Jobs at J.S. Helwig & Son, LLC

This full-time bilingual customer service role supports wholesale and retail clients at Sherwin-Williams locations within a 20-mile radius of Wilmington, North Carolina. The position involves assisting customers in person and by phone to determine needs, recommending paint and coating solutions, and processing sales transactions. Key responsibilities include mixing and tinting products to specifications, maintaining inventory and store displays, and achieving monthly sales goals. The role appeals to candidates seeking a stable career with a company that invests in employee growth, offers flexible benefits, and fosters an inclusive community. The position requires a valid driver's license and the ability to lift up to 70 pounds, combining customer interaction with hands-on product knowledge.

The role involves serving as a bilingual Spanish-speaking Speech Language Pathologist for the Northwestern Illinois Association, a regional agency supporting 68 school districts. The position focuses on developing and implementing individualized education programs for students with communication disorders, collaborating with school staff to support student development, and maintaining accurate clinical records. This opportunity is appealing due to its mission-driven culture, access to a defined-benefit pension, and the unique benefit of year-round pay with summers off. The role offers significant professional growth through ongoing training and a collaborative environment, with placement locations determined by candidate preference and availability.

This full-time Speech-Language Pathologist role supports 68 school districts in Northwestern Illinois through the regional governmental agency NIA. The position focuses on developing and implementing individualized education programs for students with communication disorders, collaborating with school staff to support student development, and maintaining accurate clinical records. The role offers a mission-driven environment with a collaborative culture, regular professional development opportunities, and access to specialized equipment. Key benefits include a defined-benefit pension plan, comprehensive health insurance, and a unique schedule featuring summers off with year-round pay. The position requires an Illinois license and is based on-site within the school districts served.

This onsite role at Raytheon Missiles & Defense in Huntsville, Alabama, involves assembling, cabling, and validating complex rack-mounted test systems for aerospace and defense applications. The technician is responsible for building and repairing cables, performing basic soldering, troubleshooting system issues, and configuring hardware while adhering to strict safety and tool control protocols. The position offers the opportunity to collaborate with engineering leadership on hardware integration challenges within a culture that prioritizes safety, innovation, and a diverse team. Candidates must hold an active Secret security clearance and be a U.S. citizen. The job requires full-time presence at the facility to support critical product development in Rocket City.

This Quality Analyst role within the Electronic and Avionics Systems team at BAE Systems focuses on ensuring high-reliability defense solutions meet strict regulatory standards. The position requires designing test strategies, conducting quality audits against AS9100 and ISO 9001, and leading corrective actions for production discrepancies. Key responsibilities include developing quality plans, analyzing defect data, and collaborating with cross-functional stakeholders to optimize processes. The role offers the appeal of working on mission-critical national security projects with a team dedicated to protecting lives through advanced technology. Located in Southern Maryland near the Patuxent River Naval Air Station, the position supports a culture of ingenuity and professional growth for those willing to relocate to the area.

This full-time In-Process Build Inspector role is based onsite at the Lockheed Martin Missiles and Fire Control facility in Orlando, Florida. The position focuses on verifying the quality and functionality of electrical, electronic, and mechanical systems to ensure they meet strict engineering specifications. Key responsibilities include conducting detailed component inspections during the build process, comparing work against drawings and test data, documenting findings, and collaborating with engineers to resolve non-conformance issues. The role offers the appeal of direct impact on mission-critical aerospace systems within a world-leading organization, providing opportunities to grow technical expertise. The position features a flexible 4x10 work schedule with three days off per week and supports work-life balance through various shift options. A U.S. citizenship and Secret security clearance are required.

The Quality Supervisor role at the Chelmsford, Massachusetts facility leads a blended team of hourly and salaried employees within the Quality Assurance department. Key responsibilities include supervising product inspections to ensure compliance with specifications, managing staff recruitment and training, and administering performance evaluations. The position offers the opportunity to shape a high-performing team and influence product integrity in a fast-paced manufacturing environment. This onsite role features flexible scheduling options, including a condensed 4x10 work week, and provides relocation assistance for eligible candidates. The position requires a U.S. citizenship and the ability to obtain a Secret security clearance.

The Quality Technician role at Nammo Defense Systems involves conducting in-process and final inspections on defense and aerospace assemblies to ensure compliance with blueprints and specifications. Key responsibilities include interpreting technical data, performing visual and dimensional measurements using specialized tools, preparing inspection documentation, and collaborating with the engineering team to resolve discrepancies. The position offers an appealing Monday-through-Thursday work schedule with four 10-hour days, providing a consistent Friday off. The role supports a collaborative culture focused on product integrity and process improvement within a specialized manufacturing environment.

This onsite Senior Production Support Electrical Engineer role is based in Plano, Texas, within the Airborne RF Electronics department supporting the Advanced Airborne Sensor program. The position requires an active DoD Secret clearance and U.S. citizenship. Key responsibilities include conducting technical evaluations of hardware, categorizing failure modes, leading improvement initiatives to enhance production efficiency, and ensuring Special Test Equipment functionality. The engineer will collaborate with cross-functional teams including manufacturing, quality, and supply chain, with periodic travel up to 25 percent. The role appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to national defense missions within a culture rooted in trust, respect, and innovation, offering opportunities to solve meaningful engineering challenges in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

The Electronic Technician role at Applied Research Associates in Randolph, Vermont, supports the development and production of advanced systems for defense, security, and automation sectors. Key responsibilities include assembling and wiring electronic enclosures, interpreting complex engineering drawings and schematics, performing precision repairs, and testing prototype assemblies to ensure strict quality standards. This position appeals to candidates seeking a dynamic environment within a 100% employee-owned company that values innovation, professional growth, and a collaborative culture. The role offers the opportunity to work on cutting-edge technology with a focus on global impact, combining technical expertise with a supportive team atmosphere.

This full-time role at the Priscilla Gardner Main Library combines building maintenance and security duties within the largest municipal library system in New Jersey. The position involves cleaning public areas, performing minor repairs to facilities, and patrolling the grounds to ensure safety and prevent unauthorized access. Key responsibilities include operating cleaning equipment, managing waste and recycling, and enforcing library regulations to maintain a secure environment for the community. The role appeals to candidates seeking a stable position with comprehensive benefits, including health coverage and a pension plan, within a culturally diverse and inclusive organization. The schedule covers a 35-hour workweek with occasional evening and weekend shifts, and a SORA license is required or must be obtained shortly after hiring.

The role involves a full-time Clinical Assistant Professor position within the Department of Ophthalmology at the University of Florida College of Medicine in Jacksonville. The specialist provides expert medical and surgical management of glaucoma, performing procedures such as MIGS, trabeculectomy, and laser treatments while also delivering routine anterior segment care. Key responsibilities include collaborating with subspecialists for integrated patient care, educating residents and medical students, and engaging in clinical research. The position is appealing due to its location within a premier academic health center offering advanced technology, a diverse patient population, and a collaborative, patient-centered environment. This opportunity supports professional growth through teaching and research within a large, established network serving the Southeast region.

This Avionics Technician role supports Intuitive Machines' mission to advance cislunar space exploration by collaborating with engineering teams on the design, development, and testing of flight hardware. Key responsibilities include assembling and maintaining electronic circuitry, performing precise crimping and soldering tasks, and testing electrical systems using specialized instrumentation. The position appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to high-profile NASA and private space missions within a world-class team. The role is based in Houston, Texas, and requires specific industry certifications and experience with aerospace harness manufacturing.

This full-time role involves serving as a Speech-Language Pathologist for the Northwestern Illinois Association, a regional agency supporting 68 school districts. The position focuses on developing and implementing individualized education programs for students with communication disorders, collaborating with school staff to support student development, and maintaining accurate clinical records. The role offers a unique work arrangement with year-round pay and summers off, alongside opportunities for professional growth and a supportive, mission-driven culture. Candidates will work within a collaborative environment that provides access to necessary equipment and regular leadership feedback while contributing to special education initiatives across Northern Illinois.

This full-time role at the Okaloosa Regional Juvenile Detention Center involves supervising detained youth within a secure criminal justice environment. Key responsibilities include maintaining facility safety, conducting security checks, managing youth movement and transportation, and administering medication when necessary. The position requires enforcing policies, documenting incidents, and utilizing de-escalation techniques to ensure a respectful atmosphere. The role appeals to candidates seeking a mission-driven career supporting youth rehabilitation and community safety. It offers opportunities for professional growth through specialized training and leadership development within a supportive agency that values veterans and military families. The position is based on-site in Crestview, Florida, and requires a valid driver's license for transport duties.

The role involves a full-time Neuroradiologist position within the Department of Radiology and Radiological Sciences at Vanderbilt Health. The physician will read inpatient and outpatient neuro exams during weekday and weekend evening hours, with one monthly daylight shift, operating under a 7-on, 14-off schedule. Key responsibilities include interpreting complex imaging studies, teaching medical students and residents, and participating in multidisciplinary conferences. The position is appealing due to its fully remote flexibility or hybrid option in Nashville, a collaborative culture focused on well-being, and access to top-tier research opportunities at a nationally ranked institution. The role offers significant professional growth through leadership development, mentorship, and a dedicated fund for continuing medical education.

The Vision Teacher (TVI) role serves as a specialized educator within the Northwestern Illinois Association, supporting 68 school districts across the region. The position focuses on delivering direct instruction to students with visual impairments, including training in Braille, orientation and mobility, and assistive technology. Key responsibilities involve developing individualized education plans, collaborating with school teams to implement academic strategies, and maintaining compliance with state regulations. This opportunity appeals to professionals seeking a mission-driven environment with a supportive culture, offering year-round pay with summers off, access to a defined-benefit pension, and extensive professional development. The role operates primarily within school settings and includes regular collaboration with colleagues and leadership.

The Operations Associate role serves as an Electrical Assembly Technician within a bargaining unit, focusing on cable and harness assembly to support electronic cabinets and electro-mechanical systems. Key responsibilities include interpreting technical diagrams, performing hand soldering and point-to-point wiring, conducting inspections, and troubleshooting wire issues with precision. The position requires maintaining a DoD security clearance and tolerating exposure to solder fumes. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a stable career in a high-tech manufacturing environment with a strong emphasis on teamwork and problem-solving. The role offers a comprehensive benefits package including health insurance, retirement matching, and paid time off, with opportunities for professional growth through certification programs.

This full-time on-site role at a new commercial ammonia refrigeration facility in Rahway, New Jersey, involves the safe and efficient operation of R-717 systems. The position requires an active New Jersey Blue Seal 2-C Toxic Refrigeration license and focuses on monitoring compressors, condensers, and safety equipment while performing preventive maintenance and troubleshooting. Key responsibilities include managing system parameters to optimize energy use, responding to emergency alarms, and maintaining strict compliance with PSM and RMP regulations. The opportunity is appealing as a ground-floor position within a lean team at a modern plant, offering professional development support for license upgrades, comprehensive benefits, and a collaborative culture that prioritizes safety and continuous improvement.

The Quality Inspector role at Leidos Electronics Manufacturing supports the defense and aerospace sectors by ensuring hardware and systems meet rigorous standards. The position involves inspecting components and assembled parts, interpreting assembly instructions, and conducting internal AS9100 audits. Key responsibilities include documenting non-conformances and leading root cause investigations to maintain quality integrity. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking to contribute to high-impact missions in hypersonics and launchers within a collaborative, multi-disciplinary team environment. The role is based on-site in North Alabama and requires availability for second shift work.

The Electrical Test Technician role supports research and development efforts within the engineering department by executing and analyzing test experiments for electrical and electronic systems. Key responsibilities include setting up test harnesses and environmental setups, troubleshooting components to the circuit level, and updating test systems to enhance automation and coverage. The position requires maintaining equipment calibration, creating assembly documentation, and traveling to external laboratories as needed. This opportunity appeals to candidates seeking a fast-paced environment where they can apply their expertise in product development life cycles and reliability testing. The role offers a collaborative culture focused on innovation and technical growth, with a work arrangement that includes on-site duties and occasional travel to test sites.

The Associate, Manufacturing Engineering role supports the Circuit Breaker Depot in Norfolk, Virginia, focusing on the evaluation, repair, and testing of military circuit breakers for the Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program. Key responsibilities include troubleshooting hardware issues, improving manufacturing processes to enhance yield and efficiency, and translating engineering designs into detailed work instructions. The position offers the opportunity to work with a multi-disciplined team on critical defense technology while gaining hands-on experience with nuclear electrical power systems. This full-time on-site role is ideal for recent electrical engineering graduates seeking to apply their skills in a mission-driven environment with a focus on continuous improvement and technical problem-solving.