CMM Programmer

Company: Orion Castings | Location: North Billerica, MA 01862 | Pay: $36.00–$44.00/hour | Job Type: Full-Time | Shift: 1st Shift | Experience: 3-5 years CMM programming | Software: PC-DMIS Why this job is worth considering Orion Castings is a large-scale die casting and precision machining manufacturer serving automotive, industrial, aerospace and defense, and consumer products customers across North America. The Cambridge Division in North Billerica is hiring an experienced CMM Programmer to own dimensional inspection on production parts — building programs from 3D CAD models, running First Article Inspections, and giving engineering and production the data they need to hold tight tolerances. This is a hands-on quality role with real ownership of the CMM function and a $5,000 signing bonus. What you'll be doing Develop and maintain CMM inspection programs directly from 3D CAD models Conduct First Article Inspections (FAI) and capability studies Perform dimensional measurements using precision measurement tools Interpret statistical data (SPC) and communicate findings to engineering and production teams Support new product introductions through cross-functional collaboration Maintain CMM equipment calibration and safety compliance Machines, controls and software PC-DMIS CMM programming software, with programming directly from CAD models highly preferred. What we're looking for Required 3-5 years of hands-on CMM programming experience Demonstrated mastery of PC-DMIS software Blueprint and GD&T interpretation Manufacturing quality systems knowledge (SPC, control plans, PPAP) Microsoft Office Suite (Excel, Word) Strong written and verbal English communication Precision measurement tools operation Preferred Programming CMM inspection routines directly from CAD models Pay, benefits and schedule $36.00–$44.00 per hour, 1st shift, full-time. Benefits include a $5,000 signing bonus (paid incrementally), PTO, sick time, 11 paid holidays, tuition reimbursement, 401(k) match, and medical, dental, vision, and life insurance. About Orion Castings and apply Orion Castings is the 5th largest general industrial casting company in North America and the largest independent die casting company in the region, operating 7 manufacturing facilities and roughly 4,000 associates across North America and Mexico. The company specializes in aluminum, magnesium, and zinc high-pressure die casting with integrated CNC machining, finishing, coating, tooling, and die work, serving automotive, commercial transportation, industrial equipment, aerospace and defense, construction, consumer products, and energy customers. The Cambridge Division is located at 67 Faulkner Street, North Billerica, MA 01862. Ready to put your CMM programming experience to work? Apply through hireCNC and hireCNC recruiter Chris Wright will follow up directly.

CNC Lead Setup Machinist (Fanuc) - Weekend Shift

At a glance Company: Kalman Manufacturing Inc. Location: Morgan Hill, CA 95037 Pay: $38-$45 per hour Job Type: Full Time Shift: Friday-Sunday, 6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Experience: 5-10 years Machines: Mori Seiki, Nakamura and Hitachi Seiki CNC mills Controls: Fanuc Why join Kalman Manufacturing? Kalman Manufacturing is a long-established precision manufacturer in Morgan Hill, California, serving industries that include medical devices, aerospace, instrumentation and automotive. The company operates from a 42,000-square-foot facility with more than 40 CNC machines, including a number of 4- and 5-axis machines. This weekend-shift leadership role puts you at the center of production, where your setup knowledge and judgment will directly affect throughput, quality and delivery. You will lead a small team of operators and setup machinists while working closely with quality, engineering, planning and senior production leadership. The position has strong visibility across the company and offers a clear opportunity to influence continuous improvement within the vertical milling department. For an experienced mill setup machinist who enjoys developing people, troubleshooting difficult production issues and making a measurable impact, this is a chance to combine hands-on machining with shop-floor leadership. ⚙️ What you'll be doing Lead the weekend-shift team of machine operators and setup machinists. Set up CNC milling equipment and troubleshoot production issues. Allocate work, review team performance and help develop employees. Support the transition of new parts from process engineering to production. Work with quality, engineering, planning and production management to meet schedules. Inspect setup parts manually and validate quality without relying on a CMM. Track production metrics such as setup time, cycle time and scrap rate. Help drive continuous improvement in the vertical milling department. ️ Machines, controls & software Machines: Mori Seiki, Nakamura and Hitachi Seiki CNC mills Controls: Fanuc Programming: Programming is not required for this role Inspection: Manual inspection methods used to validate setup parts ⭐ Shop highlights Established precision manufacturer with more than 38 years in business 42,000-square-foot Morgan Hill facility More than 40 CNC machines, including 4- and 5-axis equipment Work serving medical device, aerospace, instrumentation and automotive customers Three-day weekend schedule Three hours of overtime potential per shift High-visibility production leadership position Close collaboration with quality and process engineering Opportunity to lead continuous-improvement work ✅ What we're looking for Required High school diploma, GED or equivalent 5-10 years of CNC milling setup experience Experience with Mori Seiki, Nakamura, Hitachi Seiki or similar Fanuc-controlled equipment Ability to read and understand blueprints, including GD&T Experience leading operators, setup machinists or other skilled manufacturing employees Strong manual inspection skills Clear verbal and written communication Computer and math skills needed to calculate cycle time, setup time, scrap rate and other production metrics Preferred Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, manufacturing engineering, machine-tool technology or a related field English and Spanish bilingual skills 10 years of milling setup experience Experience supervising a manufacturing team of up to 10 employees Experience implementing continuous-improvement projects Why you'll like working here This role combines hands-on CNC mill setup work with meaningful leadership responsibility. You will have the authority to guide the weekend team, solve production problems and help improve how work moves through the shop. Strong performers can earn increased responsibility and continued career growth. Kalman offers competitive pay, benefits and a 401(k) in a professional manufacturing environment. The Morgan Hill location also provides a counter-commute from much of Silicon Valley. Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: $38-$45 per hour Schedule: Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 6:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Overtime: Up to three hours of overtime potential per shift Benefits: Company benefits and 401(k) Relocation: Relocation assistance offered About Kalman Manufacturing Kalman Manufacturing is a Morgan Hill, California, precision manufacturer with more than 38 years in business. The company supports customers from development through production, combining design-for-manufacturing support, documented process planning, CNC machining, mechanical assembly and finishing coordination. Its 42,000-square-foot facility houses more than 40 CNC machines, including 3-, 4- and 5-axis vertical and horizontal mills, lathes, mill-turn equipment and wire EDMs. Kalman serves medical device, aerospace, instrumentation and automotive customers. The company emphasizes quality management, repeatable processes, continuous improvement and close collaboration with customers. Production ranges from individual precision parts to complex turnkey assemblies, giving machinists exposure to both demanding prototype work and repeat manufacturing. Kalman Manufacturing is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Apply today If you are an experienced CNC mill setup machinist who is ready to lead a weekend-shift team and make a direct impact on production, apply through hireCNC today.

CNC Lathe Programmer / Setup Machinist

At a glance Company: DPI Inc. Location: Hatboro, PA 19040 Pay: Up to $40 per hour Job Type: Full-Time Experience: 10 years Machines: CNC lathes, including mill-turn (lathe with milling) capability Controls: Fanuc, Haas CAM Software: Mastercam Why this job is worth considering DPI Inc. is a family-owned precision machine shop in Hatboro, PA that has been producing close-tolerance parts for aerospace, defense, medical, and energy customers since 1988. This is a full-cycle role for a machinist who can take a job from print through first-piece approval — writing and proving out the program, not just running one someone else wrote. It's a good fit for someone who understands tooling, workholding, and feeds and speeds well enough to build a reliable, repeatable process on CNC turning work. Mill-turn, live tooling, or Y-axis experience is a plus. What you'll be doing Create, edit, and optimize CNC lathe programs Plan machining operations from engineering drawings and specifications Select tooling, inserts, workholding, feeds, and speeds Perform complete CNC lathe setups and set tooling and work offsets Safely prove out new and existing programs Complete first-piece inspections and make necessary corrections Troubleshoot programming, tooling, setup, and machining issues Improve cycle times and process reliability Maintain accurate production and quality documentation Machines, controls and software CNC lathes, including mill-turn (lathe with milling) capability, running Fanuc and Haas controls with Mastercam CAM programming. What we're looking for Required: Previous CNC lathe programming and setup experience Ability to independently take a part from blueprint to production Strong knowledge of G-code and CNC turning processes Strong blueprint-reading and inspection skills Experience working with close tolerances Knowledge of cutting tools, feeds, speeds, and workholding Preferred: Experience with live tooling, sub-spindles, or Y-axis turning CAD/CAM programming experience (Mastercam) Pay, benefits and schedule Pay is up to $40 per hour, full-time. DPI Inc. offers health insurance, PTO, a Simple IRA, ongoing training, employee lunches and outings, and a fully air-conditioned facility. About DPI Inc. and apply DPI Inc. is a family-owned precision job shop and contract manufacturer in Hatboro, Pennsylvania, in business since 1988. The shop runs 3-axis, 4-axis, and 5-axis CNC milling and turning work, including high-pressure coolant and robotic-loading, lights-out-capable production, for aerospace, national defense, medical, cryogenic, and oil and gas customers. DPI machines aluminum, stainless steel, titanium, copper, brass, bronze, engineered plastics, tool steels, hardened materials, and superalloys, and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification. It's an open-door, family-owned shop with an easygoing, hands-on culture. Ready to apply? Submit your resume through hireCNC's quick apply.

CNC Lathe / Mill Operator (Advanced) – Grow Into Setup & Programming

Job Title: CNC Lathe Operator (Advanced) – Grow Into Setup & Programming Company: All-Tech Manufacturing Location: Akron, OH Job Type: Full-Time Pay Range: $20 – $30 per hour (based on experience) Shift: Day Shift (Monday–Friday) Overtime: Available as needed Experience Level: Intermediate (2–5 years) Work Authorization: Must be authorized to work in the U.S. Overview We’re hiring a strong CNC operator who wants to take the next step. This role is ideal for someone with real machine shop experience who is ready to move beyond basic operation and grow into setup and programming. You’ll start by running parts on CNC lathes and mills, while learning how to take jobs from print to completion on high-end equipment, including DMG Mori NLX turning centers. The Work You’ll Be Doing Operate CNC lathes (primary focus) and mills in a production environment Load parts, monitor cycles, and maintain part quality Make offset adjustments and basic edits at the machine Read and interpret blueprints and tolerances Perform in-process inspection using standard gauges Assist with setups and tooling selection Learn setup and programming from experienced machinists Machines, Controls & Equipment CNC Lathes (Primary): DMG Mori NLX 2500/700 (newer models) Mori Seiki NL2500/700 Doosan Puma 200 Doosan Lynx Series Doosan Puma GT2100 (bar-fed) Daewoo Puma Series Hitachi Seiki HT20 CNC Mills: Doosan DNM 4500 Doosan DNM 400 Hyundai KF5600 Controls: Fanuc DMG Mori Celos Inspection Tools: Calipers, micrometers, gauges, and standard inspection equipment Materials You’ll Work With Aluminum Stainless steel Alloy steel Production metals across multiple industries What We’re Looking For Required: 2–5 years of CNC machine shop experience Experience operating CNC lathes or mills Ability to read blueprints and understand tolerances Comfortable making offsets and basic machine adjustments Preferred: Exposure to setup work Interest in learning programming and process ownership Experience with Fanuc or similar controls Why This Role is Different This is not a button-pushing position. You’ll have the opportunity to grow into: Full setup responsibility Program editing and development Running parts from print to completion We invest in operators who want to become machinists. Why Machinists Like Working Here Strong lathe-focused shop with modern equipment Newer machines alongside proven platforms Hands-on work with real responsibility Opportunity for advancement into setup and programming Stable workload across multiple industries Overtime opportunities available Apply Apply now to join a growing shop where you can build real machining skills and advance your career.

CNC Haas Setup Machinist

At a Glance Company: Paco Plastics & Engineering Location: Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670 Pay: $24–$29/hour Job Type: Full Time Experience: 3 years Machines: Haas CNC vertical machining centers (4-machine cell) Controls: Haas Why This Job Is Worth Considering Paco Plastics & Engineering has been supplying the aerospace industry since 1948, producing injection-molded plastic parts and machined aircraft interior hardware — locks, latches, retainers, door bolting systems, and more — for over 300 companies. As a CNC Setup Machinist in the Hardware department, you'll run a dedicated 4-machine Haas cell producing high-volume parts with stable, predictable cycle times, using a streamlined setup strategy that limits changeovers to jaw swaps and offset updates rather than full re-tooling. It's a role built around owning a cell, not just running one machine. What You'll Be Doing Set up and operate all 4 assigned Haas CNC vertical machining centers, keeping every machine running and producing quality parts Inspect and submit First Article (FA) approval between operations before clearing a machine for production Execute scheduled changeovers by swapping fixture jaws and updating work coordinate offsets (G54) using an edge finder and coaxial indicators, without re-touching all tooling Track part quantities and complete job travelers at the end of each operation, verifying physical counts match Perform ongoing in-process measurements and test-fitting with mating components to confirm form, fit, and function Monitor tool wear, swap inserts, and maintain fluid levels to support long, uninterrupted runs Communicate job status and equipment conditions with management and alternate shifts Perform daily pre-use machine inspections and required maintenance Follow all safety policies and participate in Job Safety Analysis (JSA) reviews Machines, Controls and Software 4 Haas CNC vertical machining centers running as a single production cell, with work holding via jaw-based fixturing, and edge finders and coaxial indicators for setting work coordinate offsets. What We're Looking For Required: High school diploma, GED, or equivalent 3 years setting up and operating CNC mills, with proven Haas competency Comfortable managing a 4-machine cell — measuring parts, completing travelers, and checking fits without falling behind Strong part-to-part inspection experience, including First Article procedures and functional mating checks Ability to read engineering drawings and job travelers for geometric tolerances and critical dimensions Own transportation to work Fluent in reading and speaking English Participate in understanding, implementing, and maintaining Paco's Quality Policy in accordance with AS-9100C / ISO-9001:2008 requirements Willingness to work overtime as production needs require Preferred: Graduate of an NTMA program or technical college Experience in an aerospace manufacturing environment Pay, Benefits and Schedule $24–$29 per hour, depending on experience. This is primarily a standing position — you'll be on your feet machining production parts for full shifts, lifting parts up to 50 lbs, and bending and reaching to load materials onto equipment. You'll also move throughout the building to collect, deliver, and handle production parts. About Paco Plastics & Engineering and How to Apply Founded in 1948, Paco Plastics & Engineering is an ISO 9001 / AS9100-certified supplier to the aircraft industry, manufacturing custom injection-molded plastic parts and machined interior hardware — including circuit breaker lockout rings, cable grommets, escutcheons, and speaker grille assemblies — for over 300 companies. Paco has also been a Boeing/McDonnell Douglas licensee for more than 60 years, holding proprietary and patent rights on several aircraft maintenance items. The shop is based in Santa Fe Springs, CA. Ready to run your own cell? Apply through hireCNC and Paco will follow up directly.

CNC Prototype Machinist / Head of Prototyping

At a glance Company: comma.ai, Inc. Location: San Diego, California Pay: $80,000–$120,000 per year Job type: Full-time Work environment: On-site Machines: Haas VF-2 • CNC lathe • 3D printers Focus: Prototype machining • CAM programming • Shop leadership Why join comma.ai? comma.ai is a small technology company building openpilot—an open-source driving agent used by drivers around the world. The company designs and manufactures its hardware in San Diego, and now it is bringing more prototype manufacturing in-house. This is not a production machining position where you run the same established job every day. You will take ownership of comma.ai’s new machine shop and lead prototype manufacturing for future products, including automotive hardware and new datacenter systems. The shop currently includes a Haas VF-2, a CNC lathe and 3D printers, with a budget to add the tooling and equipment needed to expand its capabilities. You will own parts from CAD through finished prototype, working directly with the hardware team to turn early concepts and ambiguous designs into functional components. For a resourceful CNC machinist who enjoys solving problems, building things and having real influence over how a shop operates, this is a rare opportunity. ⚙️ What you’ll be doing Run and continue building out comma.ai’s in-house prototype machine shop Lead prototype manufacturing for current and future comma.ai products Take parts from CAD models or early design concepts through finished prototypes Develop CAM programs and machining strategies Plan setups, tooling, workholding and fixturing Set up and operate CNC milling and turning equipment Inspect completed components and verify dimensional accuracy Troubleshoot machining and manufacturing challenges Iterate quickly with the hardware team as designs evolve Recommend additional machines, tooling and shop equipment Help establish efficient processes for bringing prototype work fully in-house ️ Machines, controls & software CNC mill: Haas VF-2 Turning: CNC lathe Additional equipment: 3D printers Controls: Haas experience is preferred Software: CAD and CAM software experience required; specific platforms are not listed ⭐ Shop highlights Take ownership of a newly established prototype machine shop Lead machining and prototype manufacturing—not just machine operation Work directly with the hardware engineering team Own projects from CAD through finished component High-mix prototype work with frequent design iteration Haas VF-2, CNC turning and additive manufacturing capabilities Budget available for additional tools and equipment Build parts for autonomous-driving and datacenter hardware Small team with substantial individual ownership Products are designed and manufactured in San Diego ✅ What we’re looking for Required Hands-on CAM programming experience CNC machine setup and machining experience Ability to take a design from concept through a working prototype Strong attention to detail Resourcefulness when working with incomplete or evolving designs Ability to independently plan tooling, fixturing and machining processes Examples of projects or products you have personally built English-language proficiency Preferred Haas CNC machining experience Mechanical engineering knowledge CAD modeling experience Prototype machining or product-development experience Experience establishing or managing an in-house machine shop CNC lathe experience Experience with 3D printing or additive manufacturing Why you’ll like working here You will have the freedom to decide how parts should be made, what the shop needs and how comma.ai can move more prototype work in-house. The role offers considerably more ownership than a typical CNC Machinist position. You will work on early-stage products, collaborate directly with the people designing them and see your work become part of real hardware. If you enjoy variety, difficult one-off projects and building capabilities from the ground up, this position provides plenty of room to make an impact. Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: $80,000–$120,000 per year Benefits and workplace perks include: Medical, dental and vision insurance Flexible paid time off On-site gym and yoga studio Chef-prepared lunch and dinner Visa and green-card sponsorship Schedule: Full-time, on-site in San Diego. Specific working hours and overtime expectations are not listed. About comma.ai comma.ai is a San Diego technology company building openpilot, an open-source driving agent designed to make supported vehicles more capable. The company also develops the comma four, the hardware that runs openpilot. Its growing fleet drives hundreds of millions of miles each year across real-world roads around the world. Unlike companies focused only on software development, comma.ai designs and manufactures its hardware in San Diego. The company operates with a small, highly independent team where employees are expected to take ownership, solve difficult problems and build working products. This CNC Prototype Machinist and Head of Prototyping position will support upcoming comma.ai products ranging from automotive hardware to new datacenter systems. Apply today Want to build unusual hardware and take ownership of a new prototype machine shop? Apply by emailing [email protected] with examples of interesting projects or products you have built.

CNC Milling Machinist II/III

At a glance Company: Metron Machining Location: Lakewood, Colorado 80228 Pay: $33–$37/hr DOE; up to $40/hr for a highly qualified second-shift machinist Job Type: Full-time Shifts: First, second, or weekend shift Schedule: Four-day or three-day workweek Machines: CNC mills • Multi-axis • 5-axis CAM Software: Mastercam Industries: Aerospace • Defense • Space • Energy Why join Metron Machining? Metron Machining specializes in complex, high-precision CNC milling for aerospace, defense, space, and energy programs. The company handles work where quality, documentation, repeatability, and on-time delivery genuinely matter. This is not an operator-level position. Metron is looking for an experienced CNC milling machinist who can take ownership of complete setups, move a job efficiently through first-article approval, and leave behind a stable, documented process that other machinists can run successfully. Multiple schedules are available, including four-day workweeks and a weekend schedule that pays 40 hours for 36 hours worked. Second and weekend-shift machinists must be highly skilled, self-sufficient, and comfortable working with limited on-site support. Metron operates with clear standards and accountability. The goal is to prevent problems through disciplined setups, inspection, and documentation—not rely on last-minute firefighting. ⚙️ What you’ll be doing Set up and operate CNC milling machines for complex precision components Translate prints, programs, and setup information into reliable machine setups Review CAM output and identify potential issues before cutting parts Select and validate tooling, fixtures, workholding, offsets, and probing routines Adjust speeds, feeds, offsets, and cutting parameters as needed Produce and inspect first articles Diagnose chatter, dimensional drift, surface-finish problems, and tooling issues Maintain tight tolerances and verify parts using precision measuring equipment Improve setup documentation for repeat production Work with CAM programming, Quality, and Production to resolve problems Provide a clear handoff once a job is ready for production Escalate technical or quality concerns before they affect delivery ️ Machines, controls & software Metron specializes in advanced CNC milling, including multi-axis and 5-axis machining. You will work with: CNC vertical milling machines Multi-axis and 5-axis machining processes Mastercam-generated programs and toolpaths In-process probing CMM inspection and first-article documentation Calipers, micrometers, indicators, gauges, and other precision inspection tools ⭐ Shop highlights Four-day first- and second-shift schedules Three-day weekend schedule paid as 40 hours Complex multi-axis and 5-axis CNC milling Aerospace, defense, space, and energy work Prototype through production machining Tight-tolerance, mission-critical components Clean and organized shop environment Documented, process-driven manufacturing Opportunity to help improve setups and shop standards ITAR-registered manufacturing environment Materials you’ll work with Aluminum Stainless steel Titanium Inconel Nickel-based alloys Other aerospace and defense materials ✅ What we’re looking for Required Strong CNC milling setup and machining experience Ability to own a complete setup from initial preparation through first-article approval Strong blueprint-reading and dimensional-inspection skills Experience selecting tooling, setting offsets, and validating workholding Ability to troubleshoot chatter, tolerance drift, finish issues, and other machining problems Understanding of how speeds, feeds, tooling, fixtures, and setup decisions affect the finished part Ability to document setups clearly and consistently Reliable judgment and a willingness to stop and escalate when something is not right Ability to meet ITAR eligibility requirements Ability to successfully complete a background check For second or weekend shift Must be highly skilled and self-sufficient Must be comfortable working with limited on-site supervision or technical support Must be capable of resolving most normal setup and machining issues independently Preferred Multi-axis or 5-axis milling experience Experience reviewing or working with Mastercam-generated programs Aerospace, defense, or other tightly controlled manufacturing experience Experience with probing, first-article inspection, and documented setup processes Why you’ll like working here Your job is to establish a dependable machining process—not simply keep a spindle running. You will have meaningful ownership of setups, first articles, process stability, and production handoffs. Strong judgment and technical capability are valued, especially on the second and weekend shifts. Metron is a good fit for machinists who appreciate an organized shop, clear expectations, technical work, and accountability. It may not be the right environment for someone who prefers loose processes, undocumented setups, or constant supervision. Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: $33–$37/hr DOE Second shift: Up to $40/hr for a highly qualified candidate First shift Monday–Thursday 6:00 AM–4:30 PM Four 10-hour shifts Second shift Monday–Thursday 4:00 PM–2:30 AM Four 10-hour shifts This shift requires a highly skilled, independent machinist who can work with limited oversight and support. Weekend shift Three 12-hour shifts Work 36 hours and receive 40 hours of pay Metron is open to discussing a start time that works for the right candidate. This shift also requires a self-sufficient machinist. Limited phone support will be available when needed. Benefits include Two Anthem health insurance options Metron pays 99% of the employee premium for the Silver EPO plan Dental insurance Vision insurance 80 hours of annual PTO for Machinist II/III employees through the first 24 months 120 hours of annual PTO after 24 months Colorado paid sick leave provided separately from PTO Seven paid holidays Up to $75 toward qualifying safety footwear upon hire and on each employment anniversary Benefits are subject to applicable company policies and plan documents. About Metron Machining Metron Machining is a precision CNC manufacturer located in Lakewood, Colorado. The company specializes in complex, high-precision milling for aerospace, defense, space, and energy applications. Its capabilities include advanced multi-axis and 5-axis machining, Mastercam programming, in-process probing, CMM inspection, documented first-article inspection, and complete material traceability. Metron works with challenging materials and routinely supports components with tight dimensional and documentation requirements. The company’s operating philosophy is built around measurement, consistency, disciplined systems, and personal accountability. Setups should be repeatable. Problems should be identified early. Documentation should make future work easier. Employees are expected to take ownership while working collaboratively with Machining, Programming, Quality, and Operations. Metron is ITAR registered and supports mission-critical programs where customers depend on consistent quality and reliable delivery. Apply today If you are an experienced CNC milling machinist who can take ownership of complex setups and produce reliable, repeatable results, apply today through hireCNC.

CNC Swiss Machine Operator

Company: MEPCO LLC Location: Grand Rapids, MI 49512 Pay: $23–$34/hour, DOE Job Type: Full-Time Shift: Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM–3:30 PM (40 hrs/week, no overtime) Experience: Entry-level welcome; setup experience a plus Machines: Tsugami & Citizen Swiss turn lathes Controls: Fanuc, Mitsubishi Why This Job Is Worth Considering MEPCO has manufactured steam traps, pumps, valves, and heat exchangers for steam and hydronic heating systems since 1903, working out of its Grand Rapids facility. The Swiss department runs five Tsugami machines (three to four currently running, with a goal of all five online by year-end), turning brass and stainless parts that go into those products. MEPCO invests real time in training: new operators go through Gyrotech's CNC 101 and G&M code classes and get roughly 4-5 weeks to build tool-change and machine knowledge before working independently. Turret lathe operators are also welcome and will be cross-trained onto Swiss equipment. The shop is air-conditioned, uses water-based coolant, and stays quiet. What You'll Be Doing Run 2-3 Swiss turn machines at a time, handling tool changes, bar loads, and part checks Self-inspect parts, following a first-piece/last-piece double-check process Machine brass and stainless steel to tolerances of ±0.005", with some features at ±0.003" Build troubleshooting skills over time — the area MEPCO's team says takes longest to develop Work production lots of 20,000-50,000 parts, large by CNC standards Use shop-provided tools, or bring your own if you prefer Machines, Controls and Equipment 5 Tsugami Swiss turn machines with Fanuc controls Citizen Swiss machines with Mitsubishi controls also in the shop; Star Swiss experience welcome too New turret lathes for cross-training Materials: brass and stainless steel What We're Looking For Required: None to start — MEPCO trains entry-level hires through Gyrotech's CNC 101/G&M code coursework and a 4-5 week ramp-up. Preferred: 2 years running a Swiss turn machine (or 1 year on CNC mills) for setup-capable consideration; prior Tsugami, Citizen, or Star Swiss experience; programming familiarity is a plus, though MEPCO does not want new hires rewriting existing programs. Pay, Benefits and Schedule Pay runs $23-$34/hour depending on experience, benchmarked each year against a local wage study. Schedule is Monday-Friday, 7:00 AM-3:30 PM — 40 hours straight, no overtime. Medical, dental, and vision (HMO) 401(k) with 100% match up to 4% Life insurance $125/year safety shoe allowance; gloves, safety glasses, and hearing protection provided Annual bonus Vacation starting at 4 days after 90 days, growing toward 25 days over time About MEPCO and How to Apply Since 1903, MEPCO has designed and manufactured steam traps, centrifugal and regenerative turbine pumps, thermostatic radiator valves, regulating valves, strainers, heat exchangers, and expansion tanks for steam and hydronic heating systems used in buildings and industrial process applications worldwide. The company is based in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Apply through hireCNC to be considered for this opening.

CNC Programmer / Setup Machinist (Lathe & Mill – Production & Job Shop Environment)

At a Glance Company: All-Tech Manufacturing Location: Akron, OH Job Type: Full-Time Pay Range: $27 – $35 per hour (based on experience) Shift: Day Shift (standard weekday schedule) Overtime: Available as needed Experience Level: Senior (5 years) Work Authorization: Must be authorized to work in the U.S. Why This Role Exists All-Tech Manufacturing is expanding its machining capacity to support a steady pipeline of precision components across aerospace, medical, and industrial programs. This role is critical in taking parts from print to completion — with a strong focus on CNC lathe work, process ownership, and first-piece quality. The Work You’ll Be Doing In this role, you will: Program, set up, and run CNC lathes (primary focus) and mills as needed Take parts from print to first-piece completion independently Work heavily on DMG Mori NLX 2500/700 lathes Read and interpret blueprints, tolerances, and specifications Select tooling and optimize machining processes Prove out programs and validate setups Perform first-article and in-process inspection Troubleshoot issues and adjust feeds, speeds, and offsets Machines, Controls & Software You’ll work with equipment such as: CNC Lathes (Primary Focus): DMG Mori NLX 2500/700 (2023 & 2025) (primary machine of this position) Mori Seiki NL2500/700 Doosan Puma 200 Doosan Lynx Series (220LC, 300) Doosan Puma GT2100 (bar-fed) Daewoo Puma Series Hitachi Seiki HT20 CNC Mills: Doosan DNM 4500 Doosan DNM 400 Hyundai KF5600 Controls: Fanuc Mitsubishi Programming: CAM programming and conversational controls Inspection Tools: Calipers, micrometers, gauges, and standard inspection equipment Materials You’ll Work With Aluminum Stainless Steel Alloy Steel Production metals across multiple industries What We’re Looking For Required: 5 years of CNC machining experience Strong CNC lathe experience (setup programming) Ability to take parts from print to completion independently Blueprint reading and tolerance interpretation Strong understanding of tooling, offsets, and process optimization Preferred: Experience with DMG Mori NLX or similar high-end turning centers Experience with bar-fed lathe environments CAM programming experience Exposure to high-mix production Why Machinists Like Working Here Machinists choose All-Tech Manufacturing because: Strong lathe-focused shop with modern equipment Newer DMG Mori NLX machines alongside proven platforms High level of independence and ownership Variety of work (prototype → production) Stable workload across industries Competitive pay overtime opportunities Pay, Benefits & Schedule Pay Range: $27 – $35/hr (DOE) Benefits may include: Medical, dental, vision PTO and paid holidays 401(k) options Overtime opportunities Schedule: Day shift, Monday–Friday Overtime: Available as needed Apply Apply now through hireCNC to work on modern lathe equipment and take ownership of your work.

CNC Lathe Machinist (Haas / GibbsCAM)

At a glance Company: Metalcraft Precision Machining Location: Elkhart, Indiana Pay: $22–$35/hr DOE Job Type: Full-Time Experience: 5 Years Machines: CNC Lathe • Single-Turret Horizontal Lathe with Y-Axis Controls: Haas CAM Software: GibbsCAM Why join Metalcraft Precision Machining? Metalcraft Precision Machining is a family-owned precision machine shop that has served customers throughout the Michiana region since 1997. The company supports a diverse customer base across aerospace, defense, automotive, medical, agriculture, marine, heavy machinery, automation, and other industries. This is a hands-on position for an experienced CNC Lathe Machinist who can set up and operate Haas turning equipment with limited supervision. You’ll produce both one-off and production parts while working from engineering drawings, CNC programs, and customer specifications. Metalcraft continues to invest in modern machining and inspection technology, including approximately 10 Haas CNC lathes, 10 Haas CNC mills, Mitsubishi wire EDM equipment, and a Hexagon Global CMM. You’ll join a well-equipped shop where machining knowledge, problem-solving, and quality workmanship matter. ⚙️ What you’ll be doing Set up and operate Haas CNC lathes Machine one-off and production parts to print Select tooling, establish offsets, and verify workholding Read and understand G-code and M-code Load materials and make machine or program adjustments Monitor machining operations and troubleshoot problems Inspect completed parts using standard measuring equipment Document inspection results and verify conformance to specifications Work with supervisors, programmers, and quality personnel to improve machining processes Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work area ️ Machines, controls & software Haas CNC lathes Single-turret horizontal lathe with Y-axis Haas CNC controls GibbsCAM Live-tooling capabilities Calipers, micrometers, gauges, and other precision measuring equipment Hexagon Global CMM available within the shop’s inspection department ⭐ Shop highlights Family-owned company established in 1997 Approximately 20 Haas CNC mills and lathes Live-tooling and automated-loading capabilities One-off and production machining Work supporting several precision-driven industries CNC milling, turning, wire EDM, EDM drilling, and grinding capabilities Modern CMM inspection technology Flexible scheduling Full benefits package Long-term opportunity with an established regional machine shop ✅ What we’re looking for Required: At least five years of CNC machining experience Hands-on CNC lathe setup and operation experience Experience operating Haas CNC equipment Ability to read and understand G-code and M-code Ability to read blueprints, engineering drawings, and CNC programs Knowledge of tooling, offsets, feeds, speeds, and machining fundamentals Experience producing both one-off and production parts Ability to inspect work using calipers, micrometers, gauges, and related tools Working knowledge of shop math Ability to follow safety procedures and maintain an organized workspace Ability to pass a background check Preferred: GibbsCAM experience Y-axis lathe or live-tooling experience Experience machining parts for aerospace, medical, defense, or similar precision industries CNC programming or program-editing experience Why you’ll like working here This is an opportunity to do more than load parts and press cycle start. Metalcraft is looking for a machinist who understands the complete process—from setup and tooling through troubleshooting and final inspection. You’ll work with modern Haas equipment, machine a mix of one-off and production components, and contribute directly to quality and process improvement. The company’s broad range of capabilities and industries also provides exposure to different parts, tolerances, and machining challenges. Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: $22–$35 per hour, based on experience Benefits: Flexible schedule Health insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance Life insurance 401(k) eligibility with company match Paid time off Paid holidays This is a full-time, on-site position in Elkhart, Indiana. About Metalcraft Precision Machining Metalcraft Precision Machining is a family-owned precision manufacturing company located in the Elkhart area. Founded in 1997, the company provides CNC milling, CNC turning, wire EDM, EDM drilling, grinding, and inspection services to customers throughout the Michiana region and beyond. Its equipment includes approximately 10 Haas CNC mills, 10 Haas CNC lathes, four Mitsubishi MV-series wire EDMs, and a Hexagon Global CMM with scanning capabilities. The shop’s capabilities include fourth-axis machining, 3D machining, live tooling, automated loading, and precision inspection. Metalcraft serves customers across aerospace, defense, automotive, medical, agriculture, marine, heavy machinery, automation, and other industries requiring dependable precision machining. Apply today If you have strong Haas CNC lathe setup experience and can take a part from print through final inspection, apply today through hireCNC.

CNC Machinist – Prototype & Custom Plastics

At a glance Company: Plastic-Craft Products Corp. Location: West Nyack, NY Pay: Starting at $30/hr, based on experience Job type: Full-time Shift: Not provided Experience: 2 years Machines: CNC mills • CNC lathes • Manual machines Controls: Fanuc CAM software: SolidCAM • CAMWorks • SolidWorks CAM Why join Plastic-Craft? Plastic-Craft is a plastics distributor and custom manufacturer operating from a 33,000-square-foot facility in West Nyack, New York. This is a hands-on machining position for someone comfortable working in a prototype-oriented environment. You’ll manufacture custom plastic components using CNC and manual equipment, working from drawings, models and samples rather than simply loading parts and pressing cycle start. The company supports customers across aerospace, defense, pharmaceutical, food and beverage, automotive and other industries. Its in-house capabilities include CNC milling and turning, routing, engraving, rapid prototyping, fabrication, assembly and precision inspection. Because this is a fast-moving shop, the ideal machinist can manage setups, make sound decisions at the machine and adapt as jobs and priorities change. ⚙️ What you’ll be doing Set up and operate CNC machines, including mills and lathes Operate manual machining equipment as needed Manufacture prototype and custom plastic components Review drawings, models, instructions and samples before production Select the appropriate machine, tooling and operating parameters for each job Load, edit and troubleshoot CNC programs Set tooling, work offsets and workholding Monitor machining operations for accuracy and part quality Measure components throughout the machining process Inspect completed parts against drawings and specifications Troubleshoot machine, tooling and process issues Perform routine machine maintenance as needed Help keep work moving across the machine shop as jobs and priorities change ️ Machines, controls & software The shop uses a combination of CNC and manual machining equipment for custom plastic manufacturing and prototype work. Relevant experience includes: CNC milling CNC turning Manual machining Fanuc controls SolidCAM CAMWorks SolidWorks CAM CNC program editing and troubleshooting Calipers and other precision measuring instruments CMM inspection ⭐ Shop highlights 33,000-square-foot manufacturing facility Prototype and custom manufacturing environment Combination of CNC and manual machining CNC milling and turning capabilities In-house CAD and rapid prototyping Zeiss inspection capabilities Work serving aerospace and defense customers Projects across several specialized industries Broad custom plastics manufacturing capabilities Opportunity to take ownership of jobs from setup through inspection Materials you’ll work with This position focuses primarily on machining plastics, including engineered materials used for demanding industrial applications. Plastic-Craft works with materials such as: PEEK Ultem Torlon Acetal Nylon UHMW Other engineered and industrial plastics ✅ What we’re looking for Required: 2 years of CNC machining experience CNC machine setup and operating experience Ability to read and interpret blueprints and technical drawings Experience selecting tooling and setting up jobs Ability to take accurate measurements using calipers and other inspection equipment CAM programming or CNC program-editing knowledge Ability to troubleshoot machining and equipment issues Comfortable working in a prototype or high-mix environment Strong attention to detail Must live within a reasonable commuting distance of West Nyack, New York Preferred: Fanuc control experience SolidCAM, CAMWorks or SolidWorks CAM experience CNC milling and turning experience Manual machining experience CMM inspection experience Experience machining engineered plastics Familiarity with lean manufacturing principles Previous exposure to plastic injection molding Why you’ll like working here Work on custom and prototype components Machine a variety of engineered plastics Use both CNC and manual machining skills Participate in the complete manufacturing process Take ownership of setups, machining and inspection Work on projects for several specialized industries Join a company with broad in-house manufacturing capabilities Build experience with CNC machining and CAD/CAM technology Pay, benefits & schedule Pay: Starting at $30/hr, based on experience Schedule: Full-time; exact days and shift hours were not provided. Benefits were not included in the information provided and should be confirmed directly with Plastic-Craft. About Plastic-Craft Products Corp. Plastic-Craft is a plastics distributor and custom manufacturer based in West Nyack, New York, approximately 30 miles north of New York City. Operating from a 33,000-square-foot facility, the company provides CNC milling, turning, routing, engraving, precision cutting and rapid prototyping. Its broader manufacturing capabilities include fabrication, assembly, thermoforming, molding, extrusion, welding and bonding. Plastic-Craft works with a wide range of engineered plastic materials and supports customers across aerospace, defense, pharmaceutical, food and beverage, automotive and other industries. In-house CAD capabilities and Zeiss inspection equipment help the company manage projects from initial design and prototyping through manufacturing and final inspection. Apply today If you’re an experienced CNC machinist who enjoys prototype work, challenging setups and machining engineered plastics, apply today through hireCNC.

CNC Programmer / Machinist – Fusion 360 | Day Shift

At a Glance Company: SES MFG Location: Charlotte, NC (On-site) Job Type: Full-Time Pay Range: $60,000 - $80,000 per year (based on experience and performance) Shift: Day Shift Overtime: As Needed Experience Level: 1 years CAM Software: Fusion 360 Build Parts. Solve Problems. Own the Process. SES MFG is looking for a highly capable CNC Programmer / Machinist who enjoys taking ownership of the entire machining process—from reviewing a print or 3D model to delivering finished, inspection-ready parts. This is more than a machine operator position. You'll make decisions on machining strategy, workholding, tooling, programming, setup, machining, inspection, and continuous improvement. If you enjoy working independently in a small, fast-moving manufacturing environment where your ideas matter, you'll fit right in. Working alongside ownership and engineering, you'll help manufacture precision components supporting industries including aerospace, life sciences, power generation, government, and advanced industrial automation. What You'll Be Doing In this role you will: Program CNC mills and lathes using Fusion 360 CAM Independently develop machining strategies from 2D drawings and 3D CAD models Design and select workholding, tooling, cutting parameters, and setup methods Set up and operate 3 and 4-axis CNC milling machines Set up and operate 2-axis CNC turning centers Perform first-article, in-process, and final inspections Verify dimensions using precision measuring equipment Troubleshoot machining challenges and optimize cycle times Assist with product assembly when required Perform basic machine maintenance and troubleshooting Mentor less experienced machinists and provide technical leadership on the shop floor Collaborate directly with ownership to establish production priorities and schedules Recommend process improvements that increase efficiency, quality, and throughput Machines, Software & Equipment You'll work with: CAM Software Autodesk Fusion 360 Machines 3 & 4-axis CNC Mills 2-axis CNC Turning Centers Inspection Equipment Calipers Micrometers Height Gages Gage Blocks Standard precision inspection tools What We're Looking ForRequired 1 years of CNC machining experience Experience programming and machining with Fusion 360 or similar CAM software Ability to independently take parts from print or CAD model through completed production Experience with CNC mill and lathe setup and operation Strong blueprint reading skills Excellent understanding of tooling, workholding, machining strategy, and inspection Strong communication and organizational skills Team-first attitude Reliable transportation and clean driving record Preferred Technical degree in Computer Integrated Machining or similar Machine troubleshooting and repair experience Leadership or mentoring experience Experience working in prototype or high-mix manufacturing environments Why Machinists Like Working Here SES MFG offers a different kind of machining environment. Small company where your work has a direct impact High level of independence and ownership Variety of prototype and production work Work closely with engineering and company leadership Opportunities to expand into technical leadership Fast-paced environment where continuous improvement is encouraged Diverse projects supporting multiple industries If you're someone who enjoys solving machining problems—not simply loading parts—this is an opportunity to grow your career. Pay, Benefits & Schedule Compensation $60,000 - $80,000 per year Uncapped monthly performance incentive Compensation based on experience and performance Benefits Company health plan Two weeks PTO Paid holidays Performance-based bonus opportunities Schedule Full-time Day Shift Overtime as needed Apply Today If you're ready to take ownership of the complete machining process and help build innovative products in a growing American manufacturing company, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today through hireCNC.