MAHLE Employee Job Reviews in the United States

"Very good company to start your career!"

"Great place to work, great experience."

"Good company with lots of opportunities for assembly workers."

"Experience in preventive, corrective and predicted maintenance in machining center, horizontal and vertical lathes, center less grinding, automated systems, assembly of precision bearings, ball screws, spindle, knowledge of machine elements such as belts, pulleys, bearings , hoses, connections, bearings, hydraulics, pneumatics, in addition to mastering maintenance indicators (MTBF, MTTR, Availability, Occupancy rate, Back log) in addition to managing spare parts, downtime planning and problem solving. Development of new suppliers with continuous improvement work. Experiences in ISO TS16949 / VDA. Negotiation and planning with the productive sector for possible stops. Implementation of predictive maintenance (analysis of electrical insulation in servomotors, thermography, vibration, pneumatic leaks) using resources from the plant itself."

"The work experience with machinery and tooling was valuable. The downfall was the work structure which was employed."

"Overall, it's a well-established company but like most companies, they need to move forward with 21st-century ideas."

"I have worked at MAHLE Brazil and it has been a great job experience. This comany is one biggest automotive parts maker worldwide leading with a huge develpment technologies for many car parts application. My current work portifolio is directed to air conditioning systems. MAHLE has also many other development sectors. I strongly recomend working at MAHLE."

"This company is okay to work for but they've been struggling financially. So do not expect much benefits."

"I have worked for Mahle for nine years and it is a great company who believes in its staff."

"I enjoy my job and have accommodating management, but HR policies are so strict."

What do you like about working at MAHLE?

"Peer employees are pleasant and supportive, easy to get along with."

Do you have any tips for others interviewing with this company?

"Be prepared to punch the clock, even as a salaried professional."

What don't you like about working at MAHLE?

"Driving 60+ miles to work, without an option to telecommute! Paid hourly for a salaried position, and having to put in every one of my 40 hours each week, regardless of my reponsibilities being met or exceeded."

What suggestions do you have for management?

"Get rid of the antiquated 1970s HR policies, or at least have separate policies for the educated professionals in the office vs the manual labor floor workers. There is a huge lack of trust for professionals!"

What do you like about working at MAHLE?

"It was a fantastic learning opportunity. People were supportive of each other. I had a great crew to work with as well."