Senior Manufacturing Engineer – CNC/Multi-Axis/Process Development
Listed on 2026-06-23
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Manufacturing / Production
Manufacturing Engineer, Quality Engineering -
Engineering
Manufacturing Engineer, Quality Engineering
At a Glance
Company: Rennscot MFG
Location: Woburn, MA (On-site)
Job Type: Full-Time
Pay Range: $110,000 – $150,000 per year (DOE)
Shift: Day Shift (Monday–Friday, standard business hours)
Overtime: As needed
Experience Level: Senior (7–15+ years)
Work Authorization: U.S. Person required (ITAR)
Rennscot continues to scale complex aerospace and advanced manufacturing programs—from prototype through full production.
This role exists to own and standardize CNC manufacturing processes at scale
, ensuring that what works in development translates into repeatable, production‑ready success.
At Rennscot, the Senior Manufacturing Engineer is not just solving problems—they are:
- Defining how work gets done
- Building systems that scale
- Elevating the technical capability of the entire organization
In this role, you will:
- Lead complex multi‑axis CNC programming and process development initiatives
- Own manufacturing strategy from prototype (1–10 parts) through production (100–1,000+ parts)
- Develop and implement standards for tooling, fixturing, setups, and documentation
- Establish best practices across programming, machining, and process control
- Solve systemic manufacturing challenges across multiple teams
- Define and improve setup documentation and process control within Pro Shop MES
- Collaborate with engineering, quality, and production to ensure manufacturability and scalability
- Translate customer requirements into robust manufacturing processes
- Drive continuous improvement in quality, efficiency, and repeatability
- Mentor machinists, programmers, and engineers across the organization
- Lead high‑impact technical initiatives and support strategic programs
You’ll work closely with teams utilizing:
- Machines: Multi‑axis CNC machining platforms (5‑axis, mill‑turn environments)
- Controls: Haas, Okuma, Heidenhain (deep‑level understanding preferred)
- CAM Software: Hypermill and/or ESPRIT (preferred)
- Inspection: CMM systems, advanced metrology tools
- ERP/MES: Pro Shop MES
- Aluminum
- Stainless Steel
- Alloy Steels
- Titanium
- Advanced aerospace materials
- 7+ years of CNC manufacturing / process engineering experience (or equivalent combination per education level)
- Expert‑level experience with multi‑axis CNC programming and machining strategies
- Proven ability to scale processes from prototype to full production
- Strong understanding of tooling, fixturing, and process optimization
- Advanced knowledge of GD&T and dimensional quality control
- Experience developing manufacturing standards, frameworks, or best practices
- Strong communication and cross‑functional collaboration skills
- Experience with Hypermill and/or ESPRIT
- Background in aerospace or regulated environments (
AS9100, ISO 13485
) - Deep knowledge of Haas, Okuma, or Heidenhain controls
- Experience with Pro Shop MES or similar ERP systems
- External technical engagement (publications, conferences, industry groups)
Engineers and machinists choose Rennscot because:
- Clean, modern, and highly organized facility
- Exposure to advanced CNC + metal additive manufacturing (3D printing)
- Strong engineering culture (high concentration of technical talent)
- Opportunity to work on aerospace and high‑performance programs
- Real ownership over processes, not just execution
- Ability to influence standards, systems, and long‑term direction
- Culture focused on precision, innovation, and continuous improvement
Pay Range: $110,000 – $150,000 per year (DOE)
Benefits:
- Medical, dental, vision
- 401(k)
- Paid time off + holidays
- Career growth and development opportunities
Schedule:
- Monday–Friday | Standard business hours
- Overtime:
As needed
To comply with ITAR regulations, candidates must be a U.S. citizen, permanent resident, or otherwise authorized to work on controlled programs.
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