Jobs at Marshalltown Company

Designs and develops manufacturing tools, fixtures, prototypes, special machinery, and production improvements. Creates 3D solid models and detailed drawings, troubleshoots equipment and tooling issues, commissions equipment, manages tooling vendors, and collaborates with manufacturing, purchasing, sales, and shop-floor teams. Applies mechanical design, manufacturing processes, lean principles, quality methodologies, and analytical problem-solving to improve productivity, reliability, and product quality.

Manage sourcing and supply chain projects involving supplier development, qualification, quality improvement, cost reduction, ERP processes, inventory analysis, and logistics optimization. Evaluate suppliers, perform make-versus-buy analyses, support new product launches, track supplier quality issues, resolve specification discrepancies, and coordinate with internal teams and vendors. The role is on-site in Fayetteville, Arkansas, with less than 20% domestic and international travel.

Develop sales and market share across Florida by managing distributor and retailer relationships, presenting construction tool products, building merchandise displays, identifying market opportunities, and tracking territory performance. The role requires outside or territory sales experience, construction industry knowledge, strong communication and organizational skills, and proficiency with CRM and sales technology.

The Recruiter manages full-cycle recruitment for professional and skilled trade positions, including sourcing, interviewing, candidate assessment, onboarding, and ATS recordkeeping. The role develops recruitment strategies, partners with hiring managers across facilities, uses job boards, social media, and networking to attract candidates, and ensures a positive candidate experience. It also requires staying current with talent acquisition practices and managing multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.

Electrical Engineering Interns will design and implement electrical control systems, mechanical fixtures, and automation solutions for manufacturing processes. Responsibilities include programming PLCs, robots, HMIs, and CNC equipment; improving system safety and efficiency; developing testing procedures; troubleshooting with cross-functional teams; and collecting and analyzing data.

Mechanical Engineering Interns will test, design, and prototype new construction-tool products; recommend product improvements; collaborate with Production to simplify manufacturing; support product development throughout the lifecycle; create testing procedures; and collect and analyze data. Candidates must be pursuing a mechanical engineering or related degree and demonstrate analytical, computer, communication, collaboration, creative, and detail-oriented skills. Experience or interest in product development, construction, and manufacturing is desirable.

Industrial Engineering Interns will support process improvement, cost reduction, documentation, data collection, and implementation of new manufacturing processes. Responsibilities include reviewing process flows using Lean Manufacturing principles, analyzing manufacturing and shipping operations, and recommending enhancements. Candidates should be pursuing an Industrial or Manufacturing Engineering degree and possess analytical, communication, collaboration, and computer skills.

Develops and implements cost-effective manufacturing processes and product designs. Evaluates new process business cases, presents recommendations, solves complex manufacturing challenges, and designs or sources production equipment, robotic systems, and automation. Creates detailed CAD models and drawings for fabrication. Requires hands-on mechanical experience, machine and component design expertise, manufacturing equipment experience, and a bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering.

Design, program, test, and troubleshoot electrical control systems and automation projects for a manufacturing facility. Specify and source components (PLCs, robots, vision, drives, sensors), produce electrical drawings, create PLC/HMI programs, perform root-cause analysis, maintain/improve automated systems, and lead cross-discipline project activities.

Design, program, test, and troubleshoot electrical control systems for manufacturing automation. Prepare electrical drawings, program PLCs and HMIs, diagnose hardware/software issues, support and improve automated systems, and lead cross-disciplinary project coordination.