Machinist Technician

Machinist TechnicianFull-time Ogden, UT, US Exclusive confidential search — details shared with qualified applicants.Benefits You'll LoveBenefits starting day one$10,000 tuition reimbursement per yearShift differentials (2nd shift and weekend shift rates noted)401(k) vested day 1 with 5% company matchOnsite cafeteriaRelocation: $7,500 lump sum availableBecome a Key Player as a Machinist TechnicianYou will operate and set up precision machining equipment to produce critical flight-control components, ensuring parts meet tight tolerances and quality standards. You will collaborate with engineering and production teams to resolve drawing issues, improve processes, and support lean initiatives. This is an onsite role across multiple shifts (1st, 2nd, and weekend shift options).Here's How You'll Make an Impact on the TeamSet up, adjust, and operate conventional and numerically controlled machining centers for complex production jobsRun multiple machines efficiently and perform complex multi-station setupsRead and interpret blueprints, engineering specifications, and quality directives to meet customer requirementsInspect finished parts using precision measuring instruments and possibly CMM to ensure conformanceTroubleshoot machining problems and maintain equipment accuracy and cleanlinessImplement and contribute to lean initiatives to increase productivity and reduce costsInterface with engineering to resolve drawing errors and suggest design/process improvementsTrain and mentor less experienced team membersHere's What You'll Need to Be Successful in This RoleFive or more years of directly related machining experience in a high-technology manufacturing environmentAbility to set up and evaluate precision machine setups and perform complex operations with minimal supervisionProficiency reading and following blueprints, complex drawings, and engineering specificationsWorking knowledge of advanced shop mathematics (may include trigonometry)Experience with CNC equipment (Swiss lathe, grinders, manual machining, mills) and precision measurement tools (gages, calipers, micrometers)Demonstrated ability to implement lean concepts and contribute to continuous improvementStrong verbal, written, and interpersonal communication skills and ability to work in a teamHere's What Else Might Help You OutSpecialized or division-specific certifications (e.g., certified operator)Prior experience in aerospace or flight-control component manufacturingPay Range$20.00 - $40.00/hourReady to Make Your Mark?This role may fill quickly.

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