Since 1999
The MDLI Story
Brothers Mark and Desi were born and raised in Arvada, Colorado.
Mark attended University of New Mexico and the University of Colorado receiving a degree in Kinesiology.
Desi attended Colorado State University, University of Northern Colorado, and Metropolitan State College graduating with a degree in Business Marketing.
Mark and Desi started MDLI as a result of noticing a lack of quality staffing support companies. They envisioned a company that not only exhibited their core values, but also treated their employees and their customers like family.
Established in the spring of 1999. MDLI has vetted, trained, and placed a multitude of qualified candidates supporting over 25 clients nationwide in both the public and private sector.
With our valued partnerships and proven approach, we look forward to another 22 years of providing the very best support with the very best talent.
Don't see a job position opening that fits your skillset?
We are always looking for self-motivated, open-minded individuals that want to grow both personally and professionally. If any of the following positions may interest you or if you would like to find out more feel free to apply and we will reach out to you to discuss your questions and goals.
Structural Steel Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) Engineer
Position Type: Full-time
Civil QA/QC Inspector
Position Type: Full-time
Warehouse Specialist – Materials Management
Position Type: Full-time
Asset Integrity – API 510 Inspector
Position Type: Full-time
Wind Turbine Mechanical Technician I
Position Type: Full-time
Wind Turbine Mechanical Technician II
Position Type: Full-time
Wind Turbine Maintenance / Torque & Tension Technician
Position Type: Full-time
Wind Turbine Commissioning / Troubleshooting Technician
Position Type: Full-time
Wind Turbine Blade / Composite Repair Technician
Position Type: Full-time
Wind Turbine Technical Advisor Technician
Position Type: Full-time
Wind Turbine Walkdown Technician
Position Type: Full-time
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