MAT² Apprenticeship Program at EMAG L.L.C.
As a network company of the MAT2 Apprenticeship Program, EMAG L.L.C. offers a state-of-the-art training program, ensuring that you gain practical skills as well as academic knowledge, so you are prepared to start your career in manufacturing. The program alternates between work and college, combining practical skills and theory. Besides being paid during your training, we also cover the costs for you earn an associate degree as well as national credentials.
- Combination of coursework at your respective college and hands-on learning
- Excellent preparation for high-demand professions in manufacturing
Earn while you learn
What is a Mechatronics Technician?
Mechatronics Technicians are experts in mechanical, electrical and electronic components and how they work together in complex systems. Mechatronics Technicians can hold a variety of positions at manufacturing companies, from maintaining automation technology to building and servicing complex machinery.
What are the Daily Duties of a Mechatronics Technician?
Mechatronics Technicians build, install, and test mechanical and electrical systems used in modern, automated industrial processes. They are responsible for analyzing what the finished system is supposed to do and how the parts will interact. Mechatronics Technicians ensure the finished system is working perfectly, by carefully examining their work with technical diagnostic and measuring devices. They also oversee maintaining and repairing existing systems as needed, and if an error occurs, they are responsible for identifying the error and making the necessary repairs.
What Types of Skills Make a Mechatronics Technician Successful?
Successful Mechatronics Technicians can think conceptually and logically to understand the electromechanical systems and programming. They are effective in detecting and systematically troubleshooting any issues that may arise in manufacturing systems. They are detail and safety-oriented with strong communication skills. Technical skills include metal fabrication and assembly, working with pneumatic and hydraulic systems, electrical wiring, PLC programming, software debugging, and related skills.
What Will You Learn During Your Apprenticeship?
- Set up, troubleshoot and repair mechanics, pneumatics and hydraulics
- Wire up motors and drives
- Use manual and CNC metalworking machinery
- Choose and carry out joining techniques
- Install and configure programs for hardware and software components
- Build, test, modify and maintain industrial control systems
- Install, test, modify and maintain electrical assemblies
- Read technical diagrams and schematics
- Choose or develop correct QA test procedures
- Assemble, disassemble, secure and transport machinery and systems
- Machine assembly
- Commissioning
- Monitoring and programming of machines and production systems
- Customer service at home and abroad
Advantages
Training and learning are at the core of what we do. At EMAG, our future is built on the skills and dedication of our well-trained apprentices – because investing in their growth is essential to our success.
How to apply
Your Technical and Personal Qualifications
Duration of training: 3 years, plus 2 years employment guaranteed
Required school certificate: High school diploma or equivalent
Skills & Knowledge:
- Technical interest and understanding
- Reasoning
- Manual dexterity
- Teamwork
- Good knowledge of mathematics and physics
- Reliability
Application period:
Applications for the start of training in August 2025 are now open. College coursework starts with the fall or spring semester schedule, but applicants are encouraged to reach out at any time. Applicants must pass a college entrance exam and be eligible to work in the United States.
Interested?
Start the application process by filling out the contact form below. An EMAG representative will be in contact with you for further details.
