Machinist Technician

Nextdeavor•Ogden, UT

1d•Onsite

About The Position

You will join the production team to produce precision machined components that support critical flight control manufacturing. You will work onsite in Ogden, UT, primarily on a weekend shift (Fri–Sun, 5am–5pm; 36 hours) and collaborate with engineering and production stakeholders to improve processes and drive quality. Your work impacts product conformance, throughput, and lean initiatives across the division.

Requirements

Five or more years of directly related machining experience in a high-technology manufacturing environment
Ability to read and interpret blueprints, complex drawings, and engineering specifications
Proven ability to make and evaluate precision machine setups and use precision measuring instruments
Working knowledge of advanced shop mathematics (may include trigonometry)
Experience implementing lean concepts and process improvements
Strong verbal and written communication and teamwork skills
Ability to handle multiple tasks with changing priorities and work with minimal supervision
Physical ability to perform job demands, including standing, walking, manual dexterity, close vision, and occasional lifting up to 50 lbs

Nice To Haves

Trade school or technical college training in machining or a related field
Specialized machining certifications or certified operator credentials

Responsibilities

Set up, adjust, and operate conventional and CNC machining centers to produce complex parts to close tolerances
Run multiple machines efficiently and manage simultaneous operations
Interpret blueprints, engineering specifications, and complex drawings to meet customer requirements
Troubleshoot machining problems and implement corrective actions
Inspect finished parts using gauges, calipers, micrometers, and potentially CMM to ensure conformance
Develop and define machining processes and tooling needs; advise on tooling design
Perform routine equipment maintenance and ensure calibration schedules are met
Apply statistical process control (SPC) and contribute to lean improvement efforts
Train and mentor less experienced team members