Jobs at Butler Machinery

Entry-level sales role focused on learning agricultural equipment, services, business systems, and company processes. Responsibilities include supporting product specialists with machine demonstrations and start-ups, developing assigned customer relationships, participating in farm and trade shows, completing product training, and assisting departments across the territory. The role requires agricultural knowledge, customer-service dedication, business aptitude, travel, and willingness to relocate within the company’s multi-state territory.

Leads the accounting team and oversees daily accounting operations, financial close processes, reporting, reconciliations, fixed assets, taxes, audits, and internal controls. Develops accounting policies, improves financial and operational processes, monitors regulatory changes, and provides financial guidance to management. Manages employee development, coaching, performance feedback, and coordination across organizational teams.

ButlerMAX students complete classroom and lab training at Lake Area Technical College alongside paid dealership internships. Students learn agricultural equipment and diesel technology, maintain a 3.0 GPA, complete 1,280 internship hours, follow safety standards, and develop mechanical, communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills. The program provides a scholarship opportunity and leads to an Associate of Applied Science degree and potential full-time diesel technician employment starting above $32.73 per hour.

Two-year scholarship and paid internship program preparing students for agricultural equipment diesel technician careers. Participants attend classroom and lab training at Lake Area Technical College and complete 1,280 internship hours at designated Butler dealership stores. Students maintain a 3.0 GPA, develop AGCO equipment expertise, follow safety standards, lift up to 70 pounds, and complete an AAS in Diesel Technology before transitioning to full-time technician employment.

Two-year diesel technology training program combining classroom and lab education at Lake Area Technical College with paid dealership internships. Students maintain a 3.0 GPA, complete 1,280 internship hours, learn Caterpillar equipment systems, and develop mechanical, safety, communication, and problem-solving skills. The program provides a scholarship opportunity and transitions graduates into full-time diesel technician roles.

This internship provides high school students with hands-on learning in diesel technology and parts counter warehouse industries, guided by service technician mentors.

This internship offers high school students hands-on experience in diesel technology under the mentorship of a full-time service technician. It focuses on mechanical aptitude and communication skills, providing exposure to the heavy and agricultural equipment industries.

This internship provides high school students with hands-on training in diesel technology and parts counter warehouse fields, preparing them for future education and careers.

Lead Butler Machinery's used equipment strategy, manage a team, oversee inventory and P&L, set pricing/residuals, execute out-of-territory acquisitions/sales, build trading partnerships, coordinate marketing, support field sales, and travel to stores to maintain relationships.

Two-year paid college program combining classroom training at NDSCS with paid internships at Butler Machinery stores. Students learn Caterpillar systems, maintain a 3.0 GPA, complete required internship hours, secure housing, follow safety procedures, and perform hands-on diesel technician tasks. Graduates earn an AAS degree and transition to full-time technician roles.

Perform reconciliations, prepare and analyze month-end financial statements, support audits, post journal entries, resolve variances, collaborate with departments, and contribute to process improvements and special projects.