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How much do internship focus group panel jobs pay per hour?

As of Jun 28, 2026, the average hourly pay for internship focus group panel in the United States is $19.31, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $16.11 and $20.91 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

Is focus group a legit company?

A focus group is a research method used by companies to gather consumer opinions, not a company itself. If you are referring to a specific organization claiming to be a focus group company, verify its legitimacy through reviews, official licensing, and industry reputation before engaging. Focus groups are typically conducted by market research firms or organizations with established credentials.

What is an Internship Focus Group Panel?

An Internship Focus Group Panel is a temporary position where interns participate in group discussions to provide feedback, opinions, and insights on specific topics, products, or programs. These panels are often organized by companies, educational institutions, or research organizations to gather information that can help improve their services or offerings. Interns are asked to share their honest experiences and perspectives, which can influence future decisions and strategies. Participation in a focus group panel can also help interns develop communication, teamwork, and critical thinking skills.

Are focus groups that pay legit?

Paid focus groups, including those related to internship programs like Internship Focus Group Panel, are generally legitimate opportunities to earn money for providing opinions. However, it is important to verify the company's reputation and avoid offers that require upfront payments or personal information beyond standard contact details.

What is the difference between Internship Focus Group Panel vs Market Research Analyst?

AspectInternship Focus Group PanelMarket Research Analyst
CredentialsTypically students or entry-level individuals, no formal certification requiredBachelor's degree in marketing, statistics, or related field; certifications like CIM or CRM are common
Work EnvironmentParticipates in focus group sessions, often in research facilities or onlineAnalyzes data, prepares reports, and presents findings in office or remote settings
Employer & Industry UsageMarket research firms, advertising agencies, or companies conducting consumer researchCorporations, consulting firms, or research agencies across various industries

The Internship Focus Group Panel involves participating in consumer discussions to gather insights, often as an entry-level role. Market Research Analysts analyze data and generate reports based on research findings. While both roles focus on understanding consumer behavior, the focus group panel is more about qualitative participation, whereas analysts handle quantitative data analysis.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as an Internship Focus Group Panelist, and why are they important?

To thrive as an Internship Focus Group Panelist, you need strong analytical skills, clear communication abilities, and a background or current enrollment in a relevant academic program. Familiarity with survey platforms, online collaboration tools, and basic data analysis methods is often required. Active listening, open-mindedness, and the ability to provide constructive feedback set standout panelists apart. These skills ensure meaningful contributions to discussions, valuable insights for research or program development, and effective collaboration with diverse participants.

What can I expect from participating in an Internship Focus Group Panel, and how does it benefit my professional development?

As a participant in an Internship Focus Group Panel, you will be asked to share honest feedback and insights regarding your internship experiences, work environment, and organizational processes. This role provides an excellent opportunity to develop critical communication and analytical skills, as you'll collaborate with peers, HR representatives, and sometimes senior management. Your input can help shape future internship programs, making your contributions impactful. Additionally, involvement in such panels is often recognized as a valuable extracurricular activity, enhancing your resume and potentially opening doors for mentorship or networking opportunities within the organization.

How much do focus group panelists get paid?

Focus group panelists typically earn between $50 and $150 per session, depending on the length and complexity of the study. Payment can vary based on the company, the type of research, and whether the session is conducted online or in person.

Are focus group panel jobs legit?

Focus group panel jobs are legitimate opportunities where participants provide feedback on products or services, often in exchange for compensation. However, job seekers should verify the company’s credibility and beware of scams that request upfront payments or personal information. Genuine panels typically do not require fees to join and offer clear details about the process and pay.
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Maintenance Technician 3 Electrical Focus

Maintenance Technician 3 Electrical Focus

Bartell Machinery Systems, LLC

Rome, NY • On-site

$30/hr

Full-time

Posted 21 days ago


Job description

The Company

Heico has a history of success. Since its founding over 40 years ago The Heico Companies has grown from a single business to over 80 separate companies through a strategic acquisition policy, and by reinvesting its earnings into internal growth and new prospects. Historically talented at restoring distressed companies, Heico now strategically targets acquisitions that will complement its ever-growing portfolio of companies in manufacturing, construction, and industrial services.

These four core operations are organized into groups: Metal Processing Group, Construction Solutions Group, Applied Solutions Group, and Industrial Technologies Group. Once acquired, new Heico companies are assigned to a group and run on a stand-alone basis, allowing for great independence as well as the opportunity to share knowledge about markets, production processes, and management practices across other Heico groups and companies. Each Group has its own corporate team.

Heico continues to seek out new opportunities and maintain its standard of success. The Heico Companies has remained a privately held company since its creation and maintains a majority ownership in each of its operations, which generates more than $3.3 billion dollars in revenues. Many of our businesses are certified Woman-owned Business Enterprises (WBE).

More information about the holding company and overall organization can be found at www.heicocompanies.com.

BARTELL MACHINERY SYSTEMS, L.L.C. is a global leader in providing highly-engineered industrial manufacturing equipment for the Tire & Rubber, Oil & Gas, and Wire & Cable industries with a commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction. Our highly skilled and diverse professionals possess generations of industry knowledge, making Bartell a recognized leader with over 8,000 systems in operation worldwide. Bartell offers full-time opportunities, co-ops and internships. Many of our employees have launched life-long careers and you too can be a part of a global company that works together on some of the world’s largest and unique industrial equipment. Opportunities for career progression within the many divisions of this company are outstanding if you are ready to take the challenge.

Job Description:

The Maintenance Technician 3 – Electrical Focus is responsible for performing advanced electrical troubleshooting and repair while also supporting full-spectrum maintenance of manufacturing equipment, facilities, and utilities. This role serves as a multi-discipline technical leader, capable of handling everything from PLC diagnostics and CNC troubleshooting to basic facility upkeep (e.g., plumbing, building systems) to ensure safe, reliable, and uninterrupted operations. This position requires a hands-on, problem-solving mindset with the ability to respond to any issue within the facility, from complex electrical faults to general maintenance needs, with urgency and professionalism. Work is performed in accordance with Bartell safety requirements, LOTO procedures, NFPA 70E/arc-flash safe work practices, OSHA requirements, applicable electrical codes, and preventative maintenance systems and processes. The role directly supports safe operations, machine uptime, quality, delivery, and overall company goals and objectives.

Duties and Responsibilities: 

  • Advanced Electrical & Controls (Primary Focus)
    • Diagnose and repair CNC machinery, PLC-controlled systems, and industrial automation equipment
    • Read and interpret electrical schematics, ladder logic, and control diagrams
    • Troubleshoot:
      • Motors, drives (VFDs/servos)
      • Control panels and I/O systems
      • Sensors, encoders, limit switches
    • Perform root cause analysis on recurring electrical failures
    • Support machine commissioning, upgrades, and retrofits
    • Maintain compliance with NFPA 70E, OSHA, and arc flash requirements
    • Perform preventative maintenance on all facility equipment and infrastructure.
  • Equipment & Mechanical Maintenance
    • Perform maintenance and repair on:
      • CNC machines and machine shop equipment
      • Compressors, pumps, and generators
      • Hydraulic and pneumatic systems
    • Assist with mechanical breakdowns and rebuilds
    • Conduct precision checks (e.g., ball bar testing, alignment)
  • Facility & Utilities Maintenance
    • Maintain building systems including:
      • Lighting, electrical distribution, and panels
      • Fire alarm and sprinkler systems
      • HVAC coordination (as applicable)
    • Perform general facility upkeep, including:
      • Minor plumbing repairs
      • Basic carpentry and repairs
      • Housekeeping and safety corrections
    • Respond to facility emergencies quickly and effectively
  • Preventative & Predictive Maintenance
    • Execute and improve PM programs across electrical and mechanical systems
    • Identify early signs of failure and implement corrective actions
    • Support uptime and reliability initiatives
  • Safety & Compliance
    • Maintain and update:
      • LOTO procedures
      • Electrical safety documentation
      • Inspection records (OSHA, ISO, FM Global)
    • Ensure all work is performed in compliance with:
      • OSHA
      • NFPA 70/70E
      • Company EHS standards
    • Participate in hazard identification and correction (Benchmark system)
  • Documentation & Systems
    • Maintain accurate records of:
      • Repairs and troubleshooting activities
      • Electrical changes and updates
      • Preventative maintenance completion
    • Support audits and compliance reporting
      • Including documentation compliance with ISO 9001:2015, OSHA VPP STAR, and FM Global requirements.
  • Team Support & Leadership
    • Act as a technical resource for other technicians
    • Assist production, assembly, and engineering teams
    • Communicate effectively across departments
    • Take ownership of issues and drive them to resolution

Education:

  • 4-year degree and/or 10 years’ experience in electrical and mechanical maintenance at a manufacturing facility.

Skills & Relevant Work Experience:

  • Strong experience with:
    • CNC machinery troubleshooting
    • PLC systems and ladder logic
    • Industrial electrical systems
    • Fanuc or similar CNC controls (preferred)
  • Ability to read and interpret:
    • Electrical schematics
    • Mechanical drawings
  • Working knowledge of:
    • Motors and controls
    • Hydraulics and pneumatics
  • Arc Flash / NFPA 70E trained
  • Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills
  • Knowledge of safety requirements that apply to equipment and facility upkeep.
  • Machining and fabrication knowledge.
  • Proven ability to handle multiple projects and meet deadlines.
  • Strong ability to prioritize projects based on their importance to company operations.
  • Strong computer skills Microsoft office suite and D365
  • Strong communication and conceptual skills.

Mindset & Culture Fit 

  • “No job too big, no job too small” mentality
  • Takes pride in fixing problems, whether it’s a servo fault or a clogged drain
  • Strong sense of ownership and accountability
  • Team-first attitude
  • Self-Motivated with a positive attitude.

Travel Requirements: up to 5%

EOE M/F/D/V