Careers
Join the Strainsert team
For over 65 years, Strainsert has been at the pinnacle of excellence in Force Sensor production and development, supporting safe, reliable, and cost-effective products, as well as continuing to work on R&D programs to develop new and improved sensors.
Our Values
If you’re passionate about innovation, superior products, and providing great service, we’d love to have you as part of our team.
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Positions in gray are not currently open, but you are welcome to apply.
All positions are onsite at our West Conshohocken, PA location.
CNC Operators set up, program, and operate CNC machining equipment. The operator interprets engineering drawings, adjusts machining parameters, performs in-process quality inspections, maintains equipment, and collaborates with design and engineering teams to refine manufacturability. This role ensures all parts meet strict dimensional tolerances and surface-finish requirements essential for sensor performance. Therefore, the ability to use micrometers, calipers, verniers and other measuring equipment is essential. Some manual machining may also be required.
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Electronic technicians assemble force sensors and instrumentation. Candidates need to demonstrate an ability to use or be trained in the use of hand and power tools, especially the use of soldering irons. A demonstration of soldering skills is required for employment. Additional job requirements include being able to interpret / comprehend CAD drawings, wiring and schematic drawings, technical manuals and engineering instructions for manufacturing and assembly of force sensors and instrumentation.
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Operating and maintaining machine tools to produce custom parts. This role involves interpreting and understanding engineering drawings, selecting appropriate tools and materials, and performing precision cuts, drilling, turning, and milling operations to meet tight tolerances critical to sensor performance.
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Mechanical engineers develop technical, wiring & schematic drawings, bill of materials, and engineering instructions for the manufacturing of force sensors. Candidates should have a 4 year Mechanical Engineering degree with a minimum of 5 years of mechanical engineering experience, be proficient in SolidWorks & MRP software and have experience in scheduling, monitoring and performing quality inspections.
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Administrative associates maintain accurate records, assist with reporting and compliance tasks, organize meetings, and facilitate communication across departments. This role involves managing production documentation, coordinating schedules, handling correspondence, and supporting internal teams such as engineering, production, quality, and sales.
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Calibration technicians assemble test fixtures, perform electronic hookups, operate calibration equipment and use Instron BlueHill Universal software. They interpret CAD drawings, technical manuals, wiring diagrams, schematic drawings and engineering instructions for calibration of force sensors and instrumentation. Candidate should have experience in using hand and power tools as well as knowledge in using all types of threaded fasteners.
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Electrical engineers develop technical drawings, wiring diagrams and engineering instructions for the design and manufacturing of force sensors and instrumentation, including integration, electronics, signal conditioning, calibration and manufacturing support, reliability testing, and collaboration with mechanical engineers.
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Software engineers develop, test, and maintain software systems that support sensor functionality, calibration, data acquisition, and production workflows to ensure accurate performance, signal processing and efficient manufacturing processes. The engineer collaborates closely with electrical, mechanical, and test engineers to maximize reliability, repeatability, and compliance with industry standards.
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Manufacturing engineers develop and refine manufacturing methods, create tooling and fixtures, convert product requirements into manufacturable designs, optimize production processes, and ensure consistent product quality. Candidate needs a strong understanding of mechanical design, materials, and sensor technologies, along with hands-on experience in manufacturing environments and a focus on quality, reliability, and efficiency.
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Coordinates with the Purchasing Manager to track outstanding orders, ensure timely delivery, and distribute part allocations and paperwork. Requires attention to detail, clear communication, and strong teamwork.
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Quality inspectors review job specifications, and test requirements to verify for accuracy, material compliance, and functional performance of force sensors, components and finished assemblies. Documents inspection results and non-conformances, the Quality Manager inspects using a variety of metrology tools and signs off on all finished product.
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Sales associates maintain customer relationships, identify new business opportunities and support the sales cycle from initial contact through order fulfillment. Responds to lead inquiries, prepare quotes, assist with product selection, and coordinate with engineering to address technical questions and ensure accurate configurations. Strong communication, product knowledge, and customer service skills are essential.
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Maintains a clean, organized shipping and receiving area. Packs orders according to customer specifications, ensuring compliance with company standards and performing quality checks to prevent errors. Receives and inspects incoming shipments, then coordinates with other departments to ensure proper storage and inventory accuracy.