CNC Set Up Machinists

At a Glance Company: Machine Specialties, Inc. (MSI) Location: Whitsett, NC (near Greensboro) Job Type: Full-Time Pay Range: $26.00 – $36.00 per hour (based on experience) Shifts: Days: Monday-Thursday 7:30am-5:00pm Friday 7:30am-3:30pm Nights: Monday-Thursday 5:00pm-5:00am, 15% shift premium Weekend Days: Friday, Saturday, Sunday 6:00am-6:00pm, 4 bonus hours, 10% shift premium Weekend Nights: Friday, Saturday, Sunday 6:00pm-6:00am, 4 bonus hours, 20% shift premium Overtime: Yes (45 hours per week typical) Experience Level: Mid to Senior Work Authorization: US Citizen, Green Card Holders Why This Role Exists This role exists due to continued growth and long-term customer demand across aerospace, defense, medical, and energy programs. At Machine Specialties, Inc., CNC Set-Up Machinists play a critical role in maintaining production schedules and machining complex, tight-tolerance components . This is not a button-pushing role — it’s a hands-on setup position supporting advanced multi-axis machining in a high-expectation environment. The Work You’ll Be Doing In this role, you will: Set up, operate, and maintain CNC machines Load, edit, and adjust G- and M-code programs Machine parts to close and correlated tolerances Set tooling, offsets, and workholding per setup instructions Perform in-process checks and dimensional verification Troubleshoot machining issues and improve setups Work closely with engineering and programming teams Maintain production schedules while upholding quality standards This role requires strong mechanical instincts, attention to detail, and ownership of the work from setup through completion. Machines, Controls & Shop Environment You’ll work in a modern, well-equipped facility with access to: Machines: 3-, 4-, and 5-axis CNC machining centers Advanced mill-turn and Swiss-type equipment Controls: G-code based CNC controls Conversational controls (experience a plus) Support Systems: Strong engineering and programming support Process-driven manufacturing environment What We’re Looking For Required: 5 years of CNC machining experience (job shop preferred) Strong blueprint reading skills Fluency in G- and M-code editing Proven setup, tooling, and offset experience Ability to troubleshoot and problem-solve independently Comfortable working to tight tolerances Strong communication and professionalism Preferred (Not Required): Experience with 5-axis CNC machines Conversational control experience Exposure to aerospace, defense, or medical machining Materials You’ll Work With Aluminum Stainless Steel Titanium Inconel Specialty alloys and engineered materials Why Machinists Like Working Here Machinists choose MSI because: Clean, professional, well-organized shop Advanced CNC machines and tooling Challenging, non-commodity work Strong engineering collaboration Steady workload with long-term programs A culture that values craftsmanship and accountability This is a shop for machinists who want real responsibility and room to grow . Pay, Benefits & Schedule Pay: $26.00 – $36.00/hour (based on experience) Medical, Dental & Vision Insurance Short- & Long-Term Disability Life Insurance 401(k) with 50% company match (up to 6%) Ongoing training and skill development Opportunities for advancement and promotion from within Apply If you’re an experienced CNC Set-Up Machinist looking for challenging work on advanced equipment, MSI wants to hear from you. Machine Specialties, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer, including Veterans and Individuals with Disabilities.

CNC Machinist (Mazak / Mazatrol)

At a glance Company: Team Penske Location: Mooresville, North Carolina Pay: DOE Job Type: Full-Time Shift: Flexible schedule; overtime and weekends as needed Experience: 1 years Machines: CNC Mills • CNC Mill-Turn • Manual Equipment Controls: Mazatrol • Mazak Smooth Control Why join Team Penske? Team Penske is looking for a CNC Machinist to join its machine shop in Mooresville, North Carolina. This is an opportunity to produce high-quality precision components in a fast-moving environment where accuracy, craftsmanship, and meeting deadlines all matter. The shop is heavily invested in Mazak equipment, including advanced multi-axis machining centers and mill-turn machines. Machinists are involved in more than simply loading parts and pressing cycle start. You will help plan jobs from engineering drawings and CAD data, determine tooling and workholding, program and edit at the machine, inspect finished components, and solve machining challenges as they arise. This position is well suited for a machinist who can independently set up and prove out CNC equipment but still enjoys working with other experienced shop personnel. You will have the opportunity to expand your programming, fixture design, tooling, and machining knowledge while producing precision parts in a highly respected motorsports manufacturing environment. ⚙️ What you’ll be doing Set up, program, prove out, and operate CNC machine tools Manufacture precision parts from engineering drawings and CAD data Program new components and modify existing programs using Mazatrol Load and edit EIA programs as required Determine the appropriate workholding, toolholding, and cutting tools for each job Assemble toolholders and set tools using a presetter Design and manufacture fixtures and custom workholding Perform in-process and final inspections using precision measuring instruments Anticipate tooling and material needs and coordinate orders with your supervisor Operate manual machines, saws, and other conventional equipment as needed Maintain accurate setup sheets and manufacturing information Complete preventive maintenance and assist with equipment repairs when needed Maintain a clean, safe, and organized work area Take ownership of quality, accuracy, and on-time completion ️ Machines, controls & inspection equipment Team Penske operates a Mazak-focused CNC machine shop. Equipment within the shop includes: Mazak Variaxis i-700 Mazak Integrex i-250H-S Mazak Integrex i-200H-S Mazak Smooth controls Mazatrol conversational programming Manual machining equipment and saws Tool presetters Digital and analog precision measuring instruments Specific machine assignments will depend on shop needs and the machinist’s experience. ⭐ Shop highlights Highly respected motorsports organization Fast-paced precision manufacturing environment Mazak-focused CNC machine shop Advanced multi-axis and mill-turn equipment High-mix machining work Programming and editing at the machine Opportunities to design fixtures and workholding Hands-on involvement from planning through inspection Growth opportunities for skilled machinists Overtime opportunities based on production needs ✅ What we’re looking for Required: At least 1 year of CNC machining experience, preferably in a prototype or high-mix, low-volume environment Ability to independently set up, prove out, and operate CNC machines Ability to edit EIA programs and make necessary adjustments at the control Experience assembling, setting, and measuring CNC tooling Ability to design or manufacture basic workholding fixtures Proficiency with digital and analog precision measuring instruments Ability to read engineering drawings and specifications Working knowledge of GD&T Knowledge of CNC cutting tools, toolholding, and workholding Strong shop math and basic computer skills Ability to produce accurate parts with a quality finish while meeting deadlines Ability to lift up to 50 pounds Willingness to work flexible hours, overtime, and weekends as needed Dependable, professional, and accountable approach to work Preferred: Mazak CNC machine experience Mazatrol programming experience Experience in prototype or high-mix, low-volume machining Completion of a high school machining program or post-secondary machining program Machining diploma, certificate, or technical degree Experience with fixture design and manufacturing Familiarity with preventive maintenance and basic machine repair Why you’ll like working here This is a hands-on machining position where you can take ownership of a job from initial planning through final inspection. You will work with advanced Mazak equipment, solve real machining challenges, and contribute directly to the quality and performance of precision components. For a machinist who enjoys variety, advanced equipment, and an environment where good work is noticed, Team Penske offers an opportunity to continue building valuable setup, programming, and problem-solving skills. Pay & schedule Pay: DOE Employment Type: Regular Full-Time Location: 200 Penske Way Mooresville, NC 28115 Machinists must be willing and able to work flexible hours based on changing production schedules. Overtime and weekend work will be required as necessary. About Team Penske Team Penske is one of the most recognized organizations in professional motorsports. Its Mooresville operation brings together skilled professionals across engineering, manufacturing, fabrication, assembly, and racing operations. The machine shop supports a demanding environment where components must be manufactured accurately, efficiently, and to exact engineering specifications. Machinists work closely with drawings and CAD data while using modern CNC equipment, proven machining practices, and detailed quality procedures. Team Penske’s Mazak-focused shop includes advanced Variaxis multi-axis machining centers and Integrex mill-turn equipment with Mazak Smooth controls. The environment is an excellent fit for machinists who take pride in precision, remain composed when priorities change, and want to keep developing their technical abilities. Apply today Ready to put your CNC machining skills to work with one of the most respected names in motorsports? Apply today through hireCNC.

Experienced CNC Programmer – Mastercam & Multi-Axis CNC

At a Glance Company: Collins Machine Works Location: Portsmouth, VA (On-site) Job Type: Full-Time Pay: $30–$38/hour (based on experience) Schedule: Day Shift (Overtime available as needed, including evenings and weekends) Experience Level: 3–5 years CNC programming experience preferred Work Authorization: U.S. Citizenship Required (Access to DoD facilities required. Visa sponsorship is not available.) Program Complex CNC Projects at One of America's Premier Heavy Machining Shops For more than 60 years , Collins Machine Works has tackled some of the world's largest and most complex machining and fabrication projects. Our continued investment in advanced CNC technology—including 5-axis machining centers, large horizontal boring mills, bridge mills, and mill-turn equipment—allows us to solve manufacturing challenges that many shops simply can't. We're looking for an Experienced CNC Programmer to help support our growing workload by developing efficient, accurate CNC programs for large, complex components serving industrial and defense customers. If you enjoy challenging work, modern equipment, and seeing your programs produce precision parts on world-class machines, we'd like to hear from you. $2,000 Sign-On Bonus Receive a $2,000 sign-on bonus after six months of satisfactory employment. We also offer a $1,000 Employee Referral Bonus for successful referrals who complete six months of employment. What You'll Be Doing In this role, you will: Develop and modify CNC programs from customer drawings and engineering models Program and troubleshoot CNC machines to produce precision components Assist machinists with machine setup and prove-out of new programs Select tooling, fixtures, workholding, and machining strategies Optimize machining processes for quality, efficiency, and repeatability Monitor machining operations and resolve programming or machining issues Perform first-piece verification and support in-process inspection Track jobs and production through JobBOSS and Travelers Safely operate cranes and lifting equipment when required Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment Collaborate with machinists, engineering, and production teams to deliver quality work on schedule Machines, Software & Equipment You'll work with advanced CNC equipment and programming tools including: CAM Software Mastercam Programming G-Code & M-Code GD&T interpretation Milling Turning Mill/Turn Wire EDM Shop Equipment CNC Mills CNC Lathes Mill-Turn Machines Manual Mills Manual Lathes Drill Presses Hydraulic Presses Band Saws Material Handling Overhead Cranes Forklifts (preferred) Types of Projects Collins Machine Works specializes in large-scale industrial machining and repair work including: Large industrial components Ship propeller shafting Ship steering gear Heavy mechanical assemblies In-place machining projects Custom one-off and low-volume precision components If you enjoy programming challenging parts rather than repetitive production work, this position offers exceptional variety. What We're Looking ForRequired High school diploma or GED 3–5 years of CNC programming experience preferred Strong Mastercam experience Ability to read blueprints and solid models Understanding of GD&T Experience programming CNC mills and lathes Strong understanding of tooling, workholding, and machining strategies Ability to inspect precision components using measuring equipment Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills Excellent communication skills Willingness to work overtime as needed U.S. Citizenship required Preferred Mill-Turn programming experience Wire EDM programming Large-part machining experience In-place machining experience Forklift and overhead crane experience Experience with JobBOSS Why CNC Programmers Like Working at Collins Machine Works Over 60 years of machining excellence Challenging, one-of-a-kind industrial machining projects Modern CNC equipment and continued investment in new technology Stable workload serving industrial and defense customers Opportunity to work alongside experienced machinists and programmers Overtime opportunities Annual bonus and profit-sharing opportunities Strong benefits package Team-oriented culture where craftsmanship matters Pay, Benefits & SchedulePay $30–$38 per hour depending on experience Additional Compensation $2,000 Sign-On Bonus $1,000 Employee Referral Bonus Annual bonus opportunities Profit sharing Overtime opportunities Night shift differential (where applicable) Benefits Medical Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance 401(k) with Company Match Paid Time Off Short-Term Disability Company-Paid Basic Life Insurance Employee Assistance Program Optional Accident Insurance Critical Illness Coverage Voluntary Life & AD&D Long-Term Disability Schedule Full-Time Day Shift Overtime available as needed, including evenings and weekends Physical Requirements Lift up to 50 lbs. Stand, walk, bend, kneel, crouch, climb stairs, and climb ladders throughout the shift Use overhead cranes and lifting devices Perform precision measuring and computer-based programming work Apply Today Interested in programming some of the largest and most complex machining projects in the industry? Apply today through hireCNC and join the team at Collins Machine Works .

CNC Programmer - Manhattan, KS

At a glance Company: Topeka Foundry & Iron Works (TFI) – A Haas Group Company Location: Manhattan, KS Pay: Competitive (DOE) Weekly Pay Company Bonuses Job Type: Full-Time Experience: 2 Years CNC Programming | 4 Years CNC Machining Machines: CNC Mills • CNC Lathes • Precision Machining Equipment CAM Software: Mastercam • Vericut (or similar) Why join Topeka Foundry & Iron Works? Founded in 1876, Topeka Foundry & Iron Works (TFI) is the longest-running machine shop in Kansas and part of the growing Haas Group—a manufacturing organization with more than 700 employees across six companies and fourteen divisions. As TFI continues investing in advanced machining technology, automation, and manufacturing processes, we're looking for experienced CNC Programmers who want to help drive efficiency while supporting skilled machinists on the shop floor. This is more than a programming position. You'll work closely with machining teams to improve processes, develop efficient manufacturing strategies, and help produce high-quality precision components. If you're looking for long-term stability, modern manufacturing technology, excellent benefits, and real opportunities to grow your career, TFI offers an environment where your knowledge and ideas can make a meaningful impact. ⚙️ What you'll be doing As a CNC Programmer, you'll: Create and optimize CNC programs using Mastercam and Vericut Read and interpret engineering drawings and blueprints Develop machining strategies that improve efficiency and flexibility Work closely with machinists to troubleshoot and optimize production Select tooling and machining methods for tight-tolerance components Improve automation and manufacturing workflows Verify programs before production Support continuous improvement initiatives throughout the machine shop ️ Machines, controls & softwareCAM Software Mastercam Vericut Inspection Equipment Calipers Micrometers Precision measuring equipment Programming Responsibilities CNC Programming Toolpath Development Manufacturing Process Optimization Blueprint Interpretation Tooling Selection Program Verification ⭐ Shop highlights Established in 1876 Longest-running machine shop in Kansas Part of the Haas Group (700 employees) Modern machining technology Strong investment in automation Family-focused culture No layoffs in company history Multiple career advancement opportunities Weekly pay Company bonuses Materials you'll work with Depending on customer applications, programmers support machining of: Steel Stainless Steel Industrial Alloys ✅ What we're looking forRequired 2 years CNC programming experience 4 years CNC machining experience Mastercam and Vericut proficiency (or similar software) Blueprint reading skills Experience using precision measuring equipment Strong tooling and machining knowledge High school diploma or equivalent Legally authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship Preferred CNC Programmer certification Engineering, Mathematics, Computer Science, or related degree Manufacturing process improvement experience Automation knowledge Continuous improvement mindset Why you'll like working here TFI offers one of the strongest compensation and benefits packages in the region. Highlights include: 100% company-paid health insurance for you and your family or a $2/hour health insurance differential Weekly pay Company bonuses 401(k) with company match PTO that never expires Paid holidays Dental and vision insurance Employee Assistance Program Discounted gym memberships Flexible schedules Career advancement opportunities Family-focused culture No company layoffs in TFI history Employees are also part of a company culture that celebrates success through family events, golf outings, cornhole tournaments, holiday parties, and team-building activities. Benefits Competitive salary (DOE) Weekly Pay 100% Paid Health Insurance (Employee & Family) or $2/hr Health Differential Dental Insurance Vision Insurance 401(k) with Company Match Company Bonuses Paid Holidays PTO That Never Expires Short-Term Disability Insurance Supplemental Insurance Options Employee Assistance Program Discounted Gym Membership On-the-Job Training Career Growth Opportunities Exclusive Investment Opportunities About Topeka Foundry & Iron Works For nearly 150 years, Topeka Foundry & Iron Works has earned a reputation for precision machining, industrial fabrication, and manufacturing excellence. Today, as part of the Haas Group, TFI continues to invest in cutting-edge equipment, advanced manufacturing software, and talented people who help drive the company's success. With more than 700 employees across multiple locations, the Haas Group offers the stability of a large organization while maintaining the family-oriented culture of a locally rooted manufacturer. Whether you're helping optimize machining processes or mentoring the next generation of machinists, you'll have opportunities to make a lasting impact while building a rewarding long-term career. Apply Today If you're an experienced CNC Programmer who enjoys solving manufacturing challenges, improving machining processes, and working alongside skilled machinists, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today through the hireCNC job board.

CNC Programmer - Overland Park, KS

At a glance Company: Topeka Foundry & Iron Works (TFI) – A Haas Group Company Location: Overland Park, KS Pay: Competitive (DOE) Weekly Pay Company Bonuses Job Type: Full-Time Experience: 2 Years CNC Programming | 4 Years CNC Machining Machines: CNC Mills • CNC Lathes • Precision Machining Equipment CAM Software: Mastercam • Vericut (or similar) Why join Topeka Foundry & Iron Works? Founded in 1876, Topeka Foundry & Iron Works (TFI) is the longest-running machine shop in Kansas and part of the growing Haas Group—a manufacturing organization with more than 700 employees across six companies and fourteen divisions. As TFI continues investing in advanced machining technology, automation, and manufacturing processes, we're looking for experienced CNC Programmers who want to help drive efficiency while supporting skilled machinists on the shop floor. This is more than a programming position. You'll work closely with machining teams to improve processes, develop efficient manufacturing strategies, and help produce high-quality precision components. If you're looking for long-term stability, modern manufacturing technology, excellent benefits, and real opportunities to grow your career, TFI offers an environment where your knowledge and ideas can make a meaningful impact. ⚙️ What you'll be doing As a CNC Programmer, you'll: Create and optimize CNC programs using Mastercam and Vericut Read and interpret engineering drawings and blueprints Develop machining strategies that improve efficiency and flexibility Work closely with machinists to troubleshoot and optimize production Select tooling and machining methods for tight-tolerance components Improve automation and manufacturing workflows Verify programs before production Support continuous improvement initiatives throughout the machine shop ️ Machines, controls & softwareCAM Software Mastercam Vericut Inspection Equipment Calipers Micrometers Precision measuring equipment Programming Responsibilities CNC Programming Toolpath Development Manufacturing Process Optimization Blueprint Interpretation Tooling Selection Program Verification ⭐ Shop highlights Established in 1876 Longest-running machine shop in Kansas Part of the Haas Group (700 employees) Modern machining technology Strong investment in automation Family-focused culture No layoffs in company history Multiple career advancement opportunities Weekly pay Company bonuses Materials you'll work with Depending on customer applications, programmers support machining of: Steel Stainless Steel Industrial Alloys ✅ What we're looking forRequired 2 years CNC programming experience 4 years CNC machining experience Mastercam and Vericut proficiency (or similar software) Blueprint reading skills Experience using precision measuring equipment Strong tooling and machining knowledge High school diploma or equivalent Legally authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship Preferred CNC Programmer certification Engineering, Mathematics, Computer Science, or related degree Manufacturing process improvement experience Automation knowledge Continuous improvement mindset Why you'll like working here TFI offers one of the strongest compensation and benefits packages in the region. Highlights include: 100% company-paid health insurance for you and your family or a $2/hour health insurance differential Weekly pay Company bonuses 401(k) with company match PTO that never expires Paid holidays Dental and vision insurance Employee Assistance Program Discounted gym memberships Flexible schedules Career advancement opportunities Family-focused culture No company layoffs in TFI history Employees are also part of a company culture that celebrates success through family events, golf outings, cornhole tournaments, holiday parties, and team-building activities. Benefits Competitive salary (DOE) Weekly Pay 100% Paid Health Insurance (Employee & Family) or $2/hr Health Differential Dental Insurance Vision Insurance 401(k) with Company Match Company Bonuses Paid Holidays PTO That Never Expires Short-Term Disability Insurance Supplemental Insurance Options Employee Assistance Program Discounted Gym Membership On-the-Job Training Career Growth Opportunities Exclusive Investment Opportunities About Topeka Foundry & Iron Works For nearly 150 years, Topeka Foundry & Iron Works has earned a reputation for precision machining, industrial fabrication, and manufacturing excellence. Today, as part of the Haas Group, TFI continues to invest in cutting-edge equipment, advanced manufacturing software, and talented people who help drive the company's success. With more than 700 employees across multiple locations, the Haas Group offers the stability of a large organization while maintaining the family-oriented culture of a locally rooted manufacturer. Whether you're helping optimize machining processes or mentoring the next generation of machinists, you'll have opportunities to make a lasting impact while building a rewarding long-term career. Apply Today If you're an experienced CNC Programmer who enjoys solving manufacturing challenges, improving machining processes, and working alongside skilled machinists, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today through the hireCNC job board.

CNC Programmer - Denver, CO

At a glance Company: Topeka Foundry & Iron Works (TFI) – A Haas Group Company Location: Arvada, CO Pay: Competitive (DOE) Weekly Pay Company Bonuses Job Type: Full-Time Experience: 2 Years CNC Programming | 4 Years CNC Machining Machines: CNC Mills • CNC Lathes • Precision Machining Equipment CAM Software: Mastercam • Vericut (or similar) Why join Topeka Foundry & Iron Works? Founded in 1876, Topeka Foundry & Iron Works (TFI) is the longest-running machine shop in Kansas and part of the growing Haas Group—a manufacturing organization with more than 700 employees across six companies and fourteen divisions. As TFI continues investing in advanced machining technology, automation, and manufacturing processes, we're looking for experienced CNC Programmers who want to help drive efficiency while supporting skilled machinists on the shop floor. This is more than a programming position. You'll work closely with machining teams to improve processes, develop efficient manufacturing strategies, and help produce high-quality precision components. If you're looking for long-term stability, modern manufacturing technology, excellent benefits, and real opportunities to grow your career, TFI offers an environment where your knowledge and ideas can make a meaningful impact. ⚙️ What you'll be doing As a CNC Programmer, you'll: Create and optimize CNC programs using Mastercam and Vericut Read and interpret engineering drawings and blueprints Develop machining strategies that improve efficiency and flexibility Work closely with machinists to troubleshoot and optimize production Select tooling and machining methods for tight-tolerance components Improve automation and manufacturing workflows Verify programs before production Support continuous improvement initiatives throughout the machine shop ️ Machines, controls & softwareCAM Software Mastercam Vericut Inspection Equipment Calipers Micrometers Precision measuring equipment Programming Responsibilities CNC Programming Toolpath Development Manufacturing Process Optimization Blueprint Interpretation Tooling Selection Program Verification ⭐ Shop highlights Established in 1876 Longest-running machine shop in Kansas Part of the Haas Group (700 employees) Modern machining technology Strong investment in automation Family-focused culture No layoffs in company history Multiple career advancement opportunities Weekly pay Company bonuses Materials you'll work with Depending on customer applications, programmers support machining of: Steel Stainless Steel Industrial Alloys ✅ What we're looking forRequired 2 years CNC programming experience 4 years CNC machining experience Mastercam and Vericut proficiency (or similar software) Blueprint reading skills Experience using precision measuring equipment Strong tooling and machining knowledge High school diploma or equivalent Legally authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship Preferred CNC Programmer certification Engineering, Mathematics, Computer Science, or related degree Manufacturing process improvement experience Automation knowledge Continuous improvement mindset Why you'll like working here TFI offers one of the strongest compensation and benefits packages in the region. Highlights include: 100% company-paid health insurance for you and your family or a $2/hour health insurance differential Weekly pay Company bonuses 401(k) with company match PTO that never expires Paid holidays Dental and vision insurance Employee Assistance Program Discounted gym memberships Flexible schedules Career advancement opportunities Family-focused culture No company layoffs in TFI history Employees are also part of a company culture that celebrates success through family events, golf outings, cornhole tournaments, holiday parties, and team-building activities. Benefits Competitive salary (DOE) Weekly Pay 100% Paid Health Insurance (Employee & Family) or $2/hr Health Differential Dental Insurance Vision Insurance 401(k) with Company Match Company Bonuses Paid Holidays PTO That Never Expires Short-Term Disability Insurance Supplemental Insurance Options Employee Assistance Program Discounted Gym Membership On-the-Job Training Career Growth Opportunities Exclusive Investment Opportunities About Topeka Foundry & Iron Works For nearly 150 years, Topeka Foundry & Iron Works has earned a reputation for precision machining, industrial fabrication, and manufacturing excellence. Today, as part of the Haas Group, TFI continues to invest in cutting-edge equipment, advanced manufacturing software, and talented people who help drive the company's success. With more than 700 employees across multiple locations, the Haas Group offers the stability of a large organization while maintaining the family-oriented culture of a locally rooted manufacturer. Whether you're helping optimize machining processes or mentoring the next generation of machinists, you'll have opportunities to make a lasting impact while building a rewarding long-term career. Apply Today If you're an experienced CNC Programmer who enjoys solving manufacturing challenges, improving machining processes, and working alongside skilled machinists, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today through the hireCNC job board.

CNC Programmer - Dallas, TX

At a glance Company: Topeka Foundry & Iron Works (TFI) – A Haas Group Company Location: Dallas, TX Pay: Competitive (DOE) Weekly Pay Company Bonuses Job Type: Full-Time Experience: 2 Years CNC Programming | 4 Years CNC Machining Machines: CNC Mills • CNC Lathes • Precision Machining Equipment CAM Software: Mastercam • Vericut (or similar) Why join Topeka Foundry & Iron Works? Founded in 1876, Topeka Foundry & Iron Works (TFI) is the longest-running machine shop in Kansas and part of the growing Haas Group—a manufacturing organization with more than 700 employees across six companies and fourteen divisions. As TFI continues investing in advanced machining technology, automation, and manufacturing processes, we're looking for experienced CNC Programmers who want to help drive efficiency while supporting skilled machinists on the shop floor. This is more than a programming position. You'll work closely with machining teams to improve processes, develop efficient manufacturing strategies, and help produce high-quality precision components. If you're looking for long-term stability, modern manufacturing technology, excellent benefits, and real opportunities to grow your career, TFI offers an environment where your knowledge and ideas can make a meaningful impact. ⚙️ What you'll be doing As a CNC Programmer, you'll: Create and optimize CNC programs using Mastercam and Vericut Read and interpret engineering drawings and blueprints Develop machining strategies that improve efficiency and flexibility Work closely with machinists to troubleshoot and optimize production Select tooling and machining methods for tight-tolerance components Improve automation and manufacturing workflows Verify programs before production Support continuous improvement initiatives throughout the machine shop ️ Machines, controls & softwareCAM Software Mastercam Vericut Inspection Equipment Calipers Micrometers Precision measuring equipment Programming Responsibilities CNC Programming Toolpath Development Manufacturing Process Optimization Blueprint Interpretation Tooling Selection Program Verification ⭐ Shop highlights Established in 1876 Longest-running machine shop in Kansas Part of the Haas Group (700 employees) Modern machining technology Strong investment in automation Family-focused culture No layoffs in company history Multiple career advancement opportunities Weekly pay Company bonuses Materials you'll work with Depending on customer applications, programmers support machining of: Steel Stainless Steel Industrial Alloys ✅ What we're looking forRequired 2 years CNC programming experience 4 years CNC machining experience Mastercam and Vericut proficiency (or similar software) Blueprint reading skills Experience using precision measuring equipment Strong tooling and machining knowledge High school diploma or equivalent Legally authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship Preferred CNC Programmer certification Engineering, Mathematics, Computer Science, or related degree Manufacturing process improvement experience Automation knowledge Continuous improvement mindset Why you'll like working here TFI offers one of the strongest compensation and benefits packages in the region. Highlights include: 100% company-paid health insurance for you and your family or a $2/hour health insurance differential Weekly pay Company bonuses 401(k) with company match PTO that never expires Paid holidays Dental and vision insurance Employee Assistance Program Discounted gym memberships Flexible schedules Career advancement opportunities Family-focused culture No company layoffs in TFI history Employees are also part of a company culture that celebrates success through family events, golf outings, cornhole tournaments, holiday parties, and team-building activities. Benefits Competitive salary (DOE) Weekly Pay 100% Paid Health Insurance (Employee & Family) or $2/hr Health Differential Dental Insurance Vision Insurance 401(k) with Company Match Company Bonuses Paid Holidays PTO That Never Expires Short-Term Disability Insurance Supplemental Insurance Options Employee Assistance Program Discounted Gym Membership On-the-Job Training Career Growth Opportunities Exclusive Investment Opportunities About Topeka Foundry & Iron Works For nearly 150 years, Topeka Foundry & Iron Works has earned a reputation for precision machining, industrial fabrication, and manufacturing excellence. Today, as part of the Haas Group, TFI continues to invest in cutting-edge equipment, advanced manufacturing software, and talented people who help drive the company's success. With more than 700 employees across multiple locations, the Haas Group offers the stability of a large organization while maintaining the family-oriented culture of a locally rooted manufacturer. Whether you're helping optimize machining processes or mentoring the next generation of machinists, you'll have opportunities to make a lasting impact while building a rewarding long-term career. Apply Today If you're an experienced CNC Programmer who enjoys solving manufacturing challenges, improving machining processes, and working alongside skilled machinists, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today through the hireCNC job board.

Manual Machinist (Bridgeport Mills & Engine Lathes)

At a glance Company: American Shoe Machinery Company (ASMC) Location: Beverly, MA Pay: $25–$45/hour DOE Job Type: Temporary (Full-Time or Part-Time) Shift: Flexible schedule available Experience: 5 Years Machines: Bridgeport Mills • Engine Lathes • Surface Grinders • Drill Presses • Manual Machine Tools Equipment: Welders • Standard Machine Shop Equipment CNC Experience: Preferred but not required Why join American Shoe Machinery? For more than 50 years, American Shoe Machinery has designed, manufactured, and serviced specialized machinery for the footwear industry. Unlike high-volume production shops, every day brings something different. You'll manufacture precision replacement parts and custom components that help keep industrial machinery operating around the world. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced manual machinist who enjoys craftsmanship, problem solving, and working independently. You'll join a small, experienced team where quality matters, your machining knowledge is respected, and your work has a direct impact on customers. This position is temporary to cover a medical leave, but ASMC is looking for the right person—not simply the fastest hire. Whether you're looking for full-time hours, part-time flexibility, or you're a retired machinist who still enjoys spending time in the shop, they're happy to build a schedule that works for both sides. If you take pride in precision manual machining and enjoy working on a wide variety of one-off and replacement components rather than repetitive production work, you'll feel right at home here. ⚙️ What you'll be doing Set up and operate manual Bridgeport milling machines, engine lathes, surface grinders, drill presses, and other shop equipment. Manufacture precision components from blueprints, engineering drawings, sample parts, sketches, and verbal instructions. Machine replacement parts while maintaining close tolerances and exceptional quality standards. Select materials, tooling, workholding, cutting tools, and machining methods for each job. Plan machining sequences to maximize efficiency and accuracy. Perform welding, grinding, fitting, and finishing operations as required. Build or modify fixtures, tooling, and jigs to support production. Inspect finished parts using precision measuring instruments. Perform basic machine maintenance and identify equipment requiring repair. Help maintain a clean, organized, and safe machine shop. ️ Machines & equipmentManual Machines Bridgeport milling machines Engine lathes Surface grinders Drill presses Standard manual machine shop equipment Additional Equipment Welding equipment Grinding equipment CNC Equipment CNC machining experience is preferred and may be utilized when needed. Inspection Equipment Micrometers Calipers Precision measuring instruments ⭐ Shop highlights Over 50 years serving the footwear manufacturing industry Small, close-knit machine shop High-mix, low-volume precision machining Diverse projects—not repetitive production work Flexible full-time or part-time scheduling Retired and semi-retired machinists encouraged to apply Independent, hands-on work environment Quality-focused craftsmanship Opportunity to machine custom and legacy replacement components Materials you'll work with Materials vary depending on the project and replacement component being manufactured. ✅ What we're looking forRequired 5 years of manual machining experience Strong Bridgeport mill and engine lathe experience Ability to read blueprints and engineering drawings Experience machining precision components to close tolerances Strong understanding of manual machining practices Welding and grinding experience Ability to work independently with minimal supervision Strong mechanical aptitude Commitment to quality workmanship and attention to detail Preferred CNC machining experience Experience working in a job shop or custom manufacturing environment Apprenticeship, vocational training, or equivalent machinist education Experience working with both inch and metric measurements Why you'll like working here Competitive pay based on experience Flexible scheduling available Full-time or part-time hours Small team where your experience is valued Interesting, varied machining work Quality-focused environment Opportunity for retired machinists looking to stay active Long-established and stable manufacturing company Pay, schedule & positionPay $25.00-$45.00 per hour , depending on experience. Schedule Temporary position Full-time or part-time available Flexible schedule for the right candidate About American Shoe Machinery Company Founded in 1971, American Shoe Machinery Company (ASMC) has spent more than five decades designing, manufacturing, servicing, and supporting specialized machinery for the footwear industry. Operating from Beverly, Massachusetts, the company produces precision replacement parts and custom-machined components that help customers keep legacy equipment running around the world. ASMC has built its reputation on craftsmanship, reliability, and technical expertise. Their machine shop focuses on precision work rather than high-volume production, giving machinists the opportunity to solve unique challenges and work on a wide variety of custom parts. The company values integrity, quality workmanship, and practical problem solving, creating an environment where experienced machinists can take pride in their work and make a meaningful contribution every day. Apply today If you're an experienced manual machinist looking for a flexible opportunity with a company that values craftsmanship and precision, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today through hireCNC.

COE Machinist Level 3 - Weekend Days

At a Glance Company: Wyman-Gordon Location: Dillon, South Carolina Job Type: Full-Time Shift: Weekend Days Experience Level: Mid-Level (3 years preferred) Industry: Aerospace Manufacturing & Precision Forging Work Authorization: U.S. Citizenship or Permanent Residency required due to government and military contracts Schedule: Weekend Day Shift (exact schedule provided during hiring process) Build Critical Components for Aerospace & Defense Wyman-Gordon is one of the world's leading manufacturers of precision forgings for the aerospace, defense, energy, and power generation industries. From jet engine disks and landing gear components to structural airframe parts and space applications, the company's products support some of the most demanding programs in the world. As a Weekend Day CNC Machinist , you'll operate advanced CNC machining equipment in a highly automated manufacturing environment, producing precision components from titanium, nickel alloys, stainless steel, and other specialty materials while maintaining the exceptional quality standards required for aerospace manufacturing. What You'll Be Doing In this role, you will: Operate 2- through 5-axis CNC machining centers and automated machining cells Perform basic machine setups, including fixtures, tooling, offsets, and changeovers Load, verify, and adjust CNC programs using Okuma OSP controls Troubleshoot machine and automation system issues to maximize uptime Perform first-piece and in-process inspections Use precision measuring equipment including height gauges and bench inspection equipment Read blueprints and verify dimensions against engineering specifications Monitor production quality and communicate issues with manufacturing and quality teams Perform daily preventative maintenance checks on machines Maintain a clean, organized work area following 6S standards Work closely with teammates to support production goals and continuous improvement Machines, Controls & Inspection Equipment You'll work with equipment such as: 2-5 Axis CNC Machining Centers Automated CNC Manufacturing Cells Okuma OSP Controls Height Gauges Precision Inspection Equipment Overhead Cranes Materials You'll Machine Depending on production requirements, you may work with: Titanium Alloys Stainless Steel Nickel Alloys Carbon & Alloy Steels Aluminum Alloys Aerospace-grade specialty materials What We're Looking ForRequired 3 years of CNC machining experience preferred Experience operating CNC mills or lathes in a manufacturing environment Basic CNC setup experience including tooling, fixtures, offsets, and changeovers Ability to read blueprints and engineering drawings Experience using precision measuring equipment Strong mechanical aptitude and troubleshooting skills Basic computer skills including Microsoft Office Ability to work safely in a team-oriented manufacturing environment U.S. Citizenship or Permanent Residency required Preferred CNC Machining or Machine Tool Technology certification Technical degree in machining or manufacturing Prior aerospace manufacturing experience Experience working with automated machining systems Military manufacturing or machining experience Why Machinists Like Working Here Work on critical aerospace and defense components Modern CNC equipment and automated machining cells Stable, full-time manufacturing career Opportunity to machine advanced aerospace materials Strong focus on quality, safety, and continuous improvement Career growth within one of the world's premier forging manufacturers Pay, Benefits & Schedule Schedule Weekend Day Shift Overtime available as business needs require Benefits Competitive compensation Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) Paid time off Career development opportunities Training and advancement within a global aerospace manufacturer Apply Today If you're an experienced CNC machinist looking to build precision aerospace and defense components using advanced CNC equipment, we'd like to hear from you. Apply today through hireCNC to be considered for this opportunity.

CNC Programmer - Topeka, KS

At a glance Company: Topeka Foundry & Iron Works (TFI) – A Haas Group Company Location: Topeka, KS Pay: Competitive (DOE) Weekly Pay Company Bonuses Job Type: Full-Time Experience: 2 Years CNC Programming | 4 Years CNC Machining Machines: CNC Mills • CNC Lathes • Precision Machining Equipment CAM Software: Mastercam • Vericut (or similar) Why join Topeka Foundry & Iron Works? Founded in 1876, Topeka Foundry & Iron Works (TFI) is the longest-running machine shop in Kansas and part of the growing Haas Group—a manufacturing organization with more than 700 employees across six companies and fourteen divisions. As TFI continues investing in advanced machining technology, automation, and manufacturing processes, we're looking for experienced CNC Programmers who want to help drive efficiency while supporting skilled machinists on the shop floor. This is more than a programming position. You'll work closely with machining teams to improve processes, develop efficient manufacturing strategies, and help produce high-quality precision components. If you're looking for long-term stability, modern manufacturing technology, excellent benefits, and real opportunities to grow your career, TFI offers an environment where your knowledge and ideas can make a meaningful impact. ⚙️ What you'll be doing As a CNC Programmer, you'll: Create and optimize CNC programs using Mastercam and Vericut Read and interpret engineering drawings and blueprints Develop machining strategies that improve efficiency and flexibility Work closely with machinists to troubleshoot and optimize production Select tooling and machining methods for tight-tolerance components Improve automation and manufacturing workflows Verify programs before production Support continuous improvement initiatives throughout the machine shop ️ Machines, controls & softwareCAM Software Mastercam Vericut Inspection Equipment Calipers Micrometers Precision measuring equipment Programming Responsibilities CNC Programming Toolpath Development Manufacturing Process Optimization Blueprint Interpretation Tooling Selection Program Verification ⭐ Shop highlights Established in 1876 Longest-running machine shop in Kansas Part of the Haas Group (700 employees) Modern machining technology Strong investment in automation Family-focused culture No layoffs in company history Multiple career advancement opportunities Weekly pay Company bonuses Materials you'll work with Depending on customer applications, programmers support machining of: Steel Stainless Steel Industrial Alloys ✅ What we're looking forRequired 2 years CNC programming experience 4 years CNC machining experience Mastercam and Vericut proficiency (or similar software) Blueprint reading skills Experience using precision measuring equipment Strong tooling and machining knowledge High school diploma or equivalent Legally authorized to work in the United States without sponsorship Preferred CNC Programmer certification Engineering, Mathematics, Computer Science, or related degree Manufacturing process improvement experience Automation knowledge Continuous improvement mindset Why you'll like working here TFI offers one of the strongest compensation and benefits packages in the region. Highlights include: 100% company-paid health insurance for you and your family or a $2/hour health insurance differential Weekly pay Company bonuses 401(k) with company match PTO that never expires Paid holidays Dental and vision insurance Employee Assistance Program Discounted gym memberships Flexible schedules Career advancement opportunities Family-focused culture No company layoffs in TFI history Employees are also part of a company culture that celebrates success through family events, golf outings, cornhole tournaments, holiday parties, and team-building activities. Benefits Competitive salary (DOE) Weekly Pay 100% Paid Health Insurance (Employee & Family) or $2/hr Health Differential Dental Insurance Vision Insurance 401(k) with Company Match Company Bonuses Paid Holidays PTO That Never Expires Short-Term Disability Insurance Supplemental Insurance Options Employee Assistance Program Discounted Gym Membership On-the-Job Training Career Growth Opportunities Exclusive Investment Opportunities About Topeka Foundry & Iron Works For nearly 150 years, Topeka Foundry & Iron Works has earned a reputation for precision machining, industrial fabrication, and manufacturing excellence. Today, as part of the Haas Group, TFI continues to invest in cutting-edge equipment, advanced manufacturing software, and talented people who help drive the company's success. With more than 700 employees across multiple locations, the Haas Group offers the stability of a large organization while maintaining the family-oriented culture of a locally rooted manufacturer. Whether you're helping optimize machining processes or mentoring the next generation of machinists, you'll have opportunities to make a lasting impact while building a rewarding long-term career. Apply Today If you're an experienced CNC Programmer who enjoys solving manufacturing challenges, improving machining processes, and working alongside skilled machinists, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today through the hireCNC job board.

Senior 5-Axis CNC Programmer

At a glance Company: AST SpaceMobile Location: Midland, Texas Pay: DOE Job type: Full-time Shift: 8–12-hour shifts Experience: 10 years Machines: 5-axis CNC mills CAM software: Mastercam • Fusion 360 Materials: CFRP • Advanced composites Why join AST SpaceMobile? AST SpaceMobile is building a space-based cellular broadband network designed to connect directly with standard, unmodified mobile devices. Its mission is to eliminate mobile connectivity gaps and bring broadband access to billions of people around the world. This is a senior-level opportunity to help scale aerospace-grade composite manufacturing in Midland, Texas. You’ll lead the development and optimization of 5-axis CNC programs used to produce high-volume, Class-A CFRP components. This is not a routine programming position. AST SpaceMobile needs an experienced CNC programmer who can take ownership of the entire process—from CAD and tooling strategy through validated production programs and finished parts. You’ll establish programming standards, solve difficult composite-machining problems, improve cycle times, and mentor other programmers. Your work will directly affect throughput, quality, repeatability, and production capacity as AST SpaceMobile continues expanding its manufacturing operations. ⚙️ What you’ll be doing Develop, validate, and deploy 5-axis CNC programs for aerospace-grade CFRP production components Create efficient toolpaths for trimming, drilling, countersinking, and edge finishing Optimize feeds, speeds, tooling, and machining strategies to increase throughput Minimize tool wear, delamination, dimensional variation, and cosmetic defects Select and qualify PCD, diamond, and other advanced cutting tools Develop and improve fixtures, workholding, and vacuum systems Troubleshoot machining and process issues using data-driven root-cause analysis Implement permanent corrective actions instead of temporary production fixes Improve cycle times while protecting dimensional and Class-A cosmetic quality Standardize CAM templates, programming practices, and work instructions Establish programming benchmarks and performance expectations Mentor junior CNC programmers and help strengthen shop-wide capabilities Partner with Engineering, Quality, and Production to meet yield and production targets ️ Machines, software & technology Machining: 5-axis CNC milling and high-volume composite machining CAM software: Mastercam and Fusion 360 CAD and data systems: Autodesk Inventor, Autodesk Vault, and AutoCAD Programming capabilities: Multi-axis toolpath development, simulation, collision avoidance, and process validation Tooling: PCD, diamond, ceramic, and other advanced tooling for composite materials Workholding: Composite fixtures, vacuum fixtures, and custom workholding systems Quality: Blueprint interpretation, GD&T, dimensional verification, and cosmetic inspection ⭐ Shop highlights Advanced aerospace and space-technology manufacturing Senior-level ownership of the CNC programming process Complex 5-axis composite machining High-volume production environment Class-A aerospace components Opportunity to establish shop-wide programming standards Direct collaboration with Engineering, Quality, and Production Strong focus on process control and repeatability Leadership and mentoring responsibilities Mission-driven work with global impact Materials you’ll work with Carbon fiber-reinforced polymer (CFRP) Aerospace-grade composite materials Advanced composite structures ✅ What we’re looking for Required: 10 years of proven aerospace composite machining experience At least five years of 5-axis CNC milling and programming experience Deep experience machining CFRP and other advanced composites Advanced proficiency with CAM software such as Mastercam or Fusion 360 Strong understanding of multi-axis toolpath development and simulation Advanced knowledge of feeds, speeds, tool geometry, tooling selection, and workholding Ability to prevent and troubleshoot delamination, tool wear, and composite-machining defects Exceptional blueprint-reading and GD&T skills Experience supporting high-volume aerospace production Strong understanding of process control, repeatability, and lean manufacturing Ability to establish standards and hold production processes to those standards Strong written and verbal communication skills High school diploma or GED Proficiency with Microsoft Office Preferred: Experience machining with ceramic cutting tools, including alumina or silicon carbide Experience trimming, drilling, countersinking, and finishing composite structures Knowledge of composite dust-extraction systems and shop safety protocols Fixture design experience Vacuum fixture or vacuum system design experience Experience mentoring CNC programmers or leading programming teams Working knowledge of Autodesk Inventor, Vault, and AutoCAD Why you’ll like working here This role provides the authority and responsibility to make meaningful manufacturing improvements. You won’t simply receive models and generate programs—you’ll help determine how composite components should be tooled, fixtured, programmed, validated, and moved into repeatable production. You’ll work on technically demanding aerospace components while helping AST SpaceMobile increase output without compromising dimensional accuracy or cosmetic quality. For a senior CNC programmer who enjoys solving difficult problems, establishing better processes, and developing other programmers, this is an opportunity to influence an entire manufacturing operation. Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: DOE Employment: Full-time Location: On-site in Midland, Texas Schedule: Must be able to work extended 8–12-hour shifts in a manufacturing environment Benefits information was not provided. Physical requirements Frequently stand, walk, and work on your feet in a shop environment Lift, push, pull, or carry objects weighing approximately 20–50 pounds Use the manual dexterity required to handle precision tools, components, and machine controls Frequently bend, stoop, kneel, crouch, climb, crawl, and reach Work extended 8–12-hour shifts as production demands require About AST SpaceMobile AST SpaceMobile is developing a global cellular broadband network in space designed to connect directly with standard, unmodified mobile devices. Built on the company’s extensive intellectual property and patent portfolio, the network is being developed for commercial and government applications. The company’s mission is to eliminate the connectivity gaps experienced by today’s mobile subscribers while bringing broadband access to billions of people who remain unconnected. Achieving that mission requires advanced engineering, aerospace manufacturing, and highly repeatable production processes. At the Midland operation, this Senior CNC Programmer will help scale aerospace-grade CFRP production by improving the way complex composite components are programmed and manufactured. The position combines hands-on technical expertise with process leadership, cross-functional collaboration, and mentorship. Apply today If you’re an experienced 5-axis CNC programmer with deep aerospace composite machining knowledge and want to help build manufacturing processes that support a global space-based communications network, apply today through hireCNC.

CNC Lead Machinist – Second Shift

At a glance Company: Custom Design Components Location: Howard City, Michigan Job Type: Full-Time Shift: Second Shift Experience: CNC machining and manufacturing leadership experience required Machines: 3 Axis Vertical CNC Mills • CNC Lathes Reports To: Production Manager Direct Reports: Machinists Why join Custom Design Components? Custom Design Components is looking for a hands-on CNC Lead Machinist to lead its second-shift machining team in Howard City, Michigan. This is not a desk supervisory position. You will work directly with machinists on the shop floor, help resolve production and quality issues, support setups and machine operation, and keep projects moving according to schedule. The right candidate will bring strong CNC machining knowledge along with the ability to train employees, address performance concerns, improve processes, and maintain a productive and professional shop environment. ⚙️ What you’ll be doing Machining and technical support Set up and operate CNC machines Read and interpret technical drawings and job specifications Select appropriate tooling and help troubleshoot machining problems Inspect completed parts using measuring tools and gauges Verify that finished components meet dimensional and quality requirements Support routine machine and tooling maintenance Help resolve production obstacles and reduce rework Team leadership Lead and support machinists working on second shift Monitor shop-floor productivity and address performance concerns Train and cross-train employees on machining processes and responsibilities Recognize strong performers and provide direct coaching where improvement is needed Promote teamwork, accountability, and high morale Maintain clear communication with the Production Manager and leadership team Ensure employees follow company quality, housekeeping, and safety standards Production and shop management Work with the Production Manager to confirm shop capabilities and priorities Understand the scope, schedule, and requirements of active projects Identify production risks and develop practical solutions Investigate recurring issues and implement lasting corrective actions Coordinate preventative maintenance during available machine downtime Maintain a clean, organized, and safe manufacturing environment ️ Machines, tools & systems This position requires experience working with: CNC milling machines Precision measuring equipment Calipers, micrometers, gauges, and related inspection tools ERP software Manual machine tools CNC machine brands and controls OKK Vertical Mills Brother Mills Fanuc Controls ⭐ Shop highlights Family-owned manufacturer founded in 1993 Hands-on leadership role Custom and standard hydraulic manifold manufacturing CNC milling and turning capabilities Prototype through production-volume work Strong emphasis on clean, burr-free components Opportunities to improve processes and develop employees Down-to-earth, team-oriented work environment ✅ What we’re looking for Required Strong experience setting up and operating CNC machine tools Ability to modify and write ‘G’ and ‘M’ Code Previous experience as a production lead, machining lead, or similar manufacturing leader Strong leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills Ability to coach employees and address performance or quality concerns Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical specifications Strong tooling and machining-process knowledge Experience using precision measuring instruments Ability to troubleshoot practical machining and production problems Commitment to workplace safety and continuous improvement Preferred Background in hydraulic manifold or fluid-power component manufacturing Experience with manual machining equipment Why you’ll like working here You will have the opportunity to stay involved in machining while taking responsibility for the performance of an entire shift. You will have the authority to coach employees, improve processes, address production problems, and help build a stronger machining team. The company values employees who are dedicated, driven, trustworthy, and willing to take ownership of their work. Pay, benefits & schedule Starting Pay: $30 to $35 per hour Schedule: Full-time, second shift. Monday thru Thursday 2:30 pm to 2:00 am Pay Period: Every two weeks Benefits include: Health insurance- $60 per pay period for single, $67.50 1 dependent, $75 family IRA retirement plan with $50 per pay period company match Paid time off based on years of service Paid Holidays Gym membership About Custom Design Components Custom Design Components is a family-owned hydraulic manifold manufacturer based in Howard City, Michigan. Founded in 1993, the company manufactures custom and standard hydraulic manifolds along with CNC-turned components for distributors and customers across several industries. Custom Design Components currently has a staff of 20 people. Full-time second shift staff of 6 people. Its capabilities include custom manifold design, CNC milling, CNC turning, quality assurance, and thermal deburring. The company serves applications in agriculture, construction, industrial equipment, medical, and other demanding markets. Custom Design Components takes pride in producing world class hydraulic manifolds and other fluid power components. Its culture is built around three core values: dedicated, driven, and trustworthy. Apply today If you are an experienced CNC machinist ready to lead a second-shift team while remaining actively involved on the shop floor, apply today through hireCNC.com.