Manufacturing TN Sponsorship Jobs in Georgia
Georgia's manufacturing sector spans automotive, aerospace, food processing, and industrial equipment, with major employers like Kia, Gulfstream, and Shaw Industries actively hiring across cities including Savannah, West Point, and Columbus. Canadian and Mexican professionals in qualifying technical and engineering roles can pursue TN visa sponsorship through Georgia's growing network of global manufacturers.
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INTRODUCTION
Being a supplier of steel industry since 1973 we offer innovative plant technologies for all production processes from the liquid treatment of steel, ferro-alloys and super alloys. Spirit of innovation, great effort and motivation characterize our 400 employees and the brand INTECO. In order to strengthen our US engineering team in Atlanta, Georgia we are looking for a
AUTOMATION CONTROLS ENGINEER
Responsibilities:
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Control system Design: Design automation systems for heavy duty industrial applications. Familiar with safety codes and regulations.
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Software development: Advanced knowledge in PLC, HMI, SCADA Industrial software applications.
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Instrumentation Design and Specification: Strong working knowledge of process automation and instrumentation.
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Electrical Design: Create electrical drawings, BOMs under supervision and approval of Process Controls Engineer.
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Field Service: Perform Electrical and mechanical service to industrial equipment, instrumentation and control systems.
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Field Commissioning: Coordinates equipment installation. Installs and commissions software. Setup and commission Instrumentation. Performs IO testing. Performs equipment commission. Assist with Site Supervision Assistance with Turnkey projects.
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Systems Documentation: Creates operation manuals and documentation package for equipment. As built and as installed drawing updates. Maintenance manuals and cut sheet assembly. Must provide quality and accurate documentation and communication. Equipment testing and documentation.
QUALIFICATIONS
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Strong customer service skills
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Bachelor’s degree in Engineering from an accredited university
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Design and develop control systems for Industrial applications
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Develop software and Human Interface for the automation systems
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Working Knowledge of Industrial communication and IO networks
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Specify the control systems hardware and make cost analysis and sales proposal support
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Working Knowledge of control valves and instrumentation
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Domestic and international travel required. Must have valid Driver’s license and Passport
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Must have Strong PC skills, networking abilities and professional written and verbal communications skills
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Commissioning and start-up of control systems, including software and hardware.
JOB TYPE: Full-time
PAY: $65,000.00 - $100,000.00 per year
BENEFITS:
- 401(k)
- Dental insurance
- Flexible spending account
- Health insurance
- Life insurance
- Paid time off
- Tuition reimbursement
- Vision insurance
WORK LOCATION: On the road
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Search Manufacturing Jobs in GeorgiaManufacturing TN Sponsorship Jobs in Georgia: Frequently Asked Questions
Which manufacturing companies in Georgia sponsor TN visas?
Large manufacturers with established international hiring processes are the most common TN visa sponsors in Georgia. Kia's assembly plant in West Point, Gulfstream Aerospace in Savannah, and Shaw Industries in Dalton regularly hire engineers, technicians, and industrial professionals. Food and beverage manufacturers in the Atlanta metro and automotive suppliers throughout the state also sponsor TN visas for qualifying Canadian and Mexican professionals.
Which cities in Georgia have the most manufacturing TN sponsorship jobs?
Savannah leads due to its aerospace and logistics manufacturing base, anchored by Gulfstream and the Port of Savannah's industrial corridor. Metro Atlanta offers the broadest range of manufacturing employers across food processing, packaging, and technology hardware. West Point, Columbus, and Dalton round out the top cities, each tied to specific manufacturing clusters in automotive, defense, and textile industries respectively.
What types of manufacturing roles typically qualify for TN sponsorship in Georgia?
TN visa eligibility in manufacturing is tied to specific USMCA-listed occupations, not job titles. Roles that commonly qualify include industrial engineers, mechanical engineers, electrical engineers, computer systems analysts supporting production systems, and scientific technologists. Hands-on production or assembly roles generally do not qualify. The position must require a relevant bachelor's degree or higher, and the employer must confirm the role meets TN specialty occupation criteria.
How do I find manufacturing TN sponsorship jobs in Georgia?
Migrate Mate is built specifically for this search. You can filter by TN visa sponsorship and the manufacturing industry to see Georgia-based roles from employers who have indicated willingness to sponsor. This removes the guesswork of cold-applying to companies with no international hiring history. Migrate Mate focuses exclusively on visa-sponsored positions, so every listing you see in the Georgia manufacturing category is relevant to your TN eligibility.
Are there any Georgia-specific considerations for TN sponsorship in manufacturing?
Georgia's manufacturing sector is heavily export-oriented, particularly in aerospace and automotive, which means many employers already work with international supply chains and are familiar with employment visa processes. That said, TN sponsorship readiness varies significantly by company size and HR capability. Smaller contract manufacturers and regional suppliers may be less experienced with TN documentation requirements even if the role itself qualifies, so targeting larger multinationals or companies with existing international workforces is generally more straightforward.