Matrix Bartlett Facility
Machine Builder Automation System Technician
Matrix Bartlett Facility, Bartlett, Illinois, United States, 60103
Matrix Design is a great company because we have great people. At Matrix Design, we are committed to
Developing Great People, Building a Great Company,
and
Delivering Great Results.
Our culture rests upon six Core Values that we strive to embody each and every day:
We Can Do That!
We Do It Right!
We Do What We Say
We Do It Better Next Time!
We Do It Together!
We Do It for a Greater Purpose
Solving automation integration problems across various industries is innovative, challenging, and often complex work. It demands creativity, collaboration, perseverance, and hard work from every member of the team. Therefore, we strive to put the
Right Person
in the
Rights Seat
so that everyone wins!
Summary The Systems Technician is responsible for assembling the mechanical components of industrial automation systems based on detailed drawings provided by the Engineering departments. This role physically builds systems, including mounting components and routing cables and wires—without connecting live power. The Systems Technician ensures that systems are properly assembled and fully prepared for electrical integration and testing by other teams.
Accountabilities & Responsibilities Be an ideal team player
Humble – Collaborative. Elevates contributions of others. Lacks excessive ego.
Hungry – Diligent. Self-motivated. Looks for more responsibility and opportunity.
Smart – Emotionally intelligent. Understands team dynamics. Exercises common sense.
Mechanical System Assembly
Assemble mechanical components of automation systems based on engineering drawings and specifications.
Mount hardware such as enclosures, actuators, sensors, and other system components.
Cable & Wire Preparation
Route and organize cables and wires per layout guidelines, ensuring readiness for electrical integration.
Quality & Process Control
Perform quality checks to ensure proper alignment, fit, and secure installation of mechanical parts.
Maintain accurate records of build progress and report any discrepancies or issues to leads.
Follow safety protocols and company procedures during all assembly activities.
Support & Collaboration
Collaborate with engineers and other technicians to resolve mechanical assembly challenges.
Assist in organizing and maintaining tools, materials, and workstations in the production area.
Skills and Competencies
Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings and assembly instructions
Strong mechanical aptitude and hands-on assembly skills
Familiarity with industrial components such as actuators, sensors, and control panels
Basic understanding of cable routing and wire management (without live connections)
Attention to detail and precision in mechanical builds
Effective communication and teamwork skills
Ability to follow standardized procedures and safety protocols
Organizational skills for managing parts and tools efficiently
Qualifications
High school diploma or equivalent; technical school certificate or associate degree in a related field preferred
1–3 years of experience in mechanical assembly or production environment, preferably in industrial automation
Experience working with mechanical drawings and technical documentation
Familiarity with basic hand tools and power tools used in assembly
Understanding of safety practices in a manufacturing or assembly setting
Ability to stand, bend, kneel, and lift up to 50 lbs regularly
Comfortable working in a production environment that may require repetitive tasks and prolonged periods of physical activity
Travel Requirements
Up to 20%
You should be proficient in
Customer Service
Continuous Improvement
Equipment Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Skills
Machine Building/Assembling
Mechanical Troubleshooting Skills
Soldering
Pneumatics Experience
120/208/240/480 Voltage Systems
Troubleshooting Industrial Automation Equipment
KaizenMechanical Testing
Field Measurements
Lean Manufacturing Principles
Excellent Communication Skills
Shop Math Skills
Experience in a Manufacturing Environment
Blueprint Reading
Basic Computer Skills
Machines & Technologies You'll Use
MIG Welder
Labeling Systems
Heat Gun
Multimeter
Manual Grinder
Manual Lathe
Manual Vertical Mill
Palletizer
Band Saw
Belt Sander
Salary Info $25 - $35 / hr
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Developing Great People, Building a Great Company,
and
Delivering Great Results.
Our culture rests upon six Core Values that we strive to embody each and every day:
We Can Do That!
We Do It Right!
We Do What We Say
We Do It Better Next Time!
We Do It Together!
We Do It for a Greater Purpose
Solving automation integration problems across various industries is innovative, challenging, and often complex work. It demands creativity, collaboration, perseverance, and hard work from every member of the team. Therefore, we strive to put the
Right Person
in the
Rights Seat
so that everyone wins!
Summary The Systems Technician is responsible for assembling the mechanical components of industrial automation systems based on detailed drawings provided by the Engineering departments. This role physically builds systems, including mounting components and routing cables and wires—without connecting live power. The Systems Technician ensures that systems are properly assembled and fully prepared for electrical integration and testing by other teams.
Accountabilities & Responsibilities Be an ideal team player
Humble – Collaborative. Elevates contributions of others. Lacks excessive ego.
Hungry – Diligent. Self-motivated. Looks for more responsibility and opportunity.
Smart – Emotionally intelligent. Understands team dynamics. Exercises common sense.
Mechanical System Assembly
Assemble mechanical components of automation systems based on engineering drawings and specifications.
Mount hardware such as enclosures, actuators, sensors, and other system components.
Cable & Wire Preparation
Route and organize cables and wires per layout guidelines, ensuring readiness for electrical integration.
Quality & Process Control
Perform quality checks to ensure proper alignment, fit, and secure installation of mechanical parts.
Maintain accurate records of build progress and report any discrepancies or issues to leads.
Follow safety protocols and company procedures during all assembly activities.
Support & Collaboration
Collaborate with engineers and other technicians to resolve mechanical assembly challenges.
Assist in organizing and maintaining tools, materials, and workstations in the production area.
Skills and Competencies
Ability to read and interpret mechanical drawings and assembly instructions
Strong mechanical aptitude and hands-on assembly skills
Familiarity with industrial components such as actuators, sensors, and control panels
Basic understanding of cable routing and wire management (without live connections)
Attention to detail and precision in mechanical builds
Effective communication and teamwork skills
Ability to follow standardized procedures and safety protocols
Organizational skills for managing parts and tools efficiently
Qualifications
High school diploma or equivalent; technical school certificate or associate degree in a related field preferred
1–3 years of experience in mechanical assembly or production environment, preferably in industrial automation
Experience working with mechanical drawings and technical documentation
Familiarity with basic hand tools and power tools used in assembly
Understanding of safety practices in a manufacturing or assembly setting
Ability to stand, bend, kneel, and lift up to 50 lbs regularly
Comfortable working in a production environment that may require repetitive tasks and prolonged periods of physical activity
Travel Requirements
Up to 20%
You should be proficient in
Customer Service
Continuous Improvement
Equipment Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Skills
Machine Building/Assembling
Mechanical Troubleshooting Skills
Soldering
Pneumatics Experience
120/208/240/480 Voltage Systems
Troubleshooting Industrial Automation Equipment
KaizenMechanical Testing
Field Measurements
Lean Manufacturing Principles
Excellent Communication Skills
Shop Math Skills
Experience in a Manufacturing Environment
Blueprint Reading
Basic Computer Skills
Machines & Technologies You'll Use
MIG Welder
Labeling Systems
Heat Gun
Multimeter
Manual Grinder
Manual Lathe
Manual Vertical Mill
Palletizer
Band Saw
Belt Sander
Salary Info $25 - $35 / hr
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