Automotive Careers - ATK HP ENGINES Seeks a new Engine Builder

ATK High Performance Engines is looking for a new Performance and Race Engine Builder to add to our High Performance Division. We are currently looking for someone who is familiar and able to build/tune LS engines as well as early style Chevy's and Fords. The Division is headed by Mark Johnson, formerly of Reher & Morison Racing Engines. We are not looking to train from scratch, but someone who has the know how and can jump in the routine and go as well as learn. Must have own tools and be METICULOUS when it comes to attention to detail and documentation of work.

Experience Needed:
Engine assembling/Balancing/Blue Printing
Machining
Head Porting
Checking and setting of clearances
Final assembly of engine from stock - race engines
Dyno setup (operator a plus)
LS Tuning
Familiar with major performance parts/brands


We are based in Grand Prairie, TX. You must have automotive knowledge and know the year, makes and models of cars from the 60's- Present. We offer benefits and 401K. The company is probably one of the best companies to work for as we are like a family here and have lots of room for growth. If you are interested send your resume to Brandon@Vegena.net and we will review it. Here are a few of our sites so that you can get a feel for who we are and what we do.

WWW.ATKVEGE.COM
WWW.HIGH-PERFORMANCE-ENGINES.COM

Let me know if you have any questions.

Brandon
HP Sales Manager

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We are once again looking for another Engine Builder/Assembler with some porting knowledge of early SBC heads. Contact me for details.

I cant express this enough, but WE ARE NOT LOOKING TO TRAIN.

We are now looking for an Entry level builder as well with knowledge and real world engine building experience. Someone who can jump in and learn quickly. Email me your resume if you are interested.

Looking for another guy....get the info out guys. Thanks.

found 1 and need another!

Dang if i only lived closer id be all over this.

I'd definitely be interested in the entry level position. 8 years working with automotive everything and a recent FAA A/P mechanic who loves engines. I have my own tools, but would need to acquire some of the specialty stuff to make it easier.

Are you famililar with Performance Engines and how to properly build them?

I imagine they are a bit different from normal piston engines, but I learn quickly and have plenty of aptitude for it. Most of my experience is with aviation engines (opposed piston and turbine) so it would be a change of pace. As with all engines, careful assembly and attention to detail are paramount

Dang wish I was closer I've been building engines since I was 12 my dad owns a machine shop where I work now. I've also built and race a lot of ls stuff from drag racing to mud bogging ! I've also built bout any engine u can think of from a Briggs n Stratton to a cat. All the good jobs are so far away. Based on what I've told u so far pm me with more details he'll I mite move! I got a few friends in tx too!!!!!

Dang wish I was closer I've been building engines since I was 12 my dad owns a machine shop where I work now. I've also built and race a lot of ls stuff from drag racing to mud bogging ! I've also built bout any engine u can think of from a Briggs n Stratton to a cat. All the good jobs are so far away. Based on what I've told u so far pm me with more details he'll I mite move! I got a few friends in tx too!!!!!

Didnt see this...but if you need info, shoot me a message.

The pay is good if you have exp..... NEED 1-2 MORE GUYS.