5-Axis CNC Machinist — Flight-Ready Aerospace Parts

Craig Technologies; Houston (TX); Vor Ort; USD 65.000 - 90.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Craig Technologies in Houston, TX seeks a talented 5‑Axis CNC Machinist to support high‑precision aerospace components for our Lunar program. The role will bridge CAM programming with hands‑on precision machining to deliver flight‑ready hardware from space-grade materials.

Responsibilities include analyzing specifications and GD&T, creating and optimizing multi‑axis programs, setting up machines, inspecting parts, and collaborating with design and manufacturing engineers to meet tight delivery

Qualifikationen

• High School diploma or GED or equivalent vocational certification.
• 4–6 years of direct experience setting up, programming, and operating 5-axis CNC mills.
• Proficiency with 3D CAD/CAM software for modeling and toolpath generation.
• Strong GD&T knowledge and G-code scripting abilities.
• Experience machining aerospace-grade materials and familiarity with safety standards.

Aufgaben

• Analyze engineering specs and GD&T charts to understand requirements.
• Create and optimize multi-axis machining programs using CAM software.
• Set up, calibrate, and align 5-axis milling equipment for each step.
• Inspect finished parts with precision instruments and document results.
• Collaborate with design/manufacturing engineers to meet timelines.

Kenntnisse

5-axis machining

CAM programming

GD&T

G-code

Ausbildung

High School diploma or GED

Tools

Okuma OSP

Haas control

Zeiss CMM

3D CAD/CAM software

Jobbeschreibung

Craig Technologies in Houston, TX seeks a talented 5‑Axis CNC Machinist to support high‑precision aerospace components for our Lunar program. The role will bridge CAM programming with hands‑on precision machining to deliver flight‑ready hardware from space-grade materials.

Responsibilities include analyzing specifications and GD&T, creating and optimizing multi‑axis programs, setting up machines, inspecting parts, and collaborating with design and manufacturing engineers to meet tight delivery