Do you enjoy work with your hands, building and fixing things? Would you describe yourself as practical and logical? Are you interested in studying science, drafting, robotics, woodworking, or math? In your free time, do like to use technology, work on cars or mechanical things? If you answered yes to some of these questions, then a career in Industrial and Engineering Technology might be right for you.

Careers in this pathway of study are related to the technologies necessary to design, develop, install, or maintain physical manufacturing systems. These may include engineering and related fields, architecture, mechanics and repairers, manufacturing technology, precision production, electronics and construction trades and related industries.

Kurtis Barks and Jeff Bauer - Owner and Director of Operations for Complete Auto Body and Repair

Jeff Mueller - Auto Mechanic for Clete's Automotive, Inc.

Rocky Murray - Welding Manager for Knapheide Manufacturing

D.J Peter - Mechanic for Niehause Auto

Cole Terwelp - Fiber Splicing Technician

Jordan Wetzel - Field Service Technician and Installer