2nd Shift CNC Machinist – Advanced Setup & Growth

Wieland Group; Lake Zurich (IL); On-site; USD 37,195 - 55,104; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

401(k) with employer match

Paid vacation and holidays

Growth opportunities

Job summary

Wieland Group in Lake Zurich, IL is seeking a 2nd Shift Skilled Machinist to operate CNC tools and set up Okuma Multus machines for high‑precision, low‑volume production. You will ensure tolerances, inspect first‑piece parts, and train teammates on setup and operation.

The role requires a strong math foundation, GD&T expertise, and reliable communication to support aerospace and other critical programs. ITAR compliance is a key responsibility, supporting a diverse manufacturing environment.

Qualifications

• 3–5 years of experience programming and setting up Okuma Multus – 3 CNC machines.
• Proficient in lathe operations.
• Strong verbal and written communication skills.
• Basic computer skills (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint).
• Solid foundation in mathematics and advanced blueprint reading.
• Advanced knowledge of GD&T and proper measuring techniques.

Responsibilities

• Perform advanced setup operations for aerospace and new product cycles; adjust and check programming on numerically controlled machine tools.
• Operate CNC machine tools to perform complex progressive machining operations, achieving exact tolerances and finish specifications.
• Troubleshoot issues before involving engineering and ensure all adjustments remain within approved standards.
• Set up and run all machines on the production floor and train others on setup and operation.
• Measure close tolerances and train others on proper measuring techniques; serve as Certified First‑Piece Inspector.

Skills

CNC programming

Lathe operations

GD&T

Blueprint reading

Communication

Tools

Okuma Multus CNC

Job description

Wieland Group in Lake Zurich, IL is seeking a 2nd Shift Skilled Machinist to operate CNC tools and set up Okuma Multus machines for high‑precision, low‑volume production. You will ensure tolerances, inspect first‑piece parts, and train teammates on setup and operation.

The role requires a strong math foundation, GD&T expertise, and reliable communication to support aerospace and other critical programs. ITAR compliance is a key responsibility, supporting a diverse manufacturing environment.