We’re expanding and adding new machines—so we’re growing our bench of CNC talent. Whether you’re building your skills or already a seasoned hand at the controls, there’s a place for you on our team.
A Day in the Role
You arrive to a fast-moving production floor and head straight to your assigned cell—milling, turning, or both depending on the work order. You review prints and work instructions, verify tools and offsets, and bring the machine online. As parts run, you measure features with precision instruments, make smart adjustments to hold tolerance, and keep an eye on tooling wear and machine performance. You collaborate with quality, engineering, and production to solve issues as they arise, all while maintaining a clean, safe, and organized area.
What You’ll Handle
Set up and/or run CNC mills and lathes based on your experience level
Interpret blueprints, drawings, and operation sheets
Inspect parts and verify conformance using precision measuring tools
Tweak offsets and parameters to maintain quality standards
Track tool condition and monitor machine/part performance throughout the shift
Follow established safety, quality, and production procedures
Keep your workstation orderly and compliant with 5S principles
Partner with engineering, quality, and production teams
Troubleshoot machining and production issues appropriate to your skill level
What You Bring
Background in CNC machining, milling, turning, or related manufacturing preferred
Open to all stages of experience—from developing machinists to highly experienced professionals
Ability to read prints and use precision measurement tools preferred
Mechanical aptitude, accuracy, and strong attention to detail
Comfort working independently and as part of a team
Curiosity to learn new machines, processes, and machining technologies
Compensation reflects your machining knowledge and demonstrated skill level. Join a team where your craftsmanship keeps production moving.