Machinist III

Machinist III

We are seeking an experienced Machinist III to join our team. The role involves precision turning, milling, grinding, and CNC programming to produce high‑quality aerospace components.

• Plan, layout, machine, and assemble parts to exacting tolerances and specifications.
• Set and operate a variety of machining equipment, including lathes, mills, grinders, and CNC machines.
• Determine the sequence of machining operations and the number of cuts required for required finishes and tolerances.
• Make detailed layouts for parts with compound angles and complex mating features.
• Set up machines, select and mount cutting tools, adjust speeds, feeds, and depths of cut.
• Check machine setup and part run for conformance to blueprint specifications; grind tool bits and drills as needed.
• Work from detailed drawings, templates, sketches, and assembly blueprints.
• Provide technical direction to customers on pre‑fabrication reviews, modifications, or repairs.
• Perform typical machining operations such as chasing tapers, turning, boring, facing, slotting, and other operations on metal and plastic components.
• Program and operate CNC machines using at least one CNC programming language.
• Train less experienced machinists and perform general inspection of work.
• Maintain a clean and organized work area; organize and store inventory, materials, and safety equipment.
• Use lift equipment and perform related duties as required.

• High School Diploma or equivalent; minimum 12 years of machinist experience.
• Familiarity with at least one CNC programming language.
• Proficient with standard machining concepts, practices, and procedures.
• Ability to follow written and verbal instructions.

• Operating experience with Mazak lathes and Mazatrol programming.
• Experience developing CNC/lathe programs with CAD/CAM tools such as CREO, Master Cam, or ProE.
• Knowledge of GD&T and proficiency with precision measuring tools.
• Experience with horizontal or vertical multi‑axis CNC machines and 5‑axis programming.
• Overhead crane experience and handling of NASA flight hardware.

• Excellent personal and professional career growth opportunities.
• 9/80 work schedule (if applicable).
• Onsite cafeteria with breakfast and lunch.
• Additional benefits as detailed in the full offer.

The position requires occasional climbing, lifting up to 50 pounds, and standing. The work area is a large, climate‑controlled manufacturing facility with machining equipment and typical noise levels. Safety gear, including steel‑toed shoes and hearing protection, is mandatory.