Jobs at Applied Technical Services (ATS)

Manages client cases from intake through completion and closure, serving as the primary liaison between engineers, attorneys, law firms, insurers, TPAs, and other clients. Responsibilities include project scoping, estimates, billing reviews, case-file management, deadline tracking, scheduling inspections and legal proceedings, quality assurance, and handling urgent requests in a high-volume environment.

Prepares incoming materials for testing or refined cuts using saws and assists with manual milling and lathe operations. Reviews cut sheets and specimen numbers, sorts excess material, determines disposal methods, performs general machine maintenance, and reports repair needs. The role requires accurate measurement, safe tool operation, physical exertion, PPE use, cleanliness, and willingness to work first or second shifts. A high school diploma or equivalent and U.S. Person status for ITAR-controlled information are required.

Conducts materials testing, characterization, data interpretation, and technical report writing for metals, polymers, coatings, and related systems. Supports failure analysis and customer projects using microscopy and laboratory instrumentation. Maintains and calibrates equipment, manages chemical and equipment inventories, follows GLP, ISO, and safety procedures, and assists senior staff with research and testing.

Performs vibration testing and data collection on industrial equipment, reviews customer specifications, maintains accurate testing records, and follows quality procedures. The analyst supports reliability engineering teams, completes testing on schedule, communicates with clients, and works in industrial environments, including at heights and around operating equipment. Level II or III vibration certification is required; alignment, infrared, motor testing, and Emerson software experience are advantageous.

Drive revenue growth for calibration services across the Kansas City territory by identifying leads, expanding customer relationships, demonstrating solutions, negotiating contracts, and closing sales. Manage approximately 150–200 customer locations, maintain CRM records, attend industry events, coordinate with internal teams, and travel regularly throughout the assigned region.

Conducts destructive and optical testing of materials, components, and finished products. Operates specialized testing equipment, records and analyzes results, troubleshoots equipment, ensures compliance with industry standards and safety procedures, supports technicians, and oversees client projects and deadlines in a laboratory environment.

Perform hands-on load, hydrostatic pressure, lifecycle, and custom testing of components, assemblies, and systems. Follow testing procedures and specifications, write basic custom test scripts, fabricate test fixtures, operate test equipment, interpret results, prepare work orders and reports, communicate findings to customers, and procure lab supplies. The role includes a 90-day training period and requires safe handling of tools, machinery, and materials.

Supports senior accident reconstruction experts with vehicle collision investigations, site and vehicle inspections, evidence collection, 3D scanning, collision analysis, research, technical reporting, exhibits, and presentations. The role involves evaluating physical and technical evidence, learning forensic reconstruction methods, managing multiple cases, and contributing to publications. Frequent driving and occasional overnight travel are required. Comprehensive training is provided, and prior accident reconstruction experience is not required.

Drive revenue and market expansion for calibration services across Florida and surrounding territories. Identify leads, manage approximately 150–200 customer accounts, conduct outside sales, demonstrate services, negotiate and close deals, strengthen client relationships, maintain CRM records, and support industry events. The role requires technical or industrial sales experience, substantial field engagement, travel up to 50%, and eligibility as a U.S. Person under ITAR requirements.

Provides administrative support for a calibration department, including database entry, invoice processing, document scanning, filing, scheduling, customer communication, equipment shipping and receiving, vendor coordination, quoting, and maintaining recall databases. The role also supports project coordination, customer status inquiries, and onsite scheduling while ensuring accurate paperwork and compliance with purchase order requirements.

Supports certified technicians with radiographic and nondestructive testing projects by preparing equipment, organizing work areas, documenting training, entering data, and assisting with inspections. The role involves industrial environments, radiation and hazardous materials, heights, confined spaces, extended shifts, travel, and lifting up to 100 pounds.

Perform NAS-410 Level II radiographic and/or penetrant examinations in industrial environments. Interpret procedures, codes, standards, and specifications; prepare instructions and examination reports; guide trainees; coordinate with managers and clients; and work independently while following safety procedures. The role involves radiation, hazardous materials, elevated platforms, confined spaces, extended shifts, physical lifting, and travel.

This summer internship provides hands-on experience supporting customer projects and departmental initiatives across disciplines such as calibration, IT, engineering, and corporate functions. Interns collaborate with leaders, assist with research, documentation, process improvement, and technical, analytical, operational, or administrative tasks. They participate in meetings and training while applying industry standards and developing professional skills. The role is full-time and on-site in Marietta, Georgia, with a tentative May 24–July 31 schedule.

Perform industrial radiographic nondestructive testing inspections using DR and CR X-ray equipment. Level II Radiographers interpret and report examination results, prepare instructions, guide trainees, coordinate with clients, and follow safety procedures. RT Assistants prepare equipment and components, support certified technicians, document training, and maintain work areas. The role involves industrial environments, radiation and hazardous materials, elevated and confined-space work, extended shifts, travel, and lifting up to 100 pounds.

Supports certified technicians with industrial nondestructive testing projects, including equipment preparation, cleaning, documentation, customer coordination, and on-the-job training. The role offers advancement toward Advanced NDT and PAUT certification and focuses on power generation, renewable energy, and wind energy environments. Work involves extensive travel, industrial hazards, heights, confined spaces, long shifts, and heavy lifting.

Perform PAUT and/or UTSW non-destructive examinations of materials according to procedures, codes, standards, and specifications. Prepare instructions, document and report examination results, communicate with clients and managers, and guide trainees. The role requires independent work in industrial environments, including elevated platforms, confined spaces, hazardous materials, radiation, extended shifts, and travel. Candidates must meet Level II certification requirements, possess applicable AWS, ASME, or NAS-410 experience, maintain a clean driving record, and pass a drug screen.

Perform Level II nondestructive testing examinations on shipyard materials using UT/UTSW and potentially VT/MT methods. Set up testing equipment, follow NAVSEA procedures and applicable standards, prepare instructions, document examination results, guide trainees, communicate with clients and managers, and support safety programs. Work may involve extended shifts, confined spaces, heights, industrial environments, and lifting up to 100 pounds.

Manage and grow profitable client relationships and revenue for NDT, mechanical integrity, and reliability inspection services. Maintain CRM opportunities and forecasts, prospect for new business, develop executive relationships, coordinate with operations on bids and scheduling, attend trade shows, and mentor sales team members. The role requires industrial service sales experience, frequent regional travel, physical work in industrial environments, and compliance with U.S. export control requirements.

Administers routine contracts and legal agreements, maintains contract lifecycle systems and legal records, tracks obligations and renewals, supports compliance, government contracting, corporate governance, M&A due diligence, subpoenas, claims, and sanctions screening. The role also prepares legal documents, coordinates stakeholders, identifies contract risks, and provides administrative support to attorneys and the Legal Department.

Performs nondestructive examinations of industrial materials and equipment using applicable procedures, codes, and standards. Level II technicians interpret results, prepare written instructions, report findings, guide trainees, and coordinate work with clients and managers. Assistants and trainees prepare equipment, support inspections, document training, and maintain work areas. The role involves industrial environments, heights, confined spaces, radiation, hazardous materials, extended shifts, travel, and heavy lifting.