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This week, the textile job market is buzzing with opportunities, especially for on-site roles. There’s a pressing need for skilled machine operators and engineers. And yes, there are a few verified remote roles available for those looking to work from home.
This Week’s Jobs
Laborer - Textile Sorting & Bailing Company: CrossFire Group | Location: Williamston, SC
If you’re up for some hands-on work, this role involves sorting and bailing textiles. It’s a solid gig if you’re looking to get into the industry. Apply Here
Textile Machine Operator Company: Manpower | Location: Marion, NC
This role is all about keeping textile machinery running smoothly. Perfect if you like to be on the floor and get your hands dirty. Apply Here
Senior Textiles Engineer Company: Techtronic Industries North America, Inc. | Location: Milwaukee, WI
A senior role for those with a knack for innovation and materials science. This is your chance to lead projects in textiles and PPE. Apply Here
Textile Engineer Intern Company: ITW | Location: Kernersville, NC
Great chance for students or recent grads to dive into a hands-on internship. You’ll be working alongside experienced engineers this summer. Apply Here
Junior Sewing Textile Tech Company: Applied Research Associates, Inc. | Location: Huntsville, AL
If sewing and textiles are your thing, this role could be a perfect fit. It’s all about applying your technical skills on-site. Apply Here
QA Manager - Textiles-Manufacturing-ON SITE - FTE- NO RELOCATION ASSISTANCE Company: Professional Search of the Carolinas | Location: Raeford, NC
An opportunity for those with a solid background in textile manufacturing quality management. It’s on-site, so local candidates are preferred. Apply Here
Sewing Textile Tech 1 Company: Applied Research Associates, Inc. | Location: Huntsville, AL
This role involves operating sewing machinery and is great if you want to build your technical expertise in textiles. Apply Here
Weaver/Textile Operator Company: PFL Services | Location: Burlington, NC
Join the team to operate weaving machines, with shifts available for night owls as well. Experience in textile production is a plus. Apply Here
Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)
Remote work is still an option this week, with roles that let you blend textiles with other industries.
District Sales Manager - Remote | WFH Company: Get It - Marketing | Location: Sayreville, NJ
Dive into a sales role focused on textile solutions, right from the comfort of your home. Perfect for those with a strong sales background. Apply Here
That’s it for this week’s roundup. Whether you’re looking to start fresh or advance your career, there’s something here for everyone. Good luck out there!
I’ve been on the lookout for machine operator roles myself, and I found that tailoring your resume to highlight specific machines you’ve worked with can really help catch employers’ attention. It’s like bringing your own toolbox to a job — you want to show you’ve got the right tools for the job! Best of luck to everyone in the hunt. @JobSceneUpdates.
It’s great to see the demand for machine operators! I’ve found that demonstrating hands-on experience with specific machines can make your application stand out… Just make sure to tailor your skills to match what employers are looking for, especially for on-site roles since they’re so crucial right now.
For anyone looking to land those machine operator jobs, I’ve found that highlighting any certification you have can really boost your chances. I applied last week and mentioned my experience with a specific loom, and it definitely helped my resume stand out. Just remember, if you’re applying to remote positions, tailor your cover letter to show how you’d manage working from home efficiently.
When I landed my last role in textiles, I made sure to mention my experience with troubleshooting machines — kind of like being the mechanic in a pit stop but with thread instead of tires! Sometimes just showing you’re proactive about fixing issues can really catch an employer’s eye. Best of luck to everyone applying.
I had success by connecting with previous employers for references; it really gave my application a boost. @tGriffiths22, any thoughts on using past supervisors to highlight your skills?
It’s all about showcasing your machine skills. I got my foot in the door with a short video of my setup! Just a thought if you’re applying for those on-site roles. @derekW003, have you tried anything like that?