The annual October issue of SEMA News is your first look at the new products scheduled to debut at the 2010 SEMA Show. Don’t be left out—submit your product today.

Attention SEMA Exhibitors! Planning to make a big announcement at the 2010 SEMA Show? Are you introducing an industry-changing new product? If so, we want to know about it. SEMA News is offering a sneak peek of industry news and introductions planned for the 2010 SEMA Show.

If you are exhibiting at the 2010 SEMA Show, send us your industry announcement and/or new product press release, and we’ll include it in the special SEMA Show Preview section of SEMA News. Releases will be featured in the October issue, which begins arriving in mailboxes during the second week of September.

Please send releases and images (300-dpi JPEG) to SteveC@sema.org by Monday, August 16. Be sure to include any relevant contact information as well as your SEMA Show booth number.

Announcements will be featured on a first-come, first-served basis, and space is limited so get yours in early!

The annual October issue of SEMA News is your first look at the new products scheduled to debut at the 2010 SEMA Show. Don’t be left out—submit your product today.

Attention SEMA Exhibitors! Planning to make a big announcement at the 2010 SEMA Show? Are you introducing an industry-changing new product? If so, we want to know about it. SEMA News is offering a sneak peek of industry news and introductions planned for the 2010 SEMA Show.

If you are exhibiting at the 2010 SEMA Show, send us your industry announcement and/or new product press release, and we’ll include it in the special SEMA Show Preview section of SEMA News. Releases will be featured in the October issue, which begins arriving in mailboxes during the second week of September.

Please send releases and images (300-dpi JPEG) to SteveC@sema.org by Monday, August 16. Be sure to include any relevant contact information as well as your SEMA Show booth number.

Announcements will be featured on a first-come, first-served basis, and space is limited so get yours in early!

The annual October issue of SEMA News is your first look at the new products scheduled to debut at the 2010 SEMA Show. Don’t be left out—submit your product today.

Attention SEMA Exhibitors! Planning to make a big announcement at the 2010 SEMA Show? Are you introducing an industry-changing new product? If so, we want to know about it. SEMA News is offering a sneak peek of industry news and introductions planned for the 2010 SEMA Show.

If you are exhibiting at the 2010 SEMA Show, send us your industry announcement and/or new product press release, and we’ll include it in the special SEMA Show Preview section of SEMA News. Releases will be featured in the October issue, which begins arriving in mailboxes during the second week of September.

Please send releases and images (300-dpi JPEG) to SteveC@sema.org by Monday, August 16. Be sure to include any relevant contact information as well as your SEMA Show booth number.

Announcements will be featured on a first-come, first-served basis, and space is limited so get yours in early!

The annual October issue of SEMA News is your first look at the new products scheduled to debut at the 2010 SEMA Show. Don’t be left out—submit your product today.

Attention SEMA Exhibitors! Planning to make a big announcement at the 2010 SEMA Show? Are you introducing an industry-changing new product? If so, we want to know about it. SEMA News is offering a sneak peek of industry news and introductions planned for the 2010 SEMA Show.

If you are exhibiting at the 2010 SEMA Show, send us your industry announcement and/or new product press release, and we’ll include it in the special SEMA Show Preview section of SEMA News. Releases will be featured in the October issue, which begins arriving in mailboxes during the second week of September.

Please send releases and images (300-dpi JPEG) to SteveC@sema.org by Monday, August 16. Be sure to include any relevant contact information as well as your SEMA Show booth number.

Announcements will be featured on a first-come, first-served basis, and space is limited so get yours in early!

The annual October issue of SEMA News is your first look at the new products scheduled to debut at the 2010 SEMA Show. Don’t be left out—submit your product today.

Attention SEMA Exhibitors! Planning to make a big announcement at the 2010 SEMA Show? Are you introducing an industry-changing new product? If so, we want to know about it. SEMA News is offering a sneak peek of industry news and introductions planned for the 2010 SEMA Show.

If you are exhibiting at the 2010 SEMA Show, send us your industry announcement and/or new product press release, and we’ll include it in the special SEMA Show Preview section of SEMA News. Releases will be featured in the October issue, which begins arriving in mailboxes during the second week of September.

Please send releases and images (300-dpi JPEG) to SteveC@sema.org by Monday, August 16. Be sure to include any relevant contact information as well as your SEMA Show booth number.

Announcements will be featured on a first-come, first-served basis, and space is limited so get yours in early!

Looking for a new engineering or product development gig? Here is a sampling of jobs posted in the SEMA Member Classifieds section calling for engineering brains and skilled handiwork. If numbers and welding aren’t your thing, no problem; the “Positions Available” section lists more than 120 industry job openings around the country.

Taking it back to the land of Stax, B.B. King and early Elvis recordings, Comp Cams in Memphis, Tennessee, is looking for a Mechanical Engineer with 10 or more years of mechanical design engineering (desired) and engine component design experience (required). Candidate must have experience with CAD, solid modeling and FEA. Valvetrain and casting experience a bonus.

If NASCAR country is more to your liking, a Wilmington, North Carolina-area company seeks a R&D Manager to create, implement and manage prototype production and develop documentation standards and systems, among other duties. Must have experience with forced induction technology and strong metal fabrication skills (including TIG welding, machining and tube bending), with CAD design and tuning skills a plus.

Maybe Southern California is more your speed, and Westin Automotive, located in SoCal’s San Gabriel Valley, is looking for a Product Development Engineer, someone familiar with the design and manufacture of steel, stainless steel, and aluminum, sheet and tube products. A bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering (or mechanical engineering technology) and four to five years of related experience is required.

If you’re looking to apply your fabrication skills near the nation’s capital, AAM Competition in Annapolis Junction (Baltimore/Washington D.C.) seeks an experienced Fabricator and Welder, someone who can conceptualize and execute new exhaust and intake systems and turbo kits.

Follow this link for a full list of available positions.

Looking for a new engineering or product development gig? Here is a sampling of jobs posted in the SEMA Member Classifieds section calling for engineering brains and skilled handiwork. If numbers and welding aren’t your thing, no problem; the “Positions Available” section lists more than 120 industry job openings around the country.

Taking it back to the land of Stax, B.B. King and early Elvis recordings, Comp Cams in Memphis, Tennessee, is looking for a Mechanical Engineer with 10 or more years of mechanical design engineering (desired) and engine component design experience (required). Candidate must have experience with CAD, solid modeling and FEA. Valvetrain and casting experience a bonus.

If NASCAR country is more to your liking, a Wilmington, North Carolina-area company seeks a R&D Manager to create, implement and manage prototype production and develop documentation standards and systems, among other duties. Must have experience with forced induction technology and strong metal fabrication skills (including TIG welding, machining and tube bending), with CAD design and tuning skills a plus.

Maybe Southern California is more your speed, and Westin Automotive, located in SoCal’s San Gabriel Valley, is looking for a Product Development Engineer, someone familiar with the design and manufacture of steel, stainless steel, and aluminum, sheet and tube products. A bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering (or mechanical engineering technology) and four to five years of related experience is required.

If you’re looking to apply your fabrication skills near the nation’s capital, AAM Competition in Annapolis Junction (Baltimore/Washington D.C.) seeks an experienced Fabricator and Welder, someone who can conceptualize and execute new exhaust and intake systems and turbo kits.

Follow this link for a full list of available positions.

Looking for a new engineering or product development gig? Here is a sampling of jobs posted in the SEMA Member Classifieds section calling for engineering brains and skilled handiwork. If numbers and welding aren’t your thing, no problem; the “Positions Available” section lists more than 120 industry job openings around the country.

Taking it back to the land of Stax, B.B. King and early Elvis recordings, Comp Cams in Memphis, Tennessee, is looking for a Mechanical Engineer with 10 or more years of mechanical design engineering (desired) and engine component design experience (required). Candidate must have experience with CAD, solid modeling and FEA. Valvetrain and casting experience a bonus.

If NASCAR country is more to your liking, a Wilmington, North Carolina-area company seeks a R&D Manager to create, implement and manage prototype production and develop documentation standards and systems, among other duties. Must have experience with forced induction technology and strong metal fabrication skills (including TIG welding, machining and tube bending), with CAD design and tuning skills a plus.

Maybe Southern California is more your speed, and Westin Automotive, located in SoCal’s San Gabriel Valley, is looking for a Product Development Engineer, someone familiar with the design and manufacture of steel, stainless steel, and aluminum, sheet and tube products. A bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering (or mechanical engineering technology) and four to five years of related experience is required.

If you’re looking to apply your fabrication skills near the nation’s capital, AAM Competition in Annapolis Junction (Baltimore/Washington D.C.) seeks an experienced Fabricator and Welder, someone who can conceptualize and execute new exhaust and intake systems and turbo kits.

Follow this link for a full list of available positions.

Looking for a new engineering or product development gig? Here is a sampling of jobs posted in the SEMA Member Classifieds section calling for engineering brains and skilled handiwork. If numbers and welding aren’t your thing, no problem; the “Positions Available” section lists more than 120 industry job openings around the country.

Taking it back to the land of Stax, B.B. King and early Elvis recordings, Comp Cams in Memphis, Tennessee, is looking for a Mechanical Engineer with 10 or more years of mechanical design engineering (desired) and engine component design experience (required). Candidate must have experience with CAD, solid modeling and FEA. Valvetrain and casting experience a bonus.

If NASCAR country is more to your liking, a Wilmington, North Carolina-area company seeks a R&D Manager to create, implement and manage prototype production and develop documentation standards and systems, among other duties. Must have experience with forced induction technology and strong metal fabrication skills (including TIG welding, machining and tube bending), with CAD design and tuning skills a plus.

Maybe Southern California is more your speed, and Westin Automotive, located in SoCal’s San Gabriel Valley, is looking for a Product Development Engineer, someone familiar with the design and manufacture of steel, stainless steel, and aluminum, sheet and tube products. A bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering (or mechanical engineering technology) and four to five years of related experience is required.

If you’re looking to apply your fabrication skills near the nation’s capital, AAM Competition in Annapolis Junction (Baltimore/Washington D.C.) seeks an experienced Fabricator and Welder, someone who can conceptualize and execute new exhaust and intake systems and turbo kits.

Follow this link for a full list of available positions.

Looking for a new engineering or product development gig? Here is a sampling of jobs posted in the SEMA Member Classifieds section calling for engineering brains and skilled handiwork. If numbers and welding aren’t your thing, no problem; the “Positions Available” section lists more than 120 industry job openings around the country.

Taking it back to the land of Stax, B.B. King and early Elvis recordings, Comp Cams in Memphis, Tennessee, is looking for a Mechanical Engineer with 10 or more years of mechanical design engineering (desired) and engine component design experience (required). Candidate must have experience with CAD, solid modeling and FEA. Valvetrain and casting experience a bonus.

If NASCAR country is more to your liking, a Wilmington, North Carolina-area company seeks a R&D Manager to create, implement and manage prototype production and develop documentation standards and systems, among other duties. Must have experience with forced induction technology and strong metal fabrication skills (including TIG welding, machining and tube bending), with CAD design and tuning skills a plus.

Maybe Southern California is more your speed, and Westin Automotive, located in SoCal’s San Gabriel Valley, is looking for a Product Development Engineer, someone familiar with the design and manufacture of steel, stainless steel, and aluminum, sheet and tube products. A bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering (or mechanical engineering technology) and four to five years of related experience is required.

If you’re looking to apply your fabrication skills near the nation’s capital, AAM Competition in Annapolis Junction (Baltimore/Washington D.C.) seeks an experienced Fabricator and Welder, someone who can conceptualize and execute new exhaust and intake systems and turbo kits.

Follow this link for a full list of available positions.