Production Machine OperatorWe are seeking an experienced Production Machine Operator to operate and support automated laminating and die cutting systems to produce precision die-cut components. This role is responsible for machine setup, operation, parameter adjustments, and quality monitoring to ensure parts are consistently produced within specification.This is a unique opportunity to join a fast-moving team launching a new manufacturing cell, helping scale an exciting new product from initial startup to high-volume production.Key Responsibilities:Set up, operate, and monitor automated laminating and die cut machinesAdjust machine parameters and process settings to maintain product qualityOperate with custom machine software and automated inspection systemsInterpret inspection data and dimensional measurements to guide process adjustmentsPerform visual and dimensional inspections using tools such as calipers, CMM systems, and automated inspection equipmentApply basic Statistical Process Control (SPC) to monitor process performanceConduct minor troubleshooting and preventive maintenanceMaintain production and quality documentationCollaborate with engineering and operations teams to support process improvementsRequired Qualifications:Experience operating automated manufacturing equipmentFamiliarity with machine interfaces and automated control systemsExperience with precision measurement tools (e.g., calipers)Basic understanding of SPCMechanical aptitude and troubleshooting abilityAbility to stand for extended periods and lift materials as neededPreferred Qualifications:Experience with lamination, film processing, or rotary die cuttingExperience with automated inspection or vision systems (e.g., Keyence)Experience using CMM systems; ability to interpret inspection or dimensional dataPrior experience supporting new equipment or process launches
Production Machine Operator in san diego at Unknown Company
- Typical pay
- $35,360–$52,000
For context, most machine operators earn between $35,360–$52,000 a year according to Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data. What this particular role pays is set by the employer — check the description above.
This position is listed as full time and onsite.