
Position: Entry-Level Mechanical Engineer – Automation / Machine Design Location: Cary, Illinois
Are you a recent Mechanical Engineering graduate who enjoys hands-on projects, automation, and designing real machines? Do you want to start your career at a stable, engineering-driven company where you can learn from experienced designers and see your work go from concept to production? Coilcraft, Inc. is a privately held global manufacturer headquartered in Cary, Illinois, with a 75+ year history of engineering excellence. We design and manufacture high-performance magnetic components used in telecommunications, automotive, computing, broadband, and consumer electronics worldwide. We are seeking an Entry-Level Mechanical Engineer to join our machine design team and help develop custom automation equipment used in our manufacturing operations.
Equal Opportunity Employer: Disability/Veteran This position may require compliance with ITAR export regulations; applicants must be U.S. citizens or permanent residents.

Our privately held company was founded in 1945 as a custom coil maker for the radio manufacturers clustered around the Chicago area.
Today we produce inductors for a long list of customers in telecommunications, computers, instrumentation and consumer electronics.
Many are standard, off-the-shelf products. But we also provide custom components designed to meet customers' specific requirements. Our basic product lines include:
Surface mount RF inductors
Surface mount power inductors
Tunable and fixed RF inductors
EMI filters
LED driver magnetics
Coilcraft's worldwide headquarters are in Cary, Illinois, 30 miles northwest of Chicago's O'Hare Airport.
European headquarters are located in Cumbernauld, Scotland, near Glasgow. Production centers are strategically positioned throughout the world.
Our diversity of locations offers several advantages to our customers. Engineering prototypes are shipped in a matter of days. Our domestic plants can quickly provide your pilot run requirements. And then full scale production can be done at an appropriate offshore plant for maximum economy and convenience to your own facilities.
Manufacturing capabilities are duplicated at several locations, assuring you a steady supply of components.