ReBuild Manufacturing remote jobs and company guide

Re:Build Manufacturing is a family of industrial businesses dedicated to revitalizing the U.S. manufacturing base by combining cutting-edge enabling technologies, operational superiority, and strategic M&A. Founded in 2020 by Miles Arnone and Jeff Wilke, the company aims to build America's next great industrial company, fostering substantial opportunities for its employees and the communities in which it operates. Re:Build leverages deep expertise in operations management and technology to enhance the performance of its subsidiaries, implementing core technologies across industrial platforms in diversified growth markets such as aerospace and defense, cleantech, health, industrial equipment, and mobility.

The company's core competencies include product innovation, advanced components, systems production, and industrial automation. Re:Build develops and manufactures technologically advanced products from concept through production at scale within the United States, utilizing a 'Brain to Box™' process. This approach addresses common shortcomings in the manufacturing sector, where specialized engineering firms may lack manufacturing footprints or commercialization experience, and traditional manufacturers may lack robust front-end product concept capabilities. Re:Build's strategy involves identifying and acquiring highly capable U.S. engineering and manufacturing businesses that align with its goals and can benefit from its ecosystem of complementary capabilities. The company has grown rapidly, both organically and through acquisitions, and as of August 2023, employed more than 850 people across eleven business units with facilities in multiple states including Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New York, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Ohio, South Carolina, Colorado, and California. Pitchbook data from early 2025 indicates the company has grown to 1,100 employees. Re:Build is committed to a long-term vision, focusing on creating enduring jobs and strengthening vulnerable supply chains.