Automated CNC Machining Specialist — Cutting Instrument Operations

Alcon USA•Sinking Spring, PA

6d•Onsite

About The Position

Shape sight-saving products on advanced automated lines At Alcon, everything we do is about helping people see brilliantly. Our Manufacturing team designs, builds, and delivers innovative eyecare solutions to more than 140 countries—and you can be part of that impact. A day on the line You arrive, review the latest Standard Operating Procedures, and complete line clearance. You set up automated machining cells for the Auto Process (Cutting Instruments) area, verify gauges and fixtures, and begin production runs. Throughout the shift, you: Run and monitor automated equipment, keeping production on target and within specifications Perform precision inspections with gauges/fixtures and apply statistical oversight to verify quality Complete optical tool inspections, mechanical and negative checks, assemblies, and changeovers Troubleshoot and resolve minor equipment issues to minimize downtime Follow Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and Good Documentation Practice (GDP) in every task Document accurately, uphold quality control, and finish required training on time Handle materials safely and maintain a clean, compliant work area Meet individual job requirements while supporting continuous and regulatory improvement

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent (GED)
Fluent English reading, writing, comprehension, and communication

Nice To Haves

Prior manufacturing experience
Proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite
Strong organization, attention to detail, reliability, and a collaborative mindset
Die attach/bonding familiarity
Equipment, mechanical, and electrical troubleshooting
CNC tooling and CNC programming
Machine setups for production runs; CNC machine troubleshooting
Manual machining capability
Tool/die/mold setup and repair experience

Responsibilities

Run and monitor automated equipment, keeping production on target and within specifications
Perform precision inspections with gauges/fixtures and apply statistical oversight to verify quality
Complete optical tool inspections, mechanical and negative checks, assemblies, and changeovers
Troubleshoot and resolve minor equipment issues to minimize downtime
Follow Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and Good Documentation Practice (GDP) in every task
Document accurately, uphold quality control, and finish required training on time
Handle materials safely and maintain a clean, compliant work area
Meet individual job requirements while supporting continuous and regulatory improvement