CNC Press Brake Fabrication Specialist — Tualatin, OR
Join a production team where precision and pace go hand in hand. In this role, you’ll turn flat sheet into flawlessly formed parts using hydraulic and CNC press brakes while collaborating with a crew that values accuracy, safety, and efficiency.
A day in the life
Start by reviewing blueprints, templates, and technical drawings to confirm specs, tolerances, and bend deductions.
Select tooling and plan the forming sequence using your knowledge of material properties and bend characteristics.
Program and set up CNC press brakes, manage changeovers, and dial in machine adjustments to meet production targets.
Run parts to exacting tolerances and verify quality throughout the process, making real-time corrections when needed.
Operate complementary fabrication equipment such as notchers, rolls, hardware machines, and RAS panel benders (CNC).
Perform routine hydraulic system checks, basic troubleshooting, and minor adjustments to keep equipment running smoothly.
Collaborate with teammates to streamline workflow, uphold safety practices, and keep the floor organized.
Pitch in across other production cells when required.
What you’ll bring
1–3 years of experience operating press brakes or working in metal fabrication.
Solid understanding of hydraulics, related components, and mechanical systems.
Hands-on skill with CNC setups, tooling selection, and fine machine adjustments.
Ability to read and interpret blueprints and bend deduction charts.
Direct experience with hydraulic press brakes; RAS panel bender exposure is a plus.
Knowledge of sheet metal processes and confidence with common hand tools.
Strong problem-solving, attention to detail, and the ability to work independently or with a team.
High school diploma or equivalent; technical/trade certification preferred.
Physical demands
Stand for extended periods on a concrete floor.
Lift 25 lbs or more as needed.
Use manual dexterity to handle small tools and components.