SME is Hiring U.S. Veterans TODAY!
SME is a non-profit organization that has been supporting the American manufacturing industry for over 90 years now. It was founded as the American Society of Tool Engineers in 1932 and eventually evolved to Society of Manufacturing Engineers in 1969 until it settled with a simpler name, SME, in 2013. The manufacturing industry is the backbone of an industrial society. SME supports organizations, professionals, companies, educators, schools and communities by sharing knowledge and resources with the aim of developing a skilled workforce for the manufacturing industry.
Do you want to grow your career in the Manufacturing field? Or do you perhaps want to contribute as a resource or key personnel to help build manufacturing companies? Do you want to learn more and add to your skills related to manufacturing technology?
Work for SME!
If you qualify for their open positions, here are the PERKS available to you:
- GENEROUS Paid Time Off
- PAID HOLIDAYS
- Employee Assistance Program
- FLEXIBLE WORK HOURS
- Casual Attire
- Summer Hours
And these are the STANDARD BENEFITS that you will enjoy:
- PPO and HSA Medical, Dental, Vision, Prescription Drug, Life Insurance, Telemedicine
- 403(b) Retirement Savings Plan with employer match and contributions
- Company Paid Short- and Long-Term Disability
- Flexible Spending Accounts
- Wellness Reimbursements
What can SME do for the manufacturing, education, and workforce industries?
SME is the leader for advancement and opportunity in the manufacturing industry. The organization offers resources to manufacturers, promotes advanced manufacturing technology, and works to develop a skilled workforce. SME is not only focused in connecting individuals and businesses. It also assists concerned schools, companies, agencies and communities in determining problems surrounding the manufacturing business and providing impactful, state-of-the-art solution.
SME's Contributions
1964 - The organization held the first ever Western Metal and Tool Exposition and Conference in Los Angeles and was attended by over 25,000 participants.
1972 - SME Board of Directors launched their Manufacturing Engineers Certification Program. More than 1,500 manufacturing engineers were approved and certified during this time.
1976 - Manufacturing Engineering® Magazine made its initial debut as the official publication concerned with the American Manufacturing Industry.
1979 - The SME Education Foundation was formed to act as a catalyst in providing financial and technical support to a broad range of educational institutions.
1986 - The charter class of SME Fellows, all 97 of them are made up of previous International Honor Award recipients, were inducted.
1991 - RP&M Conference & Exposition was unveiled. This event came to be known as the RAPID + TCT focusing on 3D printing, scanning and additive manufacturing.
2010 - SME acquired Tooling U (Tooling University, LLC) to expand training outreach.
2011 - The Foundation established its Partnership Response In Manufacturing Education (PRIME) program. It provides a comprehensive, community-based approach to manufacturing education with strong partnerships among organizations, businesses and exemplary schools.
2019 - SME launched the MT (Manufacturing Technology) Series with the goal of strategically connecting decision makers from vast industries with the premier suppliers of advanced manufacturing technology, equipment and tooling.
2020 - SME Education Foundation received $6M from the State of Michigan to fund programs aimed at advancing STEM careers through SME PRIME initiatives.
