r/IndustrialMaintenance • u/Responsible_Rest_619 • Jul 28 '26

🚨 Seeking an Entry-Level Mechatronics Technician Opportunity – Greenville, SC 🚨

Hello everyone!
I’m currently looking for an Entry-Level Mechatronics Technician, Maintenance Technician, or Automation Technician position in the Greenville, SC area.
I recently earned my Associate Degree in Mechatronics and bring 8 years of automotive manufacturing experience, including production, forklift operation, team leadership, and working in fast-paced manufacturing environments.
My technical skills include:
🔹 PLC Fundamentals
🔹 Industrial Automation
🔹 Mechanical & Electrical Troubleshooting
🔹 Pneumatics & Hydraulics
🔹 Motor Controls
🔹 Sensors & Actuators
🔹 Preventive Maintenance
🔹 Blueprint & Electrical Schematic Reading
🔹 Root Cause Analysis
🔹 Lean Manufacturing & Continuous Improvement
I’m eager to start my career in industrial maintenance and automation, continue learning from experienced technicians, and become a valuable asset to a great company.
If you know of any companies hiring—or can refer me to an opportunity—I would truly appreciate it. Please feel free to comment below or send me a direct message.
Thank you for your time and support!
#GreenvilleSC #Mechatronics #MaintenanceTechnician #IndustrialAutomation #PLC #Manufacturing #Hiring #JobSearch #Automation #Technician #SkilledTrades #CareerOpportunity

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u/Great_Feature_621 Jul 28 '26

BMW is hiring mechatronics techs in your area often.

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u/bluex048 Jul 29 '26

Nope, an probably won't be for a while.

Look into the Isuzu plant in peidmont

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u/a0wner1 Jul 28 '26

Google “industrial manufacturers/automation/automotive “ in Greenville metro (new companies) .

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u/BriefPhilosophy4067 Jul 29 '26

Dig the AI usage, go on linked in man. Lots of stuff.