Inductotherm Corp.

At Inductotherm, we are part of a transformative industry that powers innovation across countless sectors—from automotive and aerospace to renewable energy and medical industries. What excites us most is the role we play in advancing manufacturing through precision induction heating. Knowing our work contributes to safer, more efficient, and more sustainable production methods is incredibly rewarding.

Our core values of quality and reliability, design and technology, and customer service have always been and remain one of the keys to our continued success since 1953. Dedication to customer service has always been our most important value. We continue to work together to provide "global yet local" support so that our customers have the competitive edge.

Our relationship with Penn College began through shared industry networks and a mutual commitment to hands-on, applied technical education. We were drawn to their focus on workforce readiness and soon engaged in recruiting efforts, cooperative education programs, and technical collaborations.

Penn College consistently produces graduates who are not only technically proficient but also bring a strong work ethic and real-world experience. For Inductotherm, hiring Penn College alumni has proven to be a smart investment. These individuals contribute wholeheartedly, reduce training time, and can develop into leadership roles. The return on this partnership has been a stronger, more capable workforce that drives our company forward.

We value technical competence, of course, but just as important are initiative, adaptability, and a commitment to continuous learning. Penn College students tend to be curious, driven, and ready to apply what they’ve learned in a practical setting—which aligns well with the fast-paced, problem-solving nature of our work at Inductotherm.

If you're passionate about building things, solving real-world problems, and entering a career with strong demand and growth potential, Penn College is an excellent choice. It offers more than a degree—it offers a pathway to a meaningful career. Take advantage of the hands-on opportunities, ask questions, and be open to where your skills can take you.