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CNC Mill Programmer/Machinist - Haas

Company: American Machine Company Location: Westborough, MA 01581 Pay: $40–$50 per hour, depending on experience Job Type: Full-Time Shift: 4x10-hour days (Mon-Thu); a 5th day (Friday) is optional, paid at time-and-a-half Machines: Haas vertical machining centers, including Haas 5-axis mills run in 32 Controls: Haas CAM Software: Fusion 360 Why this job is worth considering American Machine Company has run a full-service precision CNC shop out of Westborough, MA since 1968, machining parts for valve, aerospace, medical device, electronics, and packaging customers. This role covers the whole job on the mill side — programming it in Fusion 360, setting it up, and running it, not just loading parts and hitting cycle start. The shop's Haas fleet includes 5-axis machining centers run in 32, so there's genuine multi-axis work involved, not just straight 3-axis milling. It's job shop work, so the mix of parts and materials changes regularly rather than running the same job for months. Pay is $40–$50 per hour depending on experience. What you'll be doing Program CNC milling jobs in Fusion 360, from print or CAD file through finished toolpath Set up and run Haas vertical machining centers, including 5-axis machines operated in 32 positioning Select and set tooling, offsets, and workholding for each new job Read blueprints and GD&T callouts and machine parts to specification Perform first-article and in-process inspection using standard shop gauging (calipers, micrometers, height gauges) Troubleshoot setup and program issues during the run Move between jobs and materials as a job shop — aluminum, stainless, titanium, and engineering plastics Machines, controls and software Haas vertical machining centers (VF-Series and mini-mill) Haas 5-axis machining centers, run in 32 mode Fusion 360 for CAM programming What we're looking for Required: Experience programming, setting up, and running CNC milling machines independently Fusion 360 programming experience Comfortable working with 32 (multi-axis positioning) setups Ability to read blueprints and machine to print/GD&T Experience with standard shop inspection tools (calipers, micrometers, height gauges) Preferred: Experience specifically with Haas controls Prior job shop / high-mix, low-volume experience Pay, benefits and schedule Pay: $40–$50 per hour, depending on experience Benefits: 3 weeks’ paid vacation, 6 personal/sick days, and 12 paid holidays Schedule: 4x10-hour days (Mon-Thu); a 5th day (Friday) is optional, paid at time-and-a-half About American Machine Company and apply American Machine Company is a full-service precision CNC machine shop in Westborough, MA, founded in 1968 and owned by partners Matthew Manella and Bruce Rososky. The shop machines components in aluminum, stainless and carbon steel, titanium, nickel alloys, and engineering plastics for customers in valve manufacturing, aerospace, medical devices, electronics, and packaging — everything from single prototype parts to production runs of thousands, with in-house finishing and quality control from raw material through shipment. Apply through hireCNC with your resume — quick apply, no cover letter required.

  • Westborough, MA

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CNC Programmer / Machinist

Company: RAM Welding, Inc. Location: Lubbock, TX 79407 Pay: $35.00–$45.00 per hour Job Type: Full Time Experience: 10 years Machines: CNC lathes, CNC mills, mill-turn Controls: Okuma, Fanuc CAM Software: BobCAD-CAM Why this job is worth considering RAM Welding is hiring 2 experienced CNC Programmer/Machinists to take parts from print to finished product in Lubbock. You'll own the full process: programming, setup, tooling, machining, in-process inspection, and process improvement on tight-tolerance oilfield and general industrial components, made in prototype, short-run, and repeat-production quantities. This is a growing CNC department inside an established, owner-led shop that's built its reputation over more than a decade on precision oilfield welding and fabrication work. What you'll be doing Program, set up, and operate CNC lathes, CNC mills, and mill-turn equipment Create and optimize CNC programs using CAM software and conversational or G-code programming as appropriate Read and interpret engineering drawings, GD&T, specifications, and work instructions Select tooling, workholding, speeds, and feeds for a wide range of materials Machine tight-tolerance oilfield and general industrial components in prototype, short-run, and repeat-production quantities Perform in-process and final inspections using micrometers, calipers, bore gauges, height gauges, and other precision measuring equipment Troubleshoot machining, tooling, setup, and program issues while maintaining quality and productivity Work with management and shop personnel to improve cycle times, repeatability, and manufacturing processes Maintain a safe, clean, and organized work area Machines, controls and software Core equipment includes CNC lathes, CNC mills, and mill-turn machines running Okuma and Fanuc controls, programmed with BobCAD-CAM alongside conversational and G-code programming. What we're looking for Required 10 years of CNC machining and programming experience Strong experience programming and setting up CNC lathes and mills Experience with BobCAD-CAM or comparable CAM software Working knowledge of Okuma and Fanuc CNC controls Strong print-reading, shop math, and precision-inspection skills Ability to work independently, solve problems, and consistently produce quality parts Preferred Mill-turn experience Experience with oilfield or other demanding industrial components Pay, benefits and schedule $35.00–$45.00 per hour, full time. About RAM Welding, Inc. and apply RAM Welding provides CNC turning, milling, mill-turn, welding, and fabrication services for oilfield and industrial customers, built over more than a decade of certified coil tubing welding, wellhead installation, and pipe and structural fabrication work out of its Permian Basin division in Lubbock. It's an owner-led shop looking for a dependable, experienced professional who takes pride in quality workmanship and wants to help grow its manufacturing operation. Apply through hireCNC to be considered.

  • Lubbock, TX

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Large Manual Lathe Machinist – Naval Shipbuilding | Up to $92K $10K Bonus

At a glance Company: Newport News Shipbuilding (HII) Location: Newport News, Virginia Pay: $28–$42/hr DOE (up to $92,000/yr with shift differentials & overtime) Job Type: Full-Time Shift: Multiple shifts available Experience: 3 years of manual machining experience Machines: Large Manual Lathes Why this job is worth considering Newport News Shipbuilding is looking for experienced machinists to run large manual lathes on some of the largest, most complex turned parts in naval manufacturing — components for nuclear aircraft carriers and submarines. If you're a machinist who prefers hands-on, large-diameter manual turning work over small-batch repetitive parts, this is that kind of shop. NNS is offering a $10,000 bonus ($5,000 sign-on plus $5,000 relocation for moves of 50 miles), plus $1,000 in travel assistance for your pre-employment physical and drug screening. Combined with competitive hourly pay, shift differentials, overtime opportunities, and a full benefits package, this is a long-term career move, not just another production job. What you'll be doing Set up and operate large manual lathes on large-scale naval manufacturing components Machine precision, mission-critical turned parts used in U.S. Navy aircraft carriers and submarines Read and interpret blueprints, engineering drawings, and work instructions for large, complex parts Troubleshoot machining operations and adjust processes as needed Verify dimensions using precision measuring equipment Perform first-piece and in-process inspections Work alongside skilled machinists, maintenance teams, and production leadership in a large industrial shipyard Machines & materialsMachines Primary equipment is large manual lathes. You may also work with other large-format equipment in the shop — CNC lathes, mills, horizontal boring mills, and vertical machining centers — as production needs require. Materials Carbon steel, alloy steel, stainless steel, and other large structural components used in naval manufacturing. What we're looking forRequired 3 years of manual machining experience, ideally including large manual lathe work Experience operating large-format manual turning equipment Strong blueprint reading skills Good math and problem-solving abilities Comfortable working in a large industrial manufacturing environment Able to work at heights, in confined spaces, and in varying weather conditions Safety-minded with strong attention to quality U.S. Citizenship required Preferred Direct large manual lathe experience Experience in automotive repair, plant maintenance, or machinery installation/repair Technical education in machining, diesel technology, HVAC, automotive technology, or mechanical trades Pay, benefits & schedule Base pay is $28–$42/hr DOE, with annual earning potential up to $92,000 when shift differentials and overtime are included. The bonus package totals $10,000: a $5,000 sign-on bonus plus a $5,000 relocation bonus for moves of 50 miles, plus $1,000 in travel assistance for your pre-employment physical and drug screening. Benefits include medical, dental, and vision coverage, 401(k), life insurance, tuition reimbursement, an employee assistance program, wellness programs, employee discounts, educational scholarships, and career development support. Multiple shifts are available, with overtime based on production needs. About Newport News Shipbuilding and how to apply Newport News Shipbuilding, a division of HII, is the sole designer, builder, and refueler of U.S. Navy nuclear aircraft carriers, and one of only two U.S. builders of nuclear submarines. The shipyard depends on skilled machinists to manufacture and maintain mission-critical components for these vessels, with decades of backlog ensuring long-term, stable work. If you're an experienced machinist with large-part or large-equipment manual turning experience looking for a long-term career supporting one of the most advanced naval manufacturing programs in the world, apply today through hireCNC.

  • Newport News, VA

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EDM Machinist

At a glance Company: MIT Lincoln Laboratory Location: Lexington, MA 02420 Pay: $42.50 – $52.54/hour Job Type: Full Time Relocation Assistance: Available Experience: 5 years Machines: Wire EDM (sinker EDM, hole popper, and milling exposure a plus) Software: CAM and 2D/3D CAD (Insight CAM and SolidWorks experience a plus) Why this job is worth considering MIT Lincoln Laboratory's Fabrication Engineering Group (Group 72) builds low-volume, high-complexity hardware for national security programs — space imaging, high-energy lasers, ground-based radar, and undersea communications. This opening is focused on wire EDM, with room to grow into sinker EDM, hole popping, and milling, plus exposure to additive manufacturing and diamond turning as your skills expand. You'll develop your own fabrication strategy, design and build custom fixtures, and work with real autonomy on most jobs while collaborating closely with other machinists and engineers on the more complex work. What you'll be doing Program, set up, operate, tear down, and clean wire EDM equipment for prototype and low-volume production work Develop a fabrication strategy for each job and identify the tooling and fixturing it requires Design and build custom fixtures with minimal oversight on most hardware Read mechanical drawings and apply GD&T to hold precise tolerances Maintain equipment and troubleshoot issues as they come up Collaborate with other machinists and engineers on more complex or unusual hardware Keep a clean, organized, and safety-compliant work area Take on advanced training in additive manufacturing, diamond turning, or other new fabrication techniques as your skills grow Machines, controls and software This role centers on wire EDM — programming, setup, and operation — with additional experience in sinker EDM, hole popper, and milling considered a strong plus. Equipment includes a GF Machine 440cc wire EDM with rotary head, a GF Machine FO350 sinker EDM, a Titan Force 30 drill EDM, and System 3R Zero Point Positioning for repeatable setups. Programming is done with CAM software (Insight CAM experience is a plus) from 2D/3D CAD models (SolidWorks experience is a plus), alongside standard MS Office tools. What we're looking forRequired 5 years of direct experience in setup, operation, and programming of wire EDM 3 years of experience programming with CAM software Strong reading of mechanical drawings and understanding of GD&T Ability to design and fabricate basic fixtures Comfortable using basic hand tools and inspection equipment (calipers, thread/pin gauges, micrometers, dial indicators, etc.) Ability to work independently with minimal supervision and collaboratively in a team environment Enthusiasm for learning new fabrication techniques, technologies, and machine tools Ability to lift up to 50 lbs Preferred Additional experience in setup, operation, and programming of sinker EDM, hole popper, and milling Graduation from a two-year technical school Previous experience in a high-mix, low-volume job shop environment Experience with the GF Machine 440cc wire EDM and rotary head, System 3R Zero Point Positioning, GF Machine FO350 sinker EDM, and Titan Force 30 drill EDM SolidWorks CAD and Insight CAM software experience Experience machining aluminum, titanium, or Invar Experience mentoring less experienced machinists Familiarity with digital fabrication tools such as Model Based Definition (MBD) and PLM software (Aras Innovator) Pay, Benefits and Schedule $42.50–$52.54 per hour, based on experience. Standard hours, with occasional overtime to meet critical program milestones. Relocation assistance is available for this role. About MIT Lincoln Laboratory and Apply MIT Lincoln Laboratory pushes the boundaries of science and engineering to design, model, and fabricate technologies and prototype systems for national security applications, including space imaging, high-energy lasers, long-range laser communications, ground-based radar, and undersea communication terminals. Its Fabrication Engineering Group (Group 72) works alongside program teams from initial design through manufacturing, assembly, integration, and testing to build low-volume, high-complexity hardware in program integration spaces, cleanrooms, and space simulation chambers. Ready to bring your EDM skills to national-security prototype work? Apply through hireCNC today.

  • Lexington, MA

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CNC Lathe Machinist

At a glance Company: MIT Lincoln Laboratory Location: Lexington, MA 02420 Pay: $42.50 – $52.54/hour Job Type: Full Time Relocation Assistance: Available Experience: 5 years Machines: CNC lathe with live tooling (DMG Mori NLX 2000SY a plus) Controls: Celos (experience a plus) Software: CAM and 2D/3D CAD Why this job is worth considering MIT Lincoln Laboratory's Fabrication Engineering Group (Group 72) builds low-volume, high-complexity hardware for national security programs — space imaging, high-energy lasers, ground-based radar, and undersea communications. This opening is centered on CNC lathe work with live tooling and conversational programming, with room to grow into milling, diamond turning, and additive manufacturing as your skills expand. You'll develop your own fabrication strategy, design and build custom fixtures, and work with real autonomy on most jobs while collaborating closely with other machinists and engineers on the more complex work. What you'll be doing Set up, operate, and conversationally program CNC lathes with live tooling for prototype and low-volume production work Develop a fabrication strategy for each job and identify the tooling and fixturing it requires Design and build custom fixtures with minimal oversight on most hardware Read mechanical drawings and apply GD&T to hold precise tolerances Program using CAM software and work from 2D/3D CAD models Collaborate with other machinists and engineers on more complex or unusual hardware Keep a clean, organized, and safety-compliant work area Take on advanced training in milling, diamond turning, or additive manufacturing as your skills grow Machines, controls and software This role centers on CNC lathe work with live tooling and conversational programming; a DMG Mori NLX 2000SY running a Celos controller is a plus. Experience with manual and CNC mills and manual lathes is valued as well. Programming is done with CAM software from 2D/3D CAD models, alongside standard MS Office tools. What we're looking forRequired 5 years of direct experience in setup, operation, and conversational programming of CNC lathe with live tooling 2 years of experience programming with CAM software Strong reading of mechanical drawings and understanding of GD&T Ability to design and fabricate basic fixtures Comfortable using basic hand tools and inspection equipment (calipers, thread/pin gauges, micrometers, dial indicators, etc.) Ability to work independently with minimal supervision and collaboratively in a team environment Enthusiasm for learning new fabrication techniques, technologies, and machine tools Ability to lift up to 50 lbs Preferred Graduation from a two-year technical school Previous experience in a high-mix, low-volume job shop environment Experience with the DMG Mori NLX 2000SY and Celos controller Experience with manual and CNC mills and manual lathes Experience machining aluminum, titanium, Invar, stainless steel, Inconel, metal matrix composites, or various polymers Experience mentoring less experienced machinists Familiarity with digital fabrication tools such as Model Based Definition (MBD) and PLM software (Aras Innovator) Pay, Benefits and Schedule $42.50–$52.54 per hour, based on experience. Standard hours, with occasional overtime to meet critical program milestones. Relocation assistance is available for this role. About MIT Lincoln Laboratory and Apply MIT Lincoln Laboratory pushes the boundaries of science and engineering to design, model, and fabricate technologies and prototype systems for national security applications, including space imaging, high-energy lasers, long-range laser communications, ground-based radar, and undersea communication terminals. Its Fabrication Engineering Group (Group 72) works alongside program teams from initial design through manufacturing, assembly, integration, and testing to build low-volume, high-complexity hardware in program integration spaces, cleanrooms, and space simulation chambers. Ready to bring your CNC lathe skills to national-security prototype work? Apply through hireCNC today.

  • Lexington, MA

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CNC Tool Room Attendant

At a glance Company: Faircloth Machine Shop Location: Winston-Salem, NC (on-site) Job Type: Full-Time Department: Manufacturing Reports To: Manufacturing Manager Experience: Tool room, tool crib, or CNC machine shop experience preferred, not required Why This Role Exists Faircloth Machine Shop's CNC machinists depend on having the right cutting tools, holders, inserts, and gauges on hand to keep production moving. The CNC Tool Room Attendant owns that tool room — keeping it organized, stocked, and accurate — so machinists spend their time running parts instead of hunting for tooling. The Work You'll Be Doing Maintain a clean, safe, and organized CNC tool room using 5S principles Issue and return cutting tools, inserts, holders, collets, drills, end mills, taps, and other tooling Maintain accurate tooling inventory and monitor minimum/maximum stock levels Notify the Manufacturing Manager or Purchasing when tooling needs to be reordered Prepare and stage tooling for upcoming CNC setups and production jobs Assemble tool holders and cutting tools according to setup sheets and job requirements Preset and measure tooling when required Inspect tools, holders, and collets for wear, damage, cleanliness, and proper condition Replace worn inserts and cutting tools as needed Clean tooling and return it to the proper labeled storage location Assist machinists in locating the correct tooling for production jobs Track tooling usage and assist with reducing unnecessary tooling costs Communicate tooling shortages before they affect production Follow all company safety procedures and properly handle sharp cutting tools Perform additional manufacturing support duties as assigned What We're Looking ForRequired High school diploma or equivalent preferred Basic knowledge of cutting tools, inserts, tool holders, collets, drills, end mills, and taps Ability to read part numbers, tooling descriptions, setup sheets, and basic manufacturing documentation Basic computer and inventory-management skills Strong organizational skills and attention to detail Dependable attendance, punctuality, and ability to work effectively with others Preferred (Not Required) CNC machine shop, tool room, tool crib, or manufacturing experience Physical Demands Ability to stand and walk for extended periods; safely handle sharp cutting tools and tool holders; bend, reach, and access storage areas; and lift/carry tooling and supplies up to approximately 40 pounds. Why Machinists Like Working Here Tight-knit, team-first culture A role with real ownership — the tool room runs the way you set it up Modern CNC equipment and continued investment in the shop Stable workload with long-term customer programs About Faircloth Machine Shop and Apply Faircloth Machine Shop is a family-owned aerospace, heavy-equipment, and industrial job shop in Winston-Salem, NC, on pace to grow 72% this year. The shop's hiring manager is directly involved in interviews, so applying here isn't a black-box process. Interested candidates can apply directly through hireCNC. Apply now or save this job to come back later.

  • Winston Salem, NC

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Shop Lead Man

Shop Lead is responsible for coordinating day to day shop operations, maintaining a high standard for safety, quality, productivity and customer service. Position requires strong CNC machining and programming experience, sound judgment, and effective leadership and communication skills to work with team mates and customers alike. As shop lead you are expected to lead by example, accurately understand and document incoming work, coordinate projects as they come in, delegate assignments, monitor timelines, and troubleshoot issues as they come up.

  • Hobbs, NM

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Quality Inspector

At a glance Company: Viant Medical Location: Fort Wayne, IN (on-site) Job Type: Full-Time Pay Range: Competitive hourly pay (based on experience) Shift: 1st Shift (2 openings); 2nd Shift also recruiting Overtime: As needed Experience Level: 2 years inspection experience (medical device or regulated manufacturing) Why This Role Exists This role maintains elements of Viant Medical’s Quality Management System in accordance with ISO 13485 and FDA 21 CFR 820 requirements. Quality Inspectors are essential to confirming that parts destined for life-saving and life-enhancing medical devices meet exact print specifications before they leave the Fort Wayne facility. The Work You’ll Be Doing In this role, you will: Read and interpret blueprints and inspection instructions Complete inspection operations and required documentation with detail, accuracy, and precision Maintain accurate counts of parts and associated paperwork Manage your daily workload under minimal supervision to meet personal and department goals Maintain an organized workspace and perform line clearance activities consistently Notify your supervisor immediately of product discrepancies or equipment malfunctions Follow company safety policies, including PPE, incident/injury reporting, and hazard communication Communicate with co-workers respectfully and professionally May help train new employees as needed What We’re Looking ForRequired 2 years of inspection experience in medical device or regulated manufacturing High school diploma or equivalent Ability to read and interpret drawings/prints, and apply GD&T to measurement methods Basic knowledge of hand gages, tool scopes, and height stands Experience measuring physical dimensions on parts Ability to read and understand work instructions Good verbal communication and organizational skills Preferred (Not Required) Experience with Vision-based CMM systems Why Team Members Like Working Here Employees choose Viant Medical because of: Climate-controlled, clean, and comfortable shop environment Medical, dental, and vision benefits effective on date of hire Up to an additional $800 annually in attendance bonus Tuition reimbursement and on-site training programs A defined career path for advancement in role and compensation Work that directly supports life-saving medical technologies Pay, Benefits & Schedule Pay: Competitive hourly pay (based on experience) Benefits (Day 1 Eligibility): Medical, dental, and vision benefits 136 hours PTO (prorated based on hire date) and 10 paid holidays Paid lunch time Company-paid life insurance 401(k) plan with company match Up to an additional $800 annually in attendance bonus Schedule: 1st Shift, Monday-Friday, 7:00 AM - 3:00 PM (2 openings) 2nd Shift (also recruiting) Full-time About Viant Medical and Apply Viant Medical is a global design and manufacturing services provider for the medtech industry, serving surgical technologies, orthopedics, cardiac and interventional, bioelectronics, bioprocessing, drug delivery, and diagnostics and lab markets. Viant partners with medical device makers from design and development through manufacturing, assembly, and packaging, and its Fort Wayne facility is FDA registered and ISO certified. Interested candidates can apply directly through hireCNC .

  • Fort Wayne, IN

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Experimental CNC Machinist III

As an Experimental CNC Machinist, you will set up, operate, and maintain CNC machining centers to produce precision parts to engineering specifications. You will interpret technical drawings, verify machining programs, inspect finished components, and support continuous improvement of machining processes. This role supports production operations in a high-precision manufacturing environment. Key Responsibilities Set up and operate horizontal and vertical CNC machining centers Machine parts using drilling, milling, boring, tapping, and related operations Interpret CAD data, blueprints, sketches, and operation sheets to guide machining work Verify and monitor NC (G-code) programs during machine operation Select, install, and adjust cutting tools and machine setups as needed Inspect parts during and after machining using precision measurement tools Perform secondary operations such as deburring and straightening during machine cycles Maintain coolant levels and perform basic preventive maintenance on equipment Provide feedback to manufacturing engineers to improve tooling, fixturing, and processes Track machining performance and communicate production targets during shift operations Support flexible scheduling including overtime, weekends, and alternate shifts Work Environment Located in King of Prussia, PA Production operations environment focused on precision aerospace manufacturing Hands-on machining work in a fast-paced, schedule-driven setting Close collaboration with manufacturing engineers and production teams Why You’ll Love This Role Work on precision components that support advanced aerospace systems Gain experience with high-end CNC machining technologies and controls Opportunity to contribute to process improvement and manufacturing efficiency Structured shift schedule with every other Friday off Basic Qualifications To be considered, candidates must meet all requirements listed: Ability to read and interpret blueprints, CAD data, and technical drawings Experience setting up and operating CNC machining equipment or machining centers Understanding of G&M code used in CNC machining Experience with Mazatrol CNC controls Ability to use precision measuring tools (calipers, micrometers, gages, etc.) to inspect parts Ability to work on a 9x80 schedule, including overtime, rotating Fridays off, and weekend work as needed Ability to work in a production environment with varying shift requirements and schedule flexibility Ability to obtain and maintain a Secret security clearance Desired Skills Nice-to-have skills that strengthen candidacy but are not required: Experience with either DMG (CELOS) or Siemens 840D control systems Experience with 5-axis machining centers (milling & turning)

  • King of Prussia, PA

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CNC Machinist III (2nd Shift)

This role supports aerospace manufacturing operations by machining, fabricating, and inspecting precision parts using CNC equipment. You will work from engineering drawings and CAD data to produce components that meet strict quality and performance standards in a high-reliability production environment. Key Responsibilities Machine, fabricate, or assemble parts based on engineering drawings and operation sheets Set up and operate CNC machining centers (horizontal and vertical) to perform drilling, milling, boring, tapping, and related operations Interpret CAD data, blueprints, sketches, and written instructions to ensure accurate production Verify NC (G-code) during setup and execution Select, install, and adjust cutting tools and machine offsets for proper setup Inspect parts during and after machining using precision measurement tools to ensure compliance with specifications Perform secondary operations such as deburring and straightening during machine cycles Maintain coolant levels and support basic preventative maintenance on equipment Provide feedback to manufacturing engineers on tooling, processes, and fixturing improvements Track machining performance against production targets and communicate shift progress and job status Work Environment Manufacturing production setting supporting aerospace components Second shift schedule (2:30 PM – 12:00 AM) on a 9x80 rotation (every other Friday off) Team-based environment with collaboration between machinists, manufacturing engineers, and quality teams Work may include overtime, weekends, or schedule adjustments based on production needs Why You’ll Love This Role Hands-on work producing precision components for advanced aerospace systems Opportunity to work with CNC technology and complex machining processes Strong collaboration with engineering and manufacturing teams Exposure to continuous improvement and process optimization initiatives Basic Qualifications To be considered, candidates must meet all requirements listed: Ability to read and interpret blueprints, CAD data, and operation sheets Experience setting up and operating CNC machining centers (horizontal and/or vertical) Understanding of G&M code Ability to use precision measurement tools (calipers, micrometers, gauges, and similar instruments) to verify part quality Ability to obtain and maintain a Secret clearance Ability to work second shift (2:30 PM – 12:00 AM) and a rotating 9x80 schedule, including occasional overtime or weekend support Desired Skills Nice-to-have skills that strengthen candidacy but are not required: Experience with Siemens 840D (Celos) control systems Experience with Mazatrol CNC systems Familiarity with Mastercam or Siemens NX programming tools

  • King of Prussia, PA

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HBM Machinist – Naval Shipbuilding | Up to $92K $10K Bonus

At a glance Company: Newport News Shipbuilding (HII) Location: Newport News, Virginia Pay: $28–$42/hr DOE (up to $92,000/yr with shift differentials & overtime) Job Type: Full-Time Shift: Multiple shifts available Experience: 3 years of CNC or manual machining experience Machines: Horizontal Boring Mills (HBM) Controls: Fanuc Why this job is worth considering Newport News Shipbuilding is looking for experienced machinists to run horizontal boring mills on some of the largest, most complex parts in naval manufacturing — nuclear aircraft carriers and submarines for the U.S. Navy. If you're a machinist who gravitates toward big parts and big equipment rather than small-batch repetitive work, this is that kind of shop. NNS is offering a $10,000 bonus ($5,000 sign-on plus $5,000 relocation for moves of 50 miles), plus $1,000 in travel assistance for your pre-employment physical and drug screening. Combined with competitive hourly pay, shift differentials, overtime opportunities, and a full benefits package, this is a long-term career move, not just another production job. What you'll be doing Set up and operate horizontal boring mills on large-scale naval manufacturing components Machine precision, mission-critical parts used in U.S. Navy aircraft carriers and submarines Read and interpret blueprints, engineering drawings, and work instructions for large, complex parts Troubleshoot machining operations and adjust processes as needed Verify dimensions using precision measuring equipment Perform first-piece and in-process inspections Work alongside skilled machinists, maintenance teams, and production leadership in a large industrial shipyard Machines, controls & materialsMachines Primary equipment is Horizontal Boring Mills (HBM). You may also work with other large-format equipment in the shop — CNC/manual lathes, mills, and vertical machining centers — as production needs require. Controls Fanuc Materials Carbon steel, alloy steel, stainless steel, and other large structural components used in naval manufacturing. What we're looking forRequired 3 years of CNC or manual machining experience, ideally including horizontal boring mill work Experience operating large-format machining equipment Strong blueprint reading skills Good math and problem-solving abilities Comfortable working in a large industrial manufacturing environment Able to work at heights, in confined spaces, and in varying weather conditions Safety-minded with strong attention to quality U.S. Citizenship required Preferred Direct horizontal boring mill (HBM) experience Experience in automotive repair, plant maintenance, or machinery installation/repair Technical education in machining, diesel technology, HVAC, automotive technology, or mechanical trades Pay, benefits & schedule Base pay is $28–$42/hr DOE, with annual earning potential up to $92,000 when shift differentials and overtime are included. The bonus package totals $10,000: a $5,000 sign-on bonus plus a $5,000 relocation bonus for moves of 50 miles, plus $1,000 in travel assistance for your pre-employment physical and drug screening. Benefits include medical, dental, and vision coverage, 401(k), life insurance, tuition reimbursement, an employee assistance program, wellness programs, employee discounts, educational scholarships, and career development support. Multiple shifts are available, with overtime based on production needs. About Newport News Shipbuilding and how to apply Newport News Shipbuilding, a division of HII, is the sole designer, builder, and refueler of U.S. Navy nuclear aircraft carriers, and one of only two U.S. builders of nuclear submarines. The shipyard depends on skilled machinists to manufacture and maintain mission-critical components for these vessels, with decades of backlog ensuring long-term, stable work. If you're an experienced machinist with large-part or large-equipment experience — especially on horizontal boring mills — looking for a long-term career supporting one of the most advanced naval manufacturing programs in the world, apply today through hireCNC.

  • Newport News, VA

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CNC Lathe Machinist - Mazak 670

At a glance Company: Major Tool & Machine Location: Indianapolis, IN 46218 Pay: $30/hour, DOE Job Type: Full Time Shift: Day shift Experience: Experienced machinist — not an entry-level or operator role Machines: Mazak 670 Why this job is worth considering Major Tool & Machine needs an experienced Mazak 670 machinist who can take real ownership of complex aerospace work from programming through final inspection. This isn't an operator seat running someone else's cycle — you'll make on-the-fly program adjustments, handle your own setups and tooling, and see custom, one-off precision parts through to a finished, inspected piece. If you take pride in precision and accountability on genuinely difficult work, this is built for you. What you'll be doing Perform MDI programming and make on-the-fly adjustments on Mazak 670 equipment Run programs provided by a CNC programmer and optimize them at the machine as needed Complete full setups, tooling selections, offsets, and part prove-outs Troubleshoot machining challenges, including rigidity issues, chatter, tooling failures, and process flow Read and interpret detailed aerospace prints and GD&T Conduct precise in-process and final inspections Produce high-tolerance custom and one-off aerospace parts Work confidently with horizontal turning processes Machines, controls and software This role runs on Mazak 670 horizontal turning/mill-turn equipment, producing custom and one-off aerospace parts rather than repetitive production runs. What we're looking forRequired Strong aerospace machining background Experience with custom, one-off work — this is not a production-line operator role Ability to independently manage complex parts from start to finish, including programming, setup, and inspection Comfortable reading detailed aerospace prints and GD&T Pay, benefits and schedule Competitive base pay starting at $30/hour, based on skill and experience. Day-shift schedule, with time-and-a-half after 40 hours and double-time after 48 hours. About Major Tool & Machine and apply Major Tool & Machine is an Indianapolis-based precision contract manufacturer founded in 1946 and part of the Precinmac family of companies, running a large-scale facility with machining, fabrication, inspection, finishing, assembly, and testing capabilities for aerospace and other precision industries. If you're a true Mazak professional ready for challenging, high-precision aerospace work, apply through hireCNC's quick apply process below. Applications are reviewed by hireCNC recruiter Selena Cleveland.

  • Indianapolis, IN

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