Looking for a mechanic

[Henry Schmidt]

Supertec is entertaining the possibility of hiring an engine builder in the very near future.
Anyone interested in pursuing this possibility feel free to contact me.

Laid back environment, 4 day work week, low pay and no bennies except my cooking. What more could you ask for?

[pete3799]

Man....I'd be all over that if the commute was a little shorter.

[cgarr]

Open up a Midwest/Great Lakes shop?

[dtw]

Henry if I won the lottery, I'd be there next week, and would work for the cooking and the knowledge. I'd share my cooking but keep my barely competent knowledge to myself.

[bavaria911]

Is room and bording included?

[Henry Schmidt]

I have a guest house so for the right guy, who knows?

[euro911sc]

I'd do it for free on the weekends Just ship all the parts to me, I'll set up a nice video conference in my garage and we'll have at it!

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No? did I mention I was free?

[Jess]

Henry,

I've probably done eight to ten engines for my various 911s and helped out countless friends on theirs. I was taught, originally, by one of the best shops in Denver.

I'm looking for a change in circumstance; I've owned a construction company in Denver for a while but I grew up in CA and have a degree from UCSD. I've been looking for a path back to California.

I'm interested.

Jesse Wurmbrand

[Henry Schmidt]

Originally Posted by dtw

Henry if I won the lottery, I'd be there next week, and would work for the cooking and the knowledge. I'd share my cooking but keep my barely competent knowledge to myself.

What I am looking for in an engine builder is a general knowledge of engines and engineering coupled with a pride in workmanship.
As for the cooking: My lobster in champagne shallot sauce tends to be a little thin because I refuse to drowned the vanilla bean in butter so any help there would be appreciated.

[Henry Schmidt]

Originally Posted by Jess

Henry,

I've probably done eight to ten engines for my various 911s and helped out countless friends on theirs. I was taught, originally, by one of the best shops in Denver.

I'm looking for a change in circumstance; I've owned a construction company in Denver for a while but I grew up in CA and have a degree from UCSD. I've been looking for a path back to California.

I'm interested.

Jesse Wurmbrand

Call me and we'll talk

[Henry Schmidt]

Originally Posted by euro911sc

I'd do it for free on the weekends Just ship all the parts to me, I'll set up a nice video conference in my garage and we'll have at it!

....

No? did I mention I was free?

Great offer but I tend to micro manage a little too much to let go of that much control.
Translation : can't apply a proper head slap from that distance...

[Henry Schmidt]

I did hire a shop foreman this weekend but still need an engine builder.




His dad got deployed and there was one else offering him a position of importance....
Any new employee will have to pass the "sniff test".....

[euro911sc]

Originally Posted by Henry Schmidt

Great offer but I tend to micro manage a little too much to let go of that much control.
Translation : can't apply a proper head slap from that distance...

LOL I used to be a robotics engineer so I'm sure I could work something out with that new internet thing everyone's talking about

[johnman001]

I would love to build engines for you, if I was 20 years younger and not married with a mortgage, and lived in CA........ The list goes on.

Ah, such is life. I will have to continue to build engines for private parties for the near future (as long as my ME day job holds out).