Mill Turn Machinist

Hiring Team•Glenview, IL

6d•Onsite

About The Position

Overview Growth Opportunities | Long-Term Stability | Complex, High-Precision Work | Flexible Hours Join a well-established precision machining company in Glenview, IL with over 60 years of industry success . Specializing in high-end, tight-tolerance components for aerospace, defense, automotive, and other demanding industries, this company has built a reputation for quality, innovation, and long-term customer relationships. Operating out of a 35,000 sq. ft., climate-controlled facility , the team of 50 employees utilizes 100+ CNC machines to produce complex, precision-engineered parts. With many employees staying 20+ years , this is a place where you can build a stable, long-term career while continuing to grow your skills. As a Mill-Turn Set-Up Machinist , you will be responsible for setting up and optimizing multi-axis mill-turn machines to produce complex, high-precision components. This role is ideal for someone who enjoys technical challenges and working on intricate parts from start to finish. Schedule & Work Environment 1st Shift Position Flexible start/end times to support work-life balance Optional overtime available Why You’ll Love Working Here Long-term stability with a company that has stood the test of time Opportunity to work on complex, high-precision parts Supportive, team-oriented culture Proven track record of employee retention and internal growth

Requirements

2–5+ years CNC experience, including mill and lathe setups or mill turn set up
Strong understanding of multi-axis machining and machine kinematics
Ability to read and interpret complex blueprints and GD&T
Experience with advanced CNC controls (Fanuc, Okuma, Mazak, etc.)
Ability to edit multi-channel G-code programs
Deep knowledge of tooling, workholding, and process sequencing
Strong problem-solving skills and attention to detail

Nice To Haves

Trade school or advanced machining certification (preferred)

Responsibilities

Set up and operate mill-turn or multi-axis machines (e.g., live tooling lathes, 5–9 axis machines)
Configure both turning and milling operations in a single setup
Install complex tooling packages (live tools, sub-spindles, Y-axis tooling)
Load, test, and optimize multi-channel CNC programs
Perform first article and in-process inspections
Synchronize operations between spindles and turrets
Troubleshoot complex machining issues across multiple operations
Optimize cycle times and reduce tool wear
Ensure part quality across complete, finished components