Years of hands-on time on HAAS 3-axis mills: setup, running, and troubleshooting on the machine Strong CAM programming in Autodesk Fusion Ability to program complex 3D parts on a 3-axis machine, including multiple setups and custom fixturing Lots of experience machining stainless steel and aluminum, including choosing tools and feeds for each Experience running Haas High Speed Machining (HSM), including setting G187 smoothness and accuracy for roughing and finishing passes Experience holding tight tolerances and inspecting with hand measuring tools Nice to have: experience assembling, wiring, or debugging electromechanical prototypes (harnesses, sensors, motors, heaters); 4th-axis or 5-axis experience; hand-editing G-code at the HAAS control; wire EDM or surface grinding; manual mill, lathe, and saw experience; enough GD&T knowledge to push back on a drawing; sheet metal, food equipment, or appliance experience Strong communicator and collaborator, comfortable working across cross-functional teams Self-starter and operates with urgency Takes ownership and embraces accountability with the ability to manage tasks with minimal supervision You are authorized to work in the U.S. without Visa Sponsorship. Program, set up, and run HAAS 3-axis mills to make prototype and short-run parts Write toolpaths in Autodesk Fusion, including 3D contours and freeform surfaces Read drawings and models (including GD&T) and figure out how to hold and cut the part Choose tools, fixtures, speeds, and feeds to hit tolerance and finish Check parts with calipers, mics, gauges, etc., during and after the run Fix problems when parts or programs dont come out right, and improve the process over time Work with mechanical engineers on design-for-manufacturing and prototype builds Keep the shop safe, clean, and organized, and keep machines maintained.