Midwest Precision Eastlake, Ohio On-site PAY $35.00-$40.00/hour SHIFT 7:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. SCHEDULE Monday-Friday Midwest Precision manufactures complex, tight-tolerance components for aerospace, defense, and other demanding industries. Our Eastlake team works in a precision machining environment where safety, quality, efficiency, and operational excellence matter. The CNC Lathe Setup Operator performs complete setups and at-machine program edits on Okuma, Mazak, Nakamura, Mori Seiki, and comparable CNC turning centers. This role is for an experienced setup machinist who is comfortable working directly at Fanuc, Mazatrol, and Okuma OSP controls rather than relying only on offline programming. Benefits Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) retirement plan with company match 11 paid federal holidays Two weeks of paid vacation Company-paid technical and job training Employee engagement events Overtime eligibility What You'll Do Complete full setups on CNC lathes and turning centers, including GR100, WT150, WT250, and comparable equipment. Set up twin-spindle, multi-axis, Y-axis, live-tooling, bar-fed, and robotic turning processes as assigned. Review job packets, blueprints, tooling requirements, setup instructions, and inspection requirements. Install and indicate jaws, chucks, collets, fixtures, and workholding; select, install, and touch off tools. Create or edit G-code and conversational programs directly at Fanuc, Mazatrol, or Okuma OSP machine controls. Set and adjust work offsets, tool offsets, speeds, and feeds; prove out programs safely. Troubleshoot setup, tooling, program, and process problems to keep production moving. Complete first-piece and in-process inspection using calipers, micrometers, indicators, gauges, comparators, and other precision tools. Maintain accurate production and inspection records and a clean, safe, organized work area. What You Bring At least three years of CNC lathe or turning-center setup experience. Demonstrated ability to complete setups independently from job packet through first-piece approval. Hands-on experience programming or making substantial program edits at the machine control. Experience with Fanuc, Mazatrol, Okuma OSP, or closely related controls. Experience with Okuma, Mazak, Nakamura, Mori Seiki, or comparable multi-axis turning equipment. Strong blueprint reading, GD&T, shop math, tooling, workholding, and precision measurement skills. Experience in aerospace, defense, AS9100, prototype, or low-volume/high-mix machining is preferred. Work Environment On-site manufacturing position in Eastlake, Ohio. Regular work around CNC equipment, metal chips, coolant, oil, and production noise. Safety glasses, hearing protection, and safety-toe footwear are required. Ability to stand for extended periods and safely lift up to 50 pounds. Apply now for the CNC Lathe Setup Operator position if you can build a complete setup, work confidently at the machine control, and deliver tight-tolerance parts. Midwest Precision is an equal opportunity employer. Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States and meet applicable ITAR eligibility requirements. Compensation details: 35-40 Hourly Wage PI27609b2622f8-9611
08/14/2026
Full time
Midwest Precision Eastlake, Ohio On-site PAY $35.00-$40.00/hour SHIFT 7:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. SCHEDULE Monday-Friday Midwest Precision manufactures complex, tight-tolerance components for aerospace, defense, and other demanding industries. Our Eastlake team works in a precision machining environment where safety, quality, efficiency, and operational excellence matter. The CNC Lathe Setup Operator performs complete setups and at-machine program edits on Okuma, Mazak, Nakamura, Mori Seiki, and comparable CNC turning centers. This role is for an experienced setup machinist who is comfortable working directly at Fanuc, Mazatrol, and Okuma OSP controls rather than relying only on offline programming. Benefits Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) retirement plan with company match 11 paid federal holidays Two weeks of paid vacation Company-paid technical and job training Employee engagement events Overtime eligibility What You'll Do Complete full setups on CNC lathes and turning centers, including GR100, WT150, WT250, and comparable equipment. Set up twin-spindle, multi-axis, Y-axis, live-tooling, bar-fed, and robotic turning processes as assigned. Review job packets, blueprints, tooling requirements, setup instructions, and inspection requirements. Install and indicate jaws, chucks, collets, fixtures, and workholding; select, install, and touch off tools. Create or edit G-code and conversational programs directly at Fanuc, Mazatrol, or Okuma OSP machine controls. Set and adjust work offsets, tool offsets, speeds, and feeds; prove out programs safely. Troubleshoot setup, tooling, program, and process problems to keep production moving. Complete first-piece and in-process inspection using calipers, micrometers, indicators, gauges, comparators, and other precision tools. Maintain accurate production and inspection records and a clean, safe, organized work area. What You Bring At least three years of CNC lathe or turning-center setup experience. Demonstrated ability to complete setups independently from job packet through first-piece approval. Hands-on experience programming or making substantial program edits at the machine control. Experience with Fanuc, Mazatrol, Okuma OSP, or closely related controls. Experience with Okuma, Mazak, Nakamura, Mori Seiki, or comparable multi-axis turning equipment. Strong blueprint reading, GD&T, shop math, tooling, workholding, and precision measurement skills. Experience in aerospace, defense, AS9100, prototype, or low-volume/high-mix machining is preferred. Work Environment On-site manufacturing position in Eastlake, Ohio. Regular work around CNC equipment, metal chips, coolant, oil, and production noise. Safety glasses, hearing protection, and safety-toe footwear are required. Ability to stand for extended periods and safely lift up to 50 pounds. Apply now for the CNC Lathe Setup Operator position if you can build a complete setup, work confidently at the machine control, and deliver tight-tolerance parts. Midwest Precision is an equal opportunity employer. Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States and meet applicable ITAR eligibility requirements. Compensation details: 35-40 Hourly Wage PI27609b2622f8-9611
Manufacturing Engineer - CNC Manufacturing Improve CNC processes. Optimize programs and tooling. Help our machining teams perform at their best. Pay: $105,000 to $115,000 annually Type: Full-time Salaried exempt Schedule: First shift Location: Onsite Eastlake, Ohio Department: Engineering Reports to: Engineering Manager Benefits Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with company match Two weeks of paid time off 11 paid company holidays Company-paid training and development Employee engagement events Stable, precision-manufacturing environment About Midwest Precision Midwest Precision is a CNC manufacturer serving the aerospace, defense, energy, and fluid-power industries. We manufacture complex, close-tolerance components where quality, traceability, and reliable delivery matter. We are seeking a hands-on Manufacturing Engineer with required experience in Mastercam and SolidWorks who can turn production challenges into practical, repeatable solutions. What You'll Do Develop and improve CNC machining processes for production parts Create, modify, and optimize CNC programs using Mastercam Create and modify models, drawings, fixtures, and manufacturing designs using SolidWorks Select tooling, inserts, workholding, speeds, and feeds Reduce cycle times, setup times, scrap, and rework Troubleshoot machining, programming, tooling, quality, and process issues Partner directly with CNC setup operators, programmers, quality personnel, and production leadership Review part drawings, specifications, tolerances, and GD&T requirements Develop fixtures and workholding solutions Create and maintain setup sheets, work instructions, and process documentation Support first-piece approvals and resolve issues identified during inspection Evaluate existing jobs for opportunities to improve safety, quality, cost, and delivery Assist with root-cause analysis and corrective actions Ensure processes comply with AS9100, customer, and internal requirements Required Qualifications Proficiency in Mastercam Proficiency in SolidWorks Experience in a CNC machining or precision-manufacturing environment Strong knowledge of CNC programming, tooling, speeds, feeds, and machining processes Experience improving CNC milling and/or turning operations Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, and GD&T Working knowledge of cutting tools, fixtures, workholding, and inspection methods Strong troubleshooting and practical problem-solving skills Ability to work collaboratively with machinists, quality personnel, and production leaders Strong organizational and technical-documentation skills A bachelor's degree in Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related discipline is preferred. Equivalent hands-on manufacturing and engineering experience will be considered. Experience in aerospace, defense, or another highly regulated manufacturing environment is preferred. ITAR Requirement Because Midwest Precision performs work regulated by the International Traffic in Arms Regulations, applicants must be U.S. citizens to be considered for this position. Why Join Midwest Precision? This is an opportunity to make a visible impact on the shop floor. You will work closely with the people running the equipment, solve real manufacturing problems, and help build more efficient and reliable CNC processes. Apply Today If you are a hands-on Manufacturing Engineer with Mastercam and SolidWorks experience who enjoys improving CNC processes, optimizing programs and tooling, and solving production challenges, we would like to hear from you. Midwest Precision is an equal opportunity employer. Employment decisions are made without regard to legally protected characteristics. Compensation details: 00 Yearly Salary PI988f8a8049a5-2785
08/12/2026
Full time
Manufacturing Engineer - CNC Manufacturing Improve CNC processes. Optimize programs and tooling. Help our machining teams perform at their best. Pay: $105,000 to $115,000 annually Type: Full-time Salaried exempt Schedule: First shift Location: Onsite Eastlake, Ohio Department: Engineering Reports to: Engineering Manager Benefits Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) with company match Two weeks of paid time off 11 paid company holidays Company-paid training and development Employee engagement events Stable, precision-manufacturing environment About Midwest Precision Midwest Precision is a CNC manufacturer serving the aerospace, defense, energy, and fluid-power industries. We manufacture complex, close-tolerance components where quality, traceability, and reliable delivery matter. We are seeking a hands-on Manufacturing Engineer with required experience in Mastercam and SolidWorks who can turn production challenges into practical, repeatable solutions. What You'll Do Develop and improve CNC machining processes for production parts Create, modify, and optimize CNC programs using Mastercam Create and modify models, drawings, fixtures, and manufacturing designs using SolidWorks Select tooling, inserts, workholding, speeds, and feeds Reduce cycle times, setup times, scrap, and rework Troubleshoot machining, programming, tooling, quality, and process issues Partner directly with CNC setup operators, programmers, quality personnel, and production leadership Review part drawings, specifications, tolerances, and GD&T requirements Develop fixtures and workholding solutions Create and maintain setup sheets, work instructions, and process documentation Support first-piece approvals and resolve issues identified during inspection Evaluate existing jobs for opportunities to improve safety, quality, cost, and delivery Assist with root-cause analysis and corrective actions Ensure processes comply with AS9100, customer, and internal requirements Required Qualifications Proficiency in Mastercam Proficiency in SolidWorks Experience in a CNC machining or precision-manufacturing environment Strong knowledge of CNC programming, tooling, speeds, feeds, and machining processes Experience improving CNC milling and/or turning operations Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, and GD&T Working knowledge of cutting tools, fixtures, workholding, and inspection methods Strong troubleshooting and practical problem-solving skills Ability to work collaboratively with machinists, quality personnel, and production leaders Strong organizational and technical-documentation skills A bachelor's degree in Manufacturing Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related discipline is preferred. Equivalent hands-on manufacturing and engineering experience will be considered. Experience in aerospace, defense, or another highly regulated manufacturing environment is preferred. ITAR Requirement Because Midwest Precision performs work regulated by the International Traffic in Arms Regulations, applicants must be U.S. citizens to be considered for this position. Why Join Midwest Precision? This is an opportunity to make a visible impact on the shop floor. You will work closely with the people running the equipment, solve real manufacturing problems, and help build more efficient and reliable CNC processes. Apply Today If you are a hands-on Manufacturing Engineer with Mastercam and SolidWorks experience who enjoys improving CNC processes, optimizing programs and tooling, and solving production challenges, we would like to hear from you. Midwest Precision is an equal opportunity employer. Employment decisions are made without regard to legally protected characteristics. Compensation details: 00 Yearly Salary PI988f8a8049a5-2785
Job Description Job Description NPI Engineer - CNC Manufacturing Own the path from customer requirements to a stable, production-ready machining process. PAY $95,000 per year TYPE Full-time Salaried exempt LOCATION Onsite Eastlake, Ohio DEPARTMENT Engineering REPORTS TO Engineering Manager INDUSTRY Precision CNC manufacturing About Midwest Precision Midwest Precision is a precision CNC manufacturer serving demanding aerospace, defense, energy, and fluid power customers. Our team combines advanced machining, disciplined quality systems, and practical problem-solving to produce complex components where accuracy, traceability, and reliable delivery matter. Position Overview The NPI Engineer leads the technical introduction of new and transferred products from contract review and process development through first article approval and production release. This role works across Engineering, Quality, Operations, Supply Chain, and Production Control to build repeatable, cost-effective CNC manufacturing processes that meet customer, quality, and delivery requirements. Pay and Benefits $95,000 annual salary. Medical, dental, and vision insurance. 401(k) retirement plan with company match. Eleven paid federal holidays. Two weeks of paid time off. Company-paid training and professional development opportunities. Employee engagement events and a team-focused manufacturing environment What the NPI Engineer Will Do Lead new product introduction projects from customer drawing and specification review through process validation, first article inspection, and production handoff. Translate customer requirements into complete manufacturing plans, including routers, bills of material, work instructions, inspection requirements, tooling, fixtures, and outside-processing needs. Review drawings, models, specifications, purchase orders, and quality clauses for manufacturability, technical risk, and compliance before release to the floor. Develop and optimize CNC machining processes for complex precision components, selecting equipment, workholding, cutting tools, sequences, and inspection methods. Coordinate prototypes, pilot runs, and first production lots; track readiness, resolve launch issues, and communicate status, risks, and recovery actions. Partner with Quality to support AS9102 first article inspections, control plans, PFMEAs, capability studies, nonconformance resolution, and customer approval requirements. Collaborate with Supply Chain and vendors on raw material, special processes, tooling, and purchased components needed for successful launch execution. Establish standard cycle times, labor assumptions, process yields, and production costs; compare actual results with quoted expectations and close gaps. Use root-cause analysis and continuous-improvement methods to stabilize new processes, reduce scrap and rework, and improve throughput. Maintain accurate engineering and ERP records, revision control, and objective evidence required by Midwest Precision's quality management system. Provide clear production handoff and technical support to programmers, setup personnel, machinists, inspectors, and supervisors. Complete other duties that support new product launch, manufacturing performance, and customer requirements. What You Bring Bachelor's degree in Manufacturing, Mechanical, Industrial, or a related engineering discipline; equivalent directly relevant manufacturing experience may be considered. Three or more years of manufacturing engineering, process engineering, or new product introduction experience in a precision machining environment. Strong understanding of CNC milling and/or turning processes, tooling, workholding, feeds and speeds, and process capability. Ability to interpret complex engineering drawings, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T), customer specifications, and technical requirements. Experience creating manufacturing routers, work instructions, process documentation, and production-ready technical packages. Working knowledge of CAD/CAM systems and ERP/MRP data structures; hands-on experience with aerospace or other regulated manufacturing systems is preferred. Familiarity with AS9100, AS9102 first article inspection, PFMEA, control plans, SPC, root-cause analysis, and corrective action is preferred. Strong project ownership, organization, communication, and cross-functional problem-solving skills. Ability to work onsite, spend time on the manufacturing floor, and manage multiple product launches and priorities. What Success Looks Like New jobs launch with complete, accurate, and controlled manufacturing documentation. First article and customer approval requirements are completed on schedule. Production teams receive stable processes that meet quality, cost, cycle-time, and delivery expectations. Launch risks are identified early, assigned clearly, and resolved with documented follow-through. Physical and Work Environment Regularly works in an office and active manufacturing environment and may be exposed to normal shop noise, moving equipment, oils, and coolants. Must be able to move safely through production areas, wear required personal protective equipment, and inspect work at machines and workstations. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the position. Midwest Precision is an equal opportunity employer. Compensation details: 0 Yearly Salary PI585b6d1b5-
08/09/2026
Full time
Job Description Job Description NPI Engineer - CNC Manufacturing Own the path from customer requirements to a stable, production-ready machining process. PAY $95,000 per year TYPE Full-time Salaried exempt LOCATION Onsite Eastlake, Ohio DEPARTMENT Engineering REPORTS TO Engineering Manager INDUSTRY Precision CNC manufacturing About Midwest Precision Midwest Precision is a precision CNC manufacturer serving demanding aerospace, defense, energy, and fluid power customers. Our team combines advanced machining, disciplined quality systems, and practical problem-solving to produce complex components where accuracy, traceability, and reliable delivery matter. Position Overview The NPI Engineer leads the technical introduction of new and transferred products from contract review and process development through first article approval and production release. This role works across Engineering, Quality, Operations, Supply Chain, and Production Control to build repeatable, cost-effective CNC manufacturing processes that meet customer, quality, and delivery requirements. Pay and Benefits $95,000 annual salary. Medical, dental, and vision insurance. 401(k) retirement plan with company match. Eleven paid federal holidays. Two weeks of paid time off. Company-paid training and professional development opportunities. Employee engagement events and a team-focused manufacturing environment What the NPI Engineer Will Do Lead new product introduction projects from customer drawing and specification review through process validation, first article inspection, and production handoff. Translate customer requirements into complete manufacturing plans, including routers, bills of material, work instructions, inspection requirements, tooling, fixtures, and outside-processing needs. Review drawings, models, specifications, purchase orders, and quality clauses for manufacturability, technical risk, and compliance before release to the floor. Develop and optimize CNC machining processes for complex precision components, selecting equipment, workholding, cutting tools, sequences, and inspection methods. Coordinate prototypes, pilot runs, and first production lots; track readiness, resolve launch issues, and communicate status, risks, and recovery actions. Partner with Quality to support AS9102 first article inspections, control plans, PFMEAs, capability studies, nonconformance resolution, and customer approval requirements. Collaborate with Supply Chain and vendors on raw material, special processes, tooling, and purchased components needed for successful launch execution. Establish standard cycle times, labor assumptions, process yields, and production costs; compare actual results with quoted expectations and close gaps. Use root-cause analysis and continuous-improvement methods to stabilize new processes, reduce scrap and rework, and improve throughput. Maintain accurate engineering and ERP records, revision control, and objective evidence required by Midwest Precision's quality management system. Provide clear production handoff and technical support to programmers, setup personnel, machinists, inspectors, and supervisors. Complete other duties that support new product launch, manufacturing performance, and customer requirements. What You Bring Bachelor's degree in Manufacturing, Mechanical, Industrial, or a related engineering discipline; equivalent directly relevant manufacturing experience may be considered. Three or more years of manufacturing engineering, process engineering, or new product introduction experience in a precision machining environment. Strong understanding of CNC milling and/or turning processes, tooling, workholding, feeds and speeds, and process capability. Ability to interpret complex engineering drawings, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T), customer specifications, and technical requirements. Experience creating manufacturing routers, work instructions, process documentation, and production-ready technical packages. Working knowledge of CAD/CAM systems and ERP/MRP data structures; hands-on experience with aerospace or other regulated manufacturing systems is preferred. Familiarity with AS9100, AS9102 first article inspection, PFMEA, control plans, SPC, root-cause analysis, and corrective action is preferred. Strong project ownership, organization, communication, and cross-functional problem-solving skills. Ability to work onsite, spend time on the manufacturing floor, and manage multiple product launches and priorities. What Success Looks Like New jobs launch with complete, accurate, and controlled manufacturing documentation. First article and customer approval requirements are completed on schedule. Production teams receive stable processes that meet quality, cost, cycle-time, and delivery expectations. Launch risks are identified early, assigned clearly, and resolved with documented follow-through. Physical and Work Environment Regularly works in an office and active manufacturing environment and may be exposed to normal shop noise, moving equipment, oils, and coolants. Must be able to move safely through production areas, wear required personal protective equipment, and inspect work at machines and workstations. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the position. Midwest Precision is an equal opportunity employer. Compensation details: 0 Yearly Salary PI585b6d1b5-
Job Description Job Description Midwest Precision Eastlake, Ohio On-site PAY $35.00-$40.00/hour SHIFT 7:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. SCHEDULE Monday-Friday Midwest Precision manufactures complex, tight-tolerance components for aerospace, defense, and other demanding industries. Our Eastlake team works in a precision machining environment where safety, quality, efficiency, and operational excellence matter. The CNC Lathe Setup Operator performs complete setups and at-machine program edits on Okuma, Mazak, Nakamura, Mori Seiki, and comparable CNC turning centers. This role is for an experienced setup machinist who is comfortable working directly at Fanuc, Mazatrol, and Okuma OSP controls rather than relying only on offline programming. Benefits Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) retirement plan with company match 11 paid federal holidays Two weeks of paid vacation Company-paid technical and job training Employee engagement events Overtime eligibility What You'll Do Complete full setups on CNC lathes and turning centers, including GR100, WT150, WT250, and comparable equipment. Set up twin-spindle, multi-axis, Y-axis, live-tooling, bar-fed, and robotic turning processes as assigned. Review job packets, blueprints, tooling requirements, setup instructions, and inspection requirements. Install and indicate jaws, chucks, collets, fixtures, and workholding; select, install, and touch off tools. Create or edit G-code and conversational programs directly at Fanuc, Mazatrol, or Okuma OSP machine controls. Set and adjust work offsets, tool offsets, speeds, and feeds; prove out programs safely. Troubleshoot setup, tooling, program, and process problems to keep production moving. Complete first-piece and in-process inspection using calipers, micrometers, indicators, gauges, comparators, and other precision tools. Maintain accurate production and inspection records and a clean, safe, organized work area. What You Bring At least three years of CNC lathe or turning-center setup experience. Demonstrated ability to complete setups independently from job packet through first-piece approval. Hands-on experience programming or making substantial program edits at the machine control. Experience with Fanuc, Mazatrol, Okuma OSP, or closely related controls. Experience with Okuma, Mazak, Nakamura, Mori Seiki, or comparable multi-axis turning equipment. Strong blueprint reading, GD&T, shop math, tooling, workholding, and precision measurement skills. Experience in aerospace, defense, AS9100, prototype, or low-volume/high-mix machining is preferred. Work Environment On-site manufacturing position in Eastlake, Ohio. Regular work around CNC equipment, metal chips, coolant, oil, and production noise. Safety glasses, hearing protection, and safety-toe footwear are required. Ability to stand for extended periods and safely lift up to 50 pounds. Apply now for the CNC Lathe Setup Operator position if you can build a complete setup, work confidently at the machine control, and deliver tight-tolerance parts. Midwest Precision is an equal opportunity employer. Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States and meet applicable ITAR eligibility requirements. Compensation details: 35-40 Hourly Wage PI3a5a15e71fc9-9611
08/08/2026
Full time
Job Description Job Description Midwest Precision Eastlake, Ohio On-site PAY $35.00-$40.00/hour SHIFT 7:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. SCHEDULE Monday-Friday Midwest Precision manufactures complex, tight-tolerance components for aerospace, defense, and other demanding industries. Our Eastlake team works in a precision machining environment where safety, quality, efficiency, and operational excellence matter. The CNC Lathe Setup Operator performs complete setups and at-machine program edits on Okuma, Mazak, Nakamura, Mori Seiki, and comparable CNC turning centers. This role is for an experienced setup machinist who is comfortable working directly at Fanuc, Mazatrol, and Okuma OSP controls rather than relying only on offline programming. Benefits Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) retirement plan with company match 11 paid federal holidays Two weeks of paid vacation Company-paid technical and job training Employee engagement events Overtime eligibility What You'll Do Complete full setups on CNC lathes and turning centers, including GR100, WT150, WT250, and comparable equipment. Set up twin-spindle, multi-axis, Y-axis, live-tooling, bar-fed, and robotic turning processes as assigned. Review job packets, blueprints, tooling requirements, setup instructions, and inspection requirements. Install and indicate jaws, chucks, collets, fixtures, and workholding; select, install, and touch off tools. Create or edit G-code and conversational programs directly at Fanuc, Mazatrol, or Okuma OSP machine controls. Set and adjust work offsets, tool offsets, speeds, and feeds; prove out programs safely. Troubleshoot setup, tooling, program, and process problems to keep production moving. Complete first-piece and in-process inspection using calipers, micrometers, indicators, gauges, comparators, and other precision tools. Maintain accurate production and inspection records and a clean, safe, organized work area. What You Bring At least three years of CNC lathe or turning-center setup experience. Demonstrated ability to complete setups independently from job packet through first-piece approval. Hands-on experience programming or making substantial program edits at the machine control. Experience with Fanuc, Mazatrol, Okuma OSP, or closely related controls. Experience with Okuma, Mazak, Nakamura, Mori Seiki, or comparable multi-axis turning equipment. Strong blueprint reading, GD&T, shop math, tooling, workholding, and precision measurement skills. Experience in aerospace, defense, AS9100, prototype, or low-volume/high-mix machining is preferred. Work Environment On-site manufacturing position in Eastlake, Ohio. Regular work around CNC equipment, metal chips, coolant, oil, and production noise. Safety glasses, hearing protection, and safety-toe footwear are required. Ability to stand for extended periods and safely lift up to 50 pounds. Apply now for the CNC Lathe Setup Operator position if you can build a complete setup, work confidently at the machine control, and deliver tight-tolerance parts. Midwest Precision is an equal opportunity employer. Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States and meet applicable ITAR eligibility requirements. Compensation details: 35-40 Hourly Wage PI3a5a15e71fc9-9611
Job Description Job Description NPI Engineer - CNC Manufacturing Own the path from customer requirements to a stable, production-ready machining process. PAY $95,000 per year TYPE Full-time Salaried exempt LOCATION Onsite Eastlake, Ohio DEPARTMENT Engineering REPORTS TO Engineering Manager INDUSTRY Precision CNC manufacturing About Midwest Precision Midwest Precision is a precision CNC manufacturer serving demanding aerospace, defense, energy, and fluid power customers. Our team combines advanced machining, disciplined quality systems, and practical problem-solving to produce complex components where accuracy, traceability, and reliable delivery matter. Position Overview The NPI Engineer leads the technical introduction of new and transferred products from contract review and process development through first article approval and production release. This role works across Engineering, Quality, Operations, Supply Chain, and Production Control to build repeatable, cost-effective CNC manufacturing processes that meet customer, quality, and delivery requirements. Pay and Benefits $95,000 annual salary. Medical, dental, and vision insurance. 401(k) retirement plan with company match. Eleven paid federal holidays. Two weeks of paid time off. Company-paid training and professional development opportunities. Employee engagement events and a team-focused manufacturing environment What the NPI Engineer Will Do Lead new product introduction projects from customer drawing and specification review through process validation, first article inspection, and production handoff. Translate customer requirements into complete manufacturing plans, including routers, bills of material, work instructions, inspection requirements, tooling, fixtures, and outside-processing needs. Review drawings, models, specifications, purchase orders, and quality clauses for manufacturability, technical risk, and compliance before release to the floor. Develop and optimize CNC machining processes for complex precision components, selecting equipment, workholding, cutting tools, sequences, and inspection methods. Coordinate prototypes, pilot runs, and first production lots; track readiness, resolve launch issues, and communicate status, risks, and recovery actions. Partner with Quality to support AS9102 first article inspections, control plans, PFMEAs, capability studies, nonconformance resolution, and customer approval requirements. Collaborate with Supply Chain and vendors on raw material, special processes, tooling, and purchased components needed for successful launch execution. Establish standard cycle times, labor assumptions, process yields, and production costs; compare actual results with quoted expectations and close gaps. Use root-cause analysis and continuous-improvement methods to stabilize new processes, reduce scrap and rework, and improve throughput. Maintain accurate engineering and ERP records, revision control, and objective evidence required by Midwest Precision's quality management system. Provide clear production handoff and technical support to programmers, setup personnel, machinists, inspectors, and supervisors. Complete other duties that support new product launch, manufacturing performance, and customer requirements. What You Bring Bachelor's degree in Manufacturing, Mechanical, Industrial, or a related engineering discipline; equivalent directly relevant manufacturing experience may be considered. Three or more years of manufacturing engineering, process engineering, or new product introduction experience in a precision machining environment. Strong understanding of CNC milling and/or turning processes, tooling, workholding, feeds and speeds, and process capability. Ability to interpret complex engineering drawings, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T), customer specifications, and technical requirements. Experience creating manufacturing routers, work instructions, process documentation, and production-ready technical packages. Working knowledge of CAD/CAM systems and ERP/MRP data structures; hands-on experience with aerospace or other regulated manufacturing systems is preferred. Familiarity with AS9100, AS9102 first article inspection, PFMEA, control plans, SPC, root-cause analysis, and corrective action is preferred. Strong project ownership, organization, communication, and cross-functional problem-solving skills. Ability to work onsite, spend time on the manufacturing floor, and manage multiple product launches and priorities. What Success Looks Like New jobs launch with complete, accurate, and controlled manufacturing documentation. First article and customer approval requirements are completed on schedule. Production teams receive stable processes that meet quality, cost, cycle-time, and delivery expectations. Launch risks are identified early, assigned clearly, and resolved with documented follow-through. Physical and Work Environment Regularly works in an office and active manufacturing environment and may be exposed to normal shop noise, moving equipment, oils, and coolants. Must be able to move safely through production areas, wear required personal protective equipment, and inspect work at machines and workstations. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the position. Midwest Precision is an equal opportunity employer. Compensation details: 0 Yearly Salary PI585b6d1b5-
08/08/2026
Full time
Job Description Job Description NPI Engineer - CNC Manufacturing Own the path from customer requirements to a stable, production-ready machining process. PAY $95,000 per year TYPE Full-time Salaried exempt LOCATION Onsite Eastlake, Ohio DEPARTMENT Engineering REPORTS TO Engineering Manager INDUSTRY Precision CNC manufacturing About Midwest Precision Midwest Precision is a precision CNC manufacturer serving demanding aerospace, defense, energy, and fluid power customers. Our team combines advanced machining, disciplined quality systems, and practical problem-solving to produce complex components where accuracy, traceability, and reliable delivery matter. Position Overview The NPI Engineer leads the technical introduction of new and transferred products from contract review and process development through first article approval and production release. This role works across Engineering, Quality, Operations, Supply Chain, and Production Control to build repeatable, cost-effective CNC manufacturing processes that meet customer, quality, and delivery requirements. Pay and Benefits $95,000 annual salary. Medical, dental, and vision insurance. 401(k) retirement plan with company match. Eleven paid federal holidays. Two weeks of paid time off. Company-paid training and professional development opportunities. Employee engagement events and a team-focused manufacturing environment What the NPI Engineer Will Do Lead new product introduction projects from customer drawing and specification review through process validation, first article inspection, and production handoff. Translate customer requirements into complete manufacturing plans, including routers, bills of material, work instructions, inspection requirements, tooling, fixtures, and outside-processing needs. Review drawings, models, specifications, purchase orders, and quality clauses for manufacturability, technical risk, and compliance before release to the floor. Develop and optimize CNC machining processes for complex precision components, selecting equipment, workholding, cutting tools, sequences, and inspection methods. Coordinate prototypes, pilot runs, and first production lots; track readiness, resolve launch issues, and communicate status, risks, and recovery actions. Partner with Quality to support AS9102 first article inspections, control plans, PFMEAs, capability studies, nonconformance resolution, and customer approval requirements. Collaborate with Supply Chain and vendors on raw material, special processes, tooling, and purchased components needed for successful launch execution. Establish standard cycle times, labor assumptions, process yields, and production costs; compare actual results with quoted expectations and close gaps. Use root-cause analysis and continuous-improvement methods to stabilize new processes, reduce scrap and rework, and improve throughput. Maintain accurate engineering and ERP records, revision control, and objective evidence required by Midwest Precision's quality management system. Provide clear production handoff and technical support to programmers, setup personnel, machinists, inspectors, and supervisors. Complete other duties that support new product launch, manufacturing performance, and customer requirements. What You Bring Bachelor's degree in Manufacturing, Mechanical, Industrial, or a related engineering discipline; equivalent directly relevant manufacturing experience may be considered. Three or more years of manufacturing engineering, process engineering, or new product introduction experience in a precision machining environment. Strong understanding of CNC milling and/or turning processes, tooling, workholding, feeds and speeds, and process capability. Ability to interpret complex engineering drawings, geometric dimensioning and tolerancing (GD&T), customer specifications, and technical requirements. Experience creating manufacturing routers, work instructions, process documentation, and production-ready technical packages. Working knowledge of CAD/CAM systems and ERP/MRP data structures; hands-on experience with aerospace or other regulated manufacturing systems is preferred. Familiarity with AS9100, AS9102 first article inspection, PFMEA, control plans, SPC, root-cause analysis, and corrective action is preferred. Strong project ownership, organization, communication, and cross-functional problem-solving skills. Ability to work onsite, spend time on the manufacturing floor, and manage multiple product launches and priorities. What Success Looks Like New jobs launch with complete, accurate, and controlled manufacturing documentation. First article and customer approval requirements are completed on schedule. Production teams receive stable processes that meet quality, cost, cycle-time, and delivery expectations. Launch risks are identified early, assigned clearly, and resolved with documented follow-through. Physical and Work Environment Regularly works in an office and active manufacturing environment and may be exposed to normal shop noise, moving equipment, oils, and coolants. Must be able to move safely through production areas, wear required personal protective equipment, and inspect work at machines and workstations. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable qualified individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions of the position. Midwest Precision is an equal opportunity employer. Compensation details: 0 Yearly Salary PI585b6d1b5-
Job Description Job Description Midwest Precision Eastlake, Ohio On-site PAY $35.00-$40.00/hour SHIFT 7:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. SCHEDULE Monday-Friday Midwest Precision manufactures complex, tight-tolerance components for aerospace, defense, and other demanding industries. Our Eastlake team works in a precision machining environment where safety, quality, efficiency, and operational excellence matter. The CNC Lathe Setup Operator performs complete setups and at-machine program edits on Okuma, Mazak, Nakamura, Mori Seiki, and comparable CNC turning centers. This role is for an experienced setup machinist who is comfortable working directly at Fanuc, Mazatrol, and Okuma OSP controls rather than relying only on offline programming. Benefits Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) retirement plan with company match 11 paid federal holidays Two weeks of paid vacation Company-paid technical and job training Employee engagement events Overtime eligibility What You'll Do Complete full setups on CNC lathes and turning centers, including GR100, WT150, WT250, and comparable equipment. Set up twin-spindle, multi-axis, Y-axis, live-tooling, bar-fed, and robotic turning processes as assigned. Review job packets, blueprints, tooling requirements, setup instructions, and inspection requirements. Install and indicate jaws, chucks, collets, fixtures, and workholding; select, install, and touch off tools. Create or edit G-code and conversational programs directly at Fanuc, Mazatrol, or Okuma OSP machine controls. Set and adjust work offsets, tool offsets, speeds, and feeds; prove out programs safely. Troubleshoot setup, tooling, program, and process problems to keep production moving. Complete first-piece and in-process inspection using calipers, micrometers, indicators, gauges, comparators, and other precision tools. Maintain accurate production and inspection records and a clean, safe, organized work area. What You Bring At least three years of CNC lathe or turning-center setup experience. Demonstrated ability to complete setups independently from job packet through first-piece approval. Hands-on experience programming or making substantial program edits at the machine control. Experience with Fanuc, Mazatrol, Okuma OSP, or closely related controls. Experience with Okuma, Mazak, Nakamura, Mori Seiki, or comparable multi-axis turning equipment. Strong blueprint reading, GD&T, shop math, tooling, workholding, and precision measurement skills. Experience in aerospace, defense, AS9100, prototype, or low-volume/high-mix machining is preferred. Work Environment On-site manufacturing position in Eastlake, Ohio. Regular work around CNC equipment, metal chips, coolant, oil, and production noise. Safety glasses, hearing protection, and safety-toe footwear are required. Ability to stand for extended periods and safely lift up to 50 pounds. Apply now for the CNC Lathe Setup Operator position if you can build a complete setup, work confidently at the machine control, and deliver tight-tolerance parts. Midwest Precision is an equal opportunity employer. Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States and meet applicable ITAR eligibility requirements. Compensation details: 35-40 Hourly Wage PI3a5a15e71fc9-9611
08/07/2026
Full time
Job Description Job Description Midwest Precision Eastlake, Ohio On-site PAY $35.00-$40.00/hour SHIFT 7:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. SCHEDULE Monday-Friday Midwest Precision manufactures complex, tight-tolerance components for aerospace, defense, and other demanding industries. Our Eastlake team works in a precision machining environment where safety, quality, efficiency, and operational excellence matter. The CNC Lathe Setup Operator performs complete setups and at-machine program edits on Okuma, Mazak, Nakamura, Mori Seiki, and comparable CNC turning centers. This role is for an experienced setup machinist who is comfortable working directly at Fanuc, Mazatrol, and Okuma OSP controls rather than relying only on offline programming. Benefits Medical, dental, and vision insurance 401(k) retirement plan with company match 11 paid federal holidays Two weeks of paid vacation Company-paid technical and job training Employee engagement events Overtime eligibility What You'll Do Complete full setups on CNC lathes and turning centers, including GR100, WT150, WT250, and comparable equipment. Set up twin-spindle, multi-axis, Y-axis, live-tooling, bar-fed, and robotic turning processes as assigned. Review job packets, blueprints, tooling requirements, setup instructions, and inspection requirements. Install and indicate jaws, chucks, collets, fixtures, and workholding; select, install, and touch off tools. Create or edit G-code and conversational programs directly at Fanuc, Mazatrol, or Okuma OSP machine controls. Set and adjust work offsets, tool offsets, speeds, and feeds; prove out programs safely. Troubleshoot setup, tooling, program, and process problems to keep production moving. Complete first-piece and in-process inspection using calipers, micrometers, indicators, gauges, comparators, and other precision tools. Maintain accurate production and inspection records and a clean, safe, organized work area. What You Bring At least three years of CNC lathe or turning-center setup experience. Demonstrated ability to complete setups independently from job packet through first-piece approval. Hands-on experience programming or making substantial program edits at the machine control. Experience with Fanuc, Mazatrol, Okuma OSP, or closely related controls. Experience with Okuma, Mazak, Nakamura, Mori Seiki, or comparable multi-axis turning equipment. Strong blueprint reading, GD&T, shop math, tooling, workholding, and precision measurement skills. Experience in aerospace, defense, AS9100, prototype, or low-volume/high-mix machining is preferred. Work Environment On-site manufacturing position in Eastlake, Ohio. Regular work around CNC equipment, metal chips, coolant, oil, and production noise. Safety glasses, hearing protection, and safety-toe footwear are required. Ability to stand for extended periods and safely lift up to 50 pounds. Apply now for the CNC Lathe Setup Operator position if you can build a complete setup, work confidently at the machine control, and deliver tight-tolerance parts. Midwest Precision is an equal opportunity employer. Applicants must be authorized to work in the United States and meet applicable ITAR eligibility requirements. Compensation details: 35-40 Hourly Wage PI3a5a15e71fc9-9611
