Connect with Intervala on June 7, 11:00 to 3:00 ET, at the Virtual Hire Up Job Fair sponsored by the Pittsburgh Tech Council! Register NOW for this online chat and check out Intervala’s virtual information booth from the comfort of your home, office, smartphone, or tablet.

We’re hiring for a variety of positions, including manufacturing quality engineers, program managers, senior buyer–mechanical, PCB assemblers, electronics technicians, and machine operators–3rd shift. You’ll be able to live chat directly with an Intervala recruiter during the event. Please join us!

You may also view our open positions at www.intervala.com/careers.

Intervala has an immediate need for enthusiastic summer workers to help our production team in the Pittsburgh metro area! We’re looking for candidates who are interested in joining our team of Assemblers and Material Handlers. No direct work experience is required; training will be provided. Applicants must be at least 18 years old or possess a high school diploma or GED equivalent. Please apply by visiting www.intervala.com/careers to submit your resume or fill out an application. We look forward to hearing from you!

Intervala was showcased on the May 30 broadcast of Manufacturing Marvels® on Fox Business Network® (FBN). Click below to watch the spot, which provides a glimpse into how we help our customers solve their complex electronic and electromechanical manufacturing problems.

East Pittsburgh, Pa., May 30, 2017 – Intervala, LLC, a full-service manufacturer of high-reliability, precision electronic and electromechanical products, announced today that it will be showcased in a broadcast of Manufacturing Marvels® scheduled to air at approximately 9:30-9:45 p.m. ET today on Fox Business Network® (FBN). The series spotlights U.S. manufacturers along with their products and manufacturing processes.

The Manufacturing Marvels spot presents how Intervala uses its advanced production capabilities and expansive engineering and value-added services to create custom, turnkey manufacturing solutions. Most of the Company’s customers do business in high-tech segments of the industrial, medical, and transportation industries.

“We are excited to give FBN viewers a glimpse into how Intervala helps its customers solve their complex manufacturing problems,” said Teresa Huber, president and chief executive officer. “Our customers’ high-tech products must operate reliably in the most demanding conditions and must adhere to stringent quality requirements and regulatory standards. I feel that the Manufacturing Marvels video captures our talented team’s passion for providing customers with the highest levels of manufacturing quality and service.”

Produced by award-winning producers Bob and Jerry May, directed by award-winning director Bryan McCullough, and narrated by nationally acclaimed voice talent John Criswell, Manufacturing Marvels spotlights American manufacturers in a variety of industries.

Viewers can find FBN in their area by entering their zip code into the channel finder at www.foxbusiness.com/channel-finder. 

Beginning tomorrow, the spot will be available in the News section of www.intervala.com for continued viewing. 

About Intervala

At Intervala, we create customized, intelligent solutions for each customer’s unique requirements. We are a full-service manufacturer of high-reliability, precision electronic and electromechanical products for companies in industrial, medical, transportation, and other technology-driven markets. Customers choose Intervala because we understand their complex product and service needs. Our team draws on decades of experience to bring a fresh approach to problem-solving, combining turnkey manufacturing capabilities and engineering, materials management, and global fulfillment services to deliver smart, innovative solutions. Total customer satisfaction is the cornerstone of our business. To learn more about Intervala, visit www.intervala.com.

Students from Allderdice High School in Pittsburgh, Pa., held the full attention of Intervala’s engineers and executive team on May 24. The students had been challenged to reverse engineer and enhance fixtures and tooling used with Intervala’s high-speed component placement and test equipment. Additional innovations were encouraged. The experience was part of the Manufacturing Innovation Challenge, sponsored by Catalyst Connection in Pittsburgh.

The students rendered their inventive designs with CAD software and created working prototypes using their school program’s 3-D printer. Then, they presented their prototypes while making formal presentations to the Intervala team at the company’s headquarters. “The students did a very nice job with the challenge and presented some great, creative ideas for us to consider implementing in our factory,” said Program Manager Chance Turner.

By teaming students with local companies to solve real-world problems with real-world solutions, the Manufacturing Innovation Challenge (formerly, Adventures in Technology) generates excitement about career opportunities in manufacturing, information technology, life sciences, or other technology in southwestern Pennsylvania. To learn more about the Manufacturing Innovation Challenge, visit the Catalyst Connection website.