CNC Machinist (Multiple Shifts)

The CNC Machinist is a highly skilled professional responsible for overseeing advanced machining processes and
delivering precision-manufactured components for industries such as automotive, aerospace, and advanced
manufacturing. This role involves setting up and operating complex CNC equipment, troubleshooting challenging
machining issues, and collaborating with engineering teams to optimize designs for manufacturability. This position ensures the precision, quality, and efficiency of machining processes by maintaining adherence to strict
industry standards and company policies. The CNC Machinist is pivotal in driving innovation in the production
of complex prototype and production parts in high-performance manufacturing.

• Set up and operate advanced CNC equipment, including multi-axis mills (3-axis, 3+2, and 5-axis), to produce high-precision components.
• Interpret complex engineering drawings and apply GD&T principles to ensure components meet stringent quality and dimensional standards.
• Troubleshoot and resolve machining challenges, including tool wear, fixture alignment, and programming errors.

• Collaborate with engineering and design teams to provide feedback on part manufacturability and improve design efficiency.
• Develop and refine machining strategies, including programming, tooling, and fixturing, to maximize productivity and minimize waste.
• Participate in the creation and implementation of innovative machining techniques, including leveraging additive manufacturing technologies.

• Ensure all machined components meet company and industry quality standards through rigorous inspection and adherence to setup sheets.
• Maintain accurate documentation of machining processes, tool setups, and program adjustments to ensure consistency and repeatability.

• Promote a culture of safety by adhering to Environmental, Health, and Safety (EHS) standards and company policies.
• Identify potential safety hazards in the machining process and take proactive measures to mitigate risks.

• Ability to lawfully access information and technology that is subject to US export controls 
• Proficiency in Siemens and Heidenhain controllers.
• Strong understanding of GD&T and its application in precision manufacturing.
• Proven ability to troubleshoot and optimize machining processes.
• Experience in the creation and implementation of dynamic work offsets for complex setups.

• Experience machining components produced through additive manufacturing.
• Familiarity with large gantry CNC systems and advanced machining technologies.

• An on-site skills demonstration (<60 minutes) is required as part of the hiring process to evaluate technical proficiency and practical machining abilities.