds.

Conduct field-based nondestructive testing and inspections using multiple methods, collect and evaluate test data, maintain results, and complete technical reports. The role requires gamma radiography experience, relevant NDT/CWI/API certifications, safe work in industrial and hazardous environments, technical document interpretation, computer data entry, and flexibility for extended shifts, travel, heights, confined spaces, and heavy lifting.

Conduct field inspections of tanks, pressure vessels, piping, and related components for regulatory and quality compliance. Recommend repairs and alterations, prepare assessment reports, support process improvements, and work independently at industrial, manufacturing, and laboratory sites. The role requires API certification, relocation to Portland, physical work at heights and in confined spaces, variable schedules, occasional extended travel, and compliance with safety, drug-screening, driving, and U.S. person requirements.

Owns assigned customer relationships throughout the sales and service lifecycle. Responds to inquiries, manages leads and opportunities through closure, identifies customer needs, recommends ATS solutions, maintains accurate CRM records, and follows up on outcomes and satisfaction. Requires strong communication, organization, urgency, and the ability to manage multiple customer relationships in a high-volume environment.

Conduct forensic biomechanical investigations of crashes, slip-and-fall incidents, and mechanical failures; analyze human motion, forces, and injury mechanisms; perform static and dynamic testing; prepare technical reports; present findings to clients, conferences, and in legal proceedings; and provide deposition and trial testimony.

Investigate and reconstruct vehicle and traffic collisions using engineering, physics, human factors, inspections, 3D scanning, EDR and ADAS data, testing, and simulation. Prepare technical reports, presentations, and expert opinions for technical and non-technical audiences. Participate in depositions and trials, provide expert testimony, maintain technical expertise, and manage multiple cases and deadlines. Frequent driving and occasional overnight travel are required.

Perform Level II nondestructive examinations of materials according to procedures, codes, standards, and specifications. Prepare instructions, organize and report examination results, guide trainees, coordinate work priorities with managers and clients, and work independently in industrial environments. The role requires extended travel, work at heights and in confined spaces, exposure to radiation and hazardous materials, shifts up to 12 hours, and lifting up to 100 pounds.