CAD​/CAM Designer

The Role

We are seeking a CAD/CAM Designer to support the design and manufacturing of critical engine components and CNC-machined parts. This role works closely with engine builders, machinists, and R&D to take parts from concept → design → CNC → engine → racetrack. You’ll design parts, create CAM toolpaths, support CNC machining, and help continuously improve performance, quality, and manufacturability.

Design and CAD:

• Design and modify performance engine components including cylinder heads, blocks, intake components, valve train parts, fixtures, and custom tooling
• Create 3D models and 2D drawings for manufacturing and inspection
• Improve existing designs for performance, durability, weight, and manufacturability
• Support reverse engineering using measurements or 3D scans

CAM & Manufacturing:

• Create and optimize CNC toolpaths for 3-axis and 5-axis machining (if applicable), as well as milling, drilling, surfacing, and porting operations
• Optimize programs for cycle time, surface finish, and tool life
• Work directly with machinists to prove out programs and improve processes
• Design and program fixtures and work holding
• Partner with engine builders, machinists, and R&D
• Support prototype and development programs
• Drive continuous improvement in machining and design workflows

Required:

• 3+ years of experience in CAD/CAM in a precision machining or performance automotive environment
• Strong experience with tools such as Solid Works, Fusion 360, Mastercam, or similar
• Experience generating CNC programs and toolpaths
• Strong understanding of CNC machining processes, tolerances and manufacturing methods, and engineering drawings

Nice to Have:

• Experience in motorsports, racing engines, or performance automotive
• 5-axis machining experience
• Fixture and tooling design experience
• Experience with reverse engineering or 3D scanning
• Experience with cylinder heads or engine machining

• Competitive salary based on experience
• Benefits package
• Paid time off
• Opportunity to work in a high-performance motorsports environment

This is not a corporate desk job. You’ll work hands-on with real parts, real engines, and real performance gains
. Your designs will go directly from CAD to CNC to the racetrack.