CNC Production Machinist (Precision Components)

Step into a precision-driven environment where your CNC skills turn engineered designs into production-ready parts. As a CNC Production Machinist, you’ll collaborate with engineers and a supportive manufacturing team to keep quality high and workflows efficient.

You arrive ready to set up and dial-in CNC equipment for the day’s run. With prints in hand, you confirm tooling and offsets, calibrate machines for peak performance, and kick off productionmonitoring cycle times, surface finish, and dimensional accuracy. Between runs, you verify parts using precision measurement tools, perform routine maintenance, and troubleshoot minor issues to keep the line moving. You’ll also fabricate simple fixtures, safely operate hand tools and panel saws, and package completed parts for shipment or storage. Throughout your shift, you’ll partner closely with engineers and production teammates, maintain a clean and organized workspace, and follow all safety policies while pitching in on other tasks as assigned.

• Set up and operate CNC machinery to produce parts to print.
• Calibrate equipment and verify machine performance before and during runs.
• Monitor operations to ensure quality, accuracy, and throughput goals are met.
• Handle basic troubleshooting and routine machine maintenance.
• Read and interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, and work instructions.
• Measure and validate dimensions with precision instruments and math-based checks.
• Operate hand tools, panel saws, and other shop equipment safely.
• Fabricate parts and fixtures from various materials.
• Package finished components for storage or shipment.
• Collaborate with engineers and production staff to maintain efficient flow.
• Keep the work area clean, organized, and safe; follow all safety policies.
• Perform additional duties as assigned.

• Monday – Friday, 2nd Shift - 2:00 PM – 10:00 PM

• Competitive pay.
• Comprehensive benefits package.
• Paid time off (PTO).
• Company-paid holidays.

• One or more of the following: prior CNC operation or related manufacturing experience; mechanical aptitude with blueprint reading; hands-on fabrication experience across different materials; ability to operate hand tools and production equipment safely; basic math for measurements and machining; or an equivalent blend of manufacturing experience and technical training.

We value quality, teamwork, and continuous improvement. At StenTech, you’ll grow your machining abilities, share ideas that elevate our processes, and contribute to precision components that meet exacting standardsall within a collaborative, safety-first environment focused on innovation and operational excellence.