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Mechanical Engineer Technician

(Entry Level Engineer)

Thomson, Georgia

Work in a small town, at a startup company, with a dedicated team.  STILT.PRO is a manufacturer that designs and builds specialized greenhouse and nursery automation and mechanization equipment.  We are looking for a hands-on go getter to design and support the building of this unique equipment.  We are hiring for the position of Mechanical Engineer / Agricultural Engineer / Mechanical Engineering Tech.  See our website to learn more:  https://www.stilt.pro/join-us/

Top 3 things that will make you successful:

  • Intrinsically motivated
  • Enjoys solving problems (engineering and business)
  • “Hands-on let’s get it done attitude”, while doing what’s right for the customer

Likely job responsibilities and skills:
  • Hands on support of production of equipment, equipment and process improvements
  • Work in 3D CAD (Fusion 360) and MRP system
  • Strong mechanical, fabrication, and automotive type skills
  • Some light fabrication (bending thin parts, metal work, welding, and powder coat painting)
  • Create assembly drawings, operator manuals, and work instructions
  • Concepting and articulating customer needs and ideas from customer feedback and then quoting projects


Salary 54K to 70K based on experience and skill level.  Benefits include – Paid-time-off and some holidays.

If you’re interested – please reach out to [email protected]

STILT.PRO LLC, 261 Quality Dr, Thomson, GA  30824

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Transform Agriculture in Small-Town Georgia

Are You Ready for a Different Kind of Engineering Job?

STILT.PRO brings fresh thinking to greenhouse automation. We design simple mechanical solutions that make nurseries more efficient. Your career grows as we grow.

PROVE YOU’RE RIGHT FOR THE MISSION:

✓ Can you turn customer problems into elegant mechanical solutions?

✓ Do you prefer building prototypes over PowerPoints?

✓ Would you rather be in the shop than a cubicle?

Your Mission (Should You Accept It):

  • Turn ideas into working equipment
  • Design in CAD, build in the shop
  • Work directly with customers
  • No corporate red tape, just real engineering

The Deal:

  • $54K-70K + PTO/holidays
  • Ground-floor opportunity
  • Small town, big impact

Still reading? You might be our kind of engineer. Ready to build something that matters? [email protected]

Learn more at stilt.pro/join-us

P.S. If you want another desk job, keep scrolling. If you want to help revolutionize farming, let’s talk.

Assembly Technician

(Machine Builder / Job Shop)

Thomson, Georgia

Work in a small town, at a startup company, with a dedicated team.  STILT.PRO is a manufacturer that designs and builds specialized wholesale nursery automation and mechanization equipment.  We are looking for a hands-on go getter to build this unique equipment.  We are hiring for the position of Assembly Technician.  See website to learn more:  https://www.stilt.pro/join-us/

The successful candidate must possess the following requirements:

  • Strong mechanical, fabrication, and automotive type wiring skills.
  • Light fabrication skills (bending thin parts, metal work, welding, and powder coat painting).
  • Ability to follow and work from assembly drawings and/or work instructions.
  • Able to work independently and be self-motivated.
  • Problem solving, ability to make it work and maintain a high level of quality.
  • Experience in Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint a plus.

Salary is $18.00-$20.00 based on experience and skill level.

Benefits include – Paid-time-off and some holidays.

Experienced applicants may send their resumes to [email protected]

STILT.PRO LLC, 261 Quality Dr, Thomson, GA  30824

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What does the warranty look like?

3 Year, Unlimited Hours Warranty – INCLUDED

What does it include?

Includes: Problem identification, remote trouble shooting of issue, support and instruction for proper repair, and providing replacement of failed parts.

What is excluded?

Excludes – Misuse of equipment (including using non horticultural potting mixes with high sand and field soil content) or improper care, such as leaving fertilizer in machine for an extended period of time.  Wear parts (chain, slats, wear plates or surfaces).  External physical damage inflicted on the machine.  Labor repair costs.

We will walk you through the repair process and make sure you're happy.

What about Service Parts?

Yes, we keep inventory of most all parts. Most all of the components are either US Sourced or a common off the shelf component. We are having some supply chain issues on components, but we are working through the best way to manage that.

What about Repair?

All of our machines are designed right here in the US.  We design these machines to be easily repairable by an inexperienced worker.  Should a problem arise, you won’t need to weld or fabricate a new part.  The entire machine is bolted together and you can simply bolt in a replacement part.

The hopper capacity seems low

We have heard that concern, I get it, you won’t be able to load a machine up and let a person pot plants for a day.

Some perspective – The rear load machine holds about 3/4 – 1 cubic yard which is up to about 200 gallons of material. That gives you about 15 minutes of runtime without stopping.

The reason for the smaller equipment size is to primarily keep the price and complexity down.

Increasing the machine size has a few unwelcome side effects:

-Increase horsepower requirements which means increased power – now you have to have dedicated power for the machine.

-Increasing the hopper size also increases the physical size of the machine which increases the overall cost and reduces portability

You may have not made a purchase on a potting machine in the past because of the overall cost.

We're being cautious around those concerns and trying to work within your business goals.

Is this production rate slow?

From time to time, we hear that our production rates appear slow. Look at it this way though. You have 5 or 10 workers running a high-speed line. SOMETHING GOES WRONG, you now have all these people standing around and/or you need to find a different job for them.

What's your real per man hour potting rate?

If you have a machine problem with a high-speed line you’re completely shut down.  With a cell-based design, you have a small part of the potting operation down.  Your efficiency is similar whether you have 1 or 4 people operating STILT.PRO machines.

Your business is complex, don't make it worse.

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