Connexion Systems and Engineering, Inc.

Job Description Job Description Engineering Technician 1st & 3rd Shift Contract to perm RESPONSIBILITIES: Act as accountable technical team member for process yield performance for a limited production area. Provide hands-on technical support to operations for manufacturing issues directly within a clean-room environment. Support and facilitate productivity and throughput improvement projects to achieve target process run rates. Perform hands-on failure analysis and investigation to process nonconformities. Report-out to production line team on details of technical investigation through clear, thorough and specific documented feedback. Work with engineering team resources to develop and implement process improvement projects. Design, develop and fabricate simple manufacturing tools, fixtures and devices. Collaborate with vendors, suppliers and other company team members for engineering projects. Support the execution of change-management process elements including validation documentation, process work instructions, engineering studies and other technical writing. QUALIFICATIONS AND SKILLS: 1+ years' experience in technical, hands-on problem solving role in a highly regulated environment, medical preferred. Demonstrated, hands-on skills with electrical, mechanical, pneumatic or hardware troubleshooting Knowledge and ability to read blueprints, drawings. Experience with Lean and/or structured problem solving tools Demonstrated skills to provide basic data analysis and reporting Demonstrated skills with MS Office applications EDUCATION: Associates Degree in Engineering, Mechatronics or other technical field.

Job Description Job Description 5 Axis Role Overview 6-month contract with strong intent to convert (not guaranteed) Due to union rules, there is no second recruiting attempt if the contractor is not a fit Goal is to hire someone highly likely to convert at 6 months Slim possibility of a short extension, but conversion decision is preferred at 6 months Union Details Union position upon conversion Must be willing to join RDTEU (Research, Development & Technical Employees Union) Covers technical roles across MIT campus, Lincoln Labs, and potentially Draper Not a traditional construction trade union Compensation Posted hourly rate reflects the conversion pay rate Recruiters should pre-screen for alignment Candidates with 5 years of strong 5-axis experience may still be evaluated at the same project machinist level if skills meet expectations Technical Requirements Non-Negotiable Strong simultaneous 5-axis machining experience Must have hands-on experience with: Programming Setup Operation End-to-end part execution Not seeking a machine operator only Preferred (Trainable) HyperMill (CAM) Heidenhain iTNC 530 controller Experience Profile Posting lists 10+ years, but depth of 5-axis experience matters more than total years 5 years may be sufficient if experience is robust (job shop or R&D background preferred) Work Environment R&D / prototype setting (Government-funded FFRDC lab) No mass production Low volume, high mix Typical builds: 2-5 parts (occasionally 20-40) Constant variety - new designs every 1-2 weeks Ideal for someone who thrives in ambiguity and problem-solving environments Role Expectations Independence Senior-level contributor Expected to develop machining strategy, program, set up, run, and inspect parts Highly autonomous role ("on an island" but collaborative when needed) Collaboration Mentor junior machinists Share expertise on complex 5-axis work Interview Process Hiring Manager + Machine Shop Supervisor Broader panel (Group Leaders) - in-person preferred Title: 5 Axis Machinist and Programmer Duration: Likely contract to hire after 6 months; could also get extended to 12 months potentially, also with strong potential to convert to staff. The mission areas include space imaging and data processing, high-energy lasers, long-range laser communications, ground-based radars, and undersea communication terminals. Within MIT Lincoln Laboratory, the Fabrication Engineering Group works with program teams from initial design through manufacturing, assembly, integration, and testing to fabricate low-volume advanced hardware. Our core PCB capabilities include automated solder paste printing, precision pick and place machines, and automated optical inspection systems. Our core mechanical competencies span precision fabrication, diamond turning, EDM machining, additive manufacturing, and 5-axis machining. Our core assembly, integration, and test capabilities include program integration spaces, cleanrooms, vibration testing, and space simulation chambers. The Group concentrates on high-complexity parts, state-of-practice prototyping capabilities, technical excellence, quality systems for national security applications, and exceptional collaboration. Job Title: 5 Axis Machinist and Programmer Internal fabrication resources are typically focused on supporting the most complex hardware, which oftentimes requires a collaborative approach to brainstorm and determine which machines/technologies should be leveraged to provide the highest probability of success. Machinists typically have ownership of their assigned part's end to end fabrication lifecycle and provided substantial autonomy over developing their fabrication approach, fixture design/fabrication, tooling, CAM programming, setup, and machine operation. The ideal candidate is a talented, creative, and motivated individual with a strong aptitude for problem solving, critical thinking, creativity, and excellent interpersonal, verbal/written communication, and time management skills with an enthusiasm, aptitude and willingness to learn new state-of-the-art technologies and software. Given the nature of working in a high precision environment, meticulous attention to detail is paramount in successful execution and delivery of high-quality hardware that's instrumental to program success. The position supports high precision mechanical fabrication (sub-thou accuracy typical) that oftentimes requires leveraging several advanced manufacturing technologies in series to achieve the final deliverable part. This typically requires close collaboration with program engineers and other machinists to develop a holistic fabrication approach. Requirements: •10+ years of direct experience in simultaneous 5-axis machining, including setup, CAM programming, tooling selection, and CAM simulation •Competency reading mechanical drawings and interpreting GD&T •Ability to design and fabricate basic fixtures •Experience using basic hand tools and inspection equipment, such as: -Calipers, thread/pin gages, micrometers, dial indicator, etc •Previous experience with the following software types: -CAM -3D CAD -MS Office (Excel. Word, Outlook) •Enthusiastic to learn new fabrication techniques, technologies, and machine tools •Ability to work in a team environment and collaborate with other Laboratory personnel to solve fabrication challenges •Comfortable attending manufacturability reviews with confidence to participate and provide feedback •Self-motivator with excitement for working in R&D environment supporting novel prototype development that demonstrates technology of national importance •Maintain a clean and well-organized work area and follow safety protocols •Ability to lift up to 50lbs Desired Skills: •Previous work in high mix, low volume job shop environment •SolidWorks CAD software •hyperMILL CAM software •m&h on machine inspection software •Heidenhain iTNC 530 controller •Prior experience machining any of the following: Titanium, Invar, Metal Matrix Composites (MMCs), Hastelloy, 17-4 PH, Invar, Fiber Reinforced Composites •Digital fabrication tools, such as; -Model Based Definition (MBD) -Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) software (Aras Innovator) •Exposure to ultrasonic machining -This position is 100% onsite due to the nature of the work. -An interim clearance is sufficient for the start of the position.

Job Description Job Description Direct Hire multiple shifts open Quality Engineering Technician III is responsible for risk analysis, control plans, inspection, supplier quality, and metrology methodology activities. Also responsible for ensuring customer requirements are defined and all project deliverables meet customer, internal and regulatory requirements including all applicable standards. Responsibilities Learn manufacturing processes as assigned to create improvements in quality, efficiency, and cost Participate in or lead nonconforming product resolution to include creating containment action plans and root cause corrective action activities Compile and audit product compliance documentation, including EIDP (End Item Data Package), FAI (First Article Inspection), source inspection materials, etc.

Job Description Job Description 5 Axis Role Overview 6-month contract with strong intent to convert (not guaranteed) Due to union rules, there is no second recruiting attempt if the contractor is not a fit Goal is to hire someone highly likely to convert at 6 months Slim possibility of a short extension, but conversion decision is preferred at 6 months Union Details Union position upon conversion Must be willing to join RDTEU (Research, Development & Technical Employees Union) Covers technical roles across MIT campus, Lincoln Labs, and potentially Draper Not a traditional construction trade union Compensation Posted hourly rate reflects the conversion pay rate Recruiters should pre-screen for alignment Candidates with 5 years of strong 5-axis experience may still be evaluated at the same project machinist level if skills meet expectations Technical Requirements Non-Negotiable Strong simultaneous 5-axis machining experience Must have hands-on experience with: Programming Setup Operation End-to-end part execution Not seeking a machine operator only Preferred (Trainable) HyperMill (CAM) Heidenhain iTNC 530 controller Experience Profile Posting lists 10+ years, but depth of 5-axis experience matters more than total years 5 years may be sufficient if experience is robust (job shop or R&D background preferred) Work Environment R&D / prototype setting (Government-funded FFRDC lab) No mass production Low volume, high mix Typical builds: 2-5 parts (occasionally 20-40) Constant variety - new designs every 1-2 weeks Ideal for someone who thrives in ambiguity and problem-solving environments Role Expectations Independence Senior-level contributor Expected to develop machining strategy, program, set up, run, and inspect parts Highly autonomous role ("on an island" but collaborative when needed) Collaboration Mentor junior machinists Share expertise on complex 5-axis work Interview Process Hiring Manager + Machine Shop Supervisor Broader panel (Group Leaders) - in-person preferred Title: 5 Axis Machinist and Programmer Duration: Likely contract to hire after 6 months; could also get extended to 12 months potentially, also with strong potential to convert to staff. The mission areas include space imaging and data processing, high-energy lasers, long-range laser communications, ground-based radars, and undersea communication terminals. Within MIT Lincoln Laboratory, the Fabrication Engineering Group works with program teams from initial design through manufacturing, assembly, integration, and testing to fabricate low-volume advanced hardware. Our core PCB capabilities include automated solder paste printing, precision pick and place machines, and automated optical inspection systems. Our core mechanical competencies span precision fabrication, diamond turning, EDM machining, additive manufacturing, and 5-axis machining. Our core assembly, integration, and test capabilities include program integration spaces, cleanrooms, vibration testing, and space simulation chambers. The Group concentrates on high-complexity parts, state-of-practice prototyping capabilities, technical excellence, quality systems for national security applications, and exceptional collaboration. Job Title: 5 Axis Machinist and Programmer Internal fabrication resources are typically focused on supporting the most complex hardware, which oftentimes requires a collaborative approach to brainstorm and determine which machines/technologies should be leveraged to provide the highest probability of success. Machinists typically have ownership of their assigned part's end to end fabrication lifecycle and provided substantial autonomy over developing their fabrication approach, fixture design/fabrication, tooling, CAM programming, setup, and machine operation. The ideal candidate is a talented, creative, and motivated individual with a strong aptitude for problem solving, critical thinking, creativity, and excellent interpersonal, verbal/written communication, and time management skills with an enthusiasm, aptitude and willingness to learn new state-of-the-art technologies and software. Given the nature of working in a high precision environment, meticulous attention to detail is paramount in successful execution and delivery of high-quality hardware that's instrumental to program success. The position supports high precision mechanical fabrication (sub-thou accuracy typical) that oftentimes requires leveraging several advanced manufacturing technologies in series to achieve the final deliverable part. This typically requires close collaboration with program engineers and other machinists to develop a holistic fabrication approach. Requirements: •10+ years of direct experience in simultaneous 5-axis machining, including setup, CAM programming, tooling selection, and CAM simulation •Competency reading mechanical drawings and interpreting GD&T •Ability to design and fabricate basic fixtures •Experience using basic hand tools and inspection equipment, such as: -Calipers, thread/pin gages, micrometers, dial indicator, etc •Previous experience with the following software types: -CAM -3D CAD -MS Office (Excel. Word, Outlook) •Enthusiastic to learn new fabrication techniques, technologies, and machine tools •Ability to work in a team environment and collaborate with other Laboratory personnel to solve fabrication challenges •Comfortable attending manufacturability reviews with confidence to participate and provide feedback •Self-motivator with excitement for working in R&D environment supporting novel prototype development that demonstrates technology of national importance •Maintain a clean and well-organized work area and follow safety protocols •Ability to lift up to 50lbs Desired Skills: •Previous work in high mix, low volume job shop environment •SolidWorks CAD software •hyperMILL CAM software •m&h on machine inspection software •Heidenhain iTNC 530 controller •Prior experience machining any of the following: Titanium, Invar, Metal Matrix Composites (MMCs), Hastelloy, 17-4 PH, Invar, Fiber Reinforced Composites •Digital fabrication tools, such as; -Model Based Definition (MBD) -Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) software (Aras Innovator) •Exposure to ultrasonic machining -This position is 100% onsite due to the nature of the work. -An interim clearance is sufficient for the start of the position.