Careers
At Simcona, our team plays a key role in our success. People who succeed at Simcona all have something in common – they are customer-centric, forward thinkers, and passionate about what they do. Headquartered in Rochester, New York, we strive to build an inclusive environment that empowers everyone to do their best work.
Financial
401(k) plans & Profit sharing plan
Vacation, national holidays, and personal days
Paid family leave
Life insurance
Short-term & Long-term disability plan
Retirement planning assistance
Health
Medical insurance plan
Prescription drug coverage
Dental insurance coverage
Vision insurance coverage
Employee assistance program
Free preventative care
Training & Development Opportunities
Learning doesn’t stop once you have the job – it’s key to your personal and career progression. Career benefits for you may include…
- On the job training
- Development opportunities
Open Positions
Manufacturing Quality Engineer
Simcona is a regional leader in contract manufacturing services for building Electrical Control Panels. Electrical Control Panels require highly specialized manufacturing processes that are in great demand. Customers who are manufacturers of industrial equipment, transportation vehicles, and infrastructure (power & fluids) systems look to Simcona as a way to strengthen supply chains. Simcona is a company committed to providing a great place to work and a challenging work environment. Learn More >
Panel Builder II
As a control panel builder, your responsibilities include the assembly of electrical components into a control panel for industrial machines. You primarily use hand tools like screwdrivers, wire strippers, and crimpers. It is critical that you have strong verbal communication skills, a keen eye for detail, and knowledge of safety best practices. Learn More >
Panel Builder III
As a control panel builder level 3, your responsibilities include the assembly of electrical components into a control panel for industrial machines. You are responsible for the assembly of complex wiring layouts on electric units, the setup of testing systems, and preparation of panels for shipment. You primarily use hand tools like screwdrivers, wire strippers, and crimpers. Other duties include communicating problems and quality control issues to supervisors and co-workers, anticipating material and resource needs for upcoming projects, and keeping the work area clean and organized. You must be able to read electrical wire schematics and other technical drawings. You also need excellent electrical skills, and you must be able to use precision measurement tools, such as micrometers and gauges. You must know how to operate grinders, pneumatic tools, and hand tools. It is critical that you have strong verbal communication skills, a keen eye for detail, and knowledge of safety best practices. Learn More >
Sales Account Specialist (SAS)
The Sales Account Specialist supports the Field Account Managers and Sales by generating quotes, inputting orders, and responding to client requests for expedites and order changes/issues. You will be expected to help generate additional revenue by building strong client relationships and identifying additional product & contract manufacturing opportunities. Learn More >