Machine Operator

IDEMIA Public Security, a division of IDEMIA Group, is a leading provider of secure and trusted biometric-based solutions. This role offers an opportunity to work with cutting‑edge equipment, learn valuable skills, and contribute to products that make a real impact.

• Perform work under direct supervision, handling basic issues and referring more complex ones to higher-level staff.
• Possess working knowledge of the finished product and required features and quality standards.
• Meet with the shift supervisor or lead to understand priorities and job order.
• Collaborate with the prior shift operator during the 30‑minute overlap to understand machine‑specific issues.
• Test and inspect machines for safe and efficient operation.
• Perform routine machine calibrations based on procedures or management instructions.
• Set up and warm up the machine if not already done by the prior operator.
• Read job tickets to determine proper materials and setup.
• Pull necessary materials and load new jobs.
• Load and unload materials and finished products based on machine guidelines.
• Clean the machine stations per the cleaning checklist.
• Swap out machine consumables based on quality feedback, lifespan schedule, or when parts are empty.
• Check that items produced pass quality control tests at each designated stage.
• Perform First Article Inspection to ensure all quality standards are met.
• Perform hand inspection when quality needs to be controlled to eliminate defects.
• Notify maintenance and supervisor/lead immediately of any machine maintenance issues.
• Notify supervisor/lead immediately of any quality issues and follow containment procedures.
• Remove waste and shred waste materials when bins are full per security guidelines.
• Follow all safety and security policies and take scheduled breaks as outlined in the policy.
• Check emails for updates on policies and other notifications and to complete assigned tasks.
• Follow all company established policies and procedures and attend required meetings and training.
• Perform other level‑appropriate duties as required.

• Must be a sole U.S. citizen without dual citizenship.
• Must pass background screening requirements, including criminal history, education, credit, and drug screen, and obtain any required program specific credentials and certifications.
• Must be at least 18 years of age.
• No prior experience is needed.

Hourly range: $18.00–$25.64 per hour, plus benefits.