Machinist (CNC & Manual)

What You'll Do

• Machine parts from prints and CAD models on CNC and manual mills and lathes—stainless, carbon steel, aluminum, copper, graphite, and specialty alloys.
• Program, set up, and run CNC jobs (Fusion 360 / Mastercam or similar CAM); select tooling, speeds, and feeds for one-offs and small batches.
• Hold tight tolerances and verify dimensions with calipers, micrometers, gauges, and indicators; document inspection results.
• Turn around quick-turn prototype and repair work for R&D and plant operations—often same day.
• Design and build fixtures, jigs, and tooling that make the whole shop faster.
• Work with engineers on design-for-manufacturability; mark up drawings and feed back improvements.
• Maintain the shop: machine upkeep, tooling inventory, organization, and safety practices for hot work and rotating equipment.

What You Bring

• Required 3+ years machining experience with proven skill on both CNC and manual mills and lathes.
• Ability to program CNC toolpaths (conversational or CAM) and to read and interpret GD&T on mechanical drawings.
• Experience machining stainless and specialty alloys to tight tolerances.
• Disciplined, reliable execution—on spec, on time, with excellent documentation.
• Comfort working independently in a fast-paced, hardware-first environment.
• Availability to start soon.

PREFERRED EXPERIENCE

• Supporting R&D or prototype shops where requirements change daily.
• TIG welding and general fabrication ability.
• Experience with graphite, refractory metals, or vacuum/furnace components.
• CAD proficiency (SolidWorks, Fusion 360) for simple part and fixture design.

Compensation & Benefits

• Competitive base salary
• Equity (stock options)
• Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance
• Company-provided lunch daily
• Visa sponsorship available if needed