Manufacturing Jobs in Connecticut
85 live manufacturing openings across Connecticut, aggregated from employer career sites and refreshed throughout the day. Every listing links straight to the employer's own application page — applying is always free.
Manufacturing hiring in Connecticut: the current picture
There are 85 live manufacturing openings in Connecticut right now, pulled directly from employer career sites. Employers added at least 8 new manufacturing postings in Connecticut in the past week.
No single employer dominates — the three biggest recruiters (Ttmtech, Becton Dickinson, Campbell Soup) together hold only about 27% of listings. Canaan has the deepest pool (9 openings), followed by Danbury (5) and Stamford (5). Of postings that specify a schedule, 97% are full-time. Fully remote manufacturing roles are essentially absent from this market right now — this is in-person work.
Posted pay in Connecticut skews higher than the national mix for manufacturing work: 26% of salaried postings here advertise $100K or more, versus 20% nationwide. The median posted salary is about $66,000 here, compared with roughly $56,000 across all states.
For context beyond current listings: the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates the average annual wage for production occupations in Connecticut at $57,000 (median $49,000) as of May 2025. Posted salaries on new openings here currently run above that benchmark. Source: BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics.
What do manufacturing jobs pay in Connecticut?
31 of the 85 live manufacturing postings in Connecticut list pay (36%). Among those, the median posted salary is about $66,000 a year, and 26% advertise $100K or more.
Based on the 31 live postings that list pay, refreshed throughout the day. Postings without listed pay are excluded.
Top employers hiring now
- Ttmtech9
- Becton Dickinson9
- Campbell Soup5
- Entegris4
- SST Direct4
- Allied Printing Services4
- McWane3
- Element Materials Technology3
Where the jobs are
- Canaan9
- Danbury5
- Stamford5
- Manchester5
- Stafford Springs5
- Groton4
- Hartford4
- North Haven4
- Putnam3
- Wethersfield3
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Frequently asked questions
How many manufacturing jobs are open in Connecticut?
There are 85 live manufacturing job postings in Connecticut right now, aggregated straight from employer career sites and refreshed throughout the day. At least 8 of them were posted within the past week.
What do manufacturing jobs pay in Connecticut?
Among the 31 current postings that list pay, the median advertised salary is about $66,000 a year, and 26% offer $100K or more. Use the salary tool above to see where a specific number ranks.
Who is hiring for manufacturing jobs in Connecticut?
The employers with the most open manufacturing roles in Connecticut right now are Ttmtech (9 openings), Becton Dickinson (9), and Campbell Soup (5). Every listing links directly to the employer's own application page — applying is always free.
Are there remote manufacturing jobs in Connecticut?
Not at the moment — none of the current manufacturing postings in Connecticut are marked remote-eligible. Manufacturing work in this market is overwhelmingly on-site, but new postings arrive daily.
Figures update throughout the day as postings are added and expire.