CNC Machinist

CACI•Bethesda, MD

11h•$31•Onsite

About The Position

CACI is seeking two CNC Machinists to support the Naval Surface Warfare Center Carderock Division’s (NSWCCDs) Fabrication Group. This role involves machining parts for Research and Development tests and assessments in support of the development of DoD ship and submarine systems. The facility is a state-of-the-art prototype fabrication facility equipped with HAAS and Doosan machines, frequently utilizing 4- and 5-axis CNC machines, mills, and lathes to fabricate parts with tolerances of +/- .001”. This position offers a fantastic opportunity to hone machining skills in an advanced R&D environment.

Requirements

At least 1-3 years of work experience in CNC machining or Successful completion of machinist apprenticeship
Journeyman CNC Machinist qualification
Trade School certificate
High School diploma or equivalent
DoD Secret Clearance or capability to be granted and maintain DoD Secret Clearance
Knowledge of Shop, Facility and Division Safety Policies and requirements

Nice To Haves

Experience with HAAS/Doosan machines
Experience with HAAS machine automation
Experience with CNC lathes and CNC mills
CAM and Solid modeling CAD experience a plus
Ability to operate a forklift a plus

Responsibilities

Ability to determine and perform appropriate set up of CNC Vertical machining centers for programs provided by CAM programmers
Experience with 4- and 5-axis CNC machines
Ability to design and build fixtures preferred
Knowledge of G and M codes with ability to program at the control to build fixtures and edit CAM generated programs
Ability to select appropriate cutters and tool holders
Ability to set-up and operate the full range of machine tools found in a well-equipped prototype development shop
Ability to maintain dimensional accuracy, to specified tolerances that may be less than +/-.001", during machining processes, through the use of measuring instruments (e.g. vernier calipers, inside/outside & depth micrometers, gage blocks, surface and height gages, and dial indicators).
Ability to work independently with minimal supervision
Comfortable asking questions, taking instruction, and then applying that new knowledge on the job
Ability to read blue prints and mechanical drawings
Knowledge of Mil-Spec and GD&T specifications
Ability to work from verbal instructions and sketches
Ability to perform machine shop math and trigonometry
Ability to lift and maneuver objects weighing 80 pounds
Adhere to safety protocols