Aerospace General Machinist: CNC/Manual Ops (2nd Shift)

Boeing; Auburn (WA); On-site; USD 95,366,000 - 174,846,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive base pay

Health insurance

Retirement savings plans

Paid time off

Job summary

The Boeing Company seeks a General Machinist to join the Fabrication team in Auburn & Algona, Washington. You will interpret prints, set up and operate manual and CNC machines, and ensure high-quality results using precision measuring tools.

Depending on the program, CAD/CAM tools and NC/CNC programming may be involved; a safety‑driven environment and teamwork are emphasized for aerospace manufacturing excellence.

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED; machining experience preferred.
• Ability to read blueprints with dimensioning and tolerancing.
• Experience using precision measuring tools (micrometers, calipers, dial indicators).
• CAD/CAM software experience (1+ year).
• Experience setting up and operating Manual and/or CNC machines.

Responsibilities

• Interpret prints, sketches, diagrams, and specifications and use shop math including trig and geometry.
• Perform layout to complete own work assignments.
• Perform assembly work and surface finishing as required.
• Use precision measuring instruments to inspect own work.
• Provide part quality information and statistics as required.
• Select tools, fixtures, and attachments to complete work assignments.
• Prepare and adjust as needed to ensure proper machine operation.
• Monitor machining systems including diagnostics and sensor data; adjust as needed.
• May include programming and operation of NC/CNC machines.

Skills

Blueprint reading

Precision tools

CAD/CAM

CNC machining

Mathematics

Education

High school diploma or GED

Tools

UniGraphics

CATIA

MasterCam

Job description

The Boeing Company seeks a General Machinist to join the Fabrication team in Auburn & Algona, Washington. You will interpret prints, set up and operate manual and CNC machines, and ensure high-quality results using precision measuring tools.

Depending on the program, CAD/CAM tools and NC/CNC programming may be involved; a safety‑driven environment and teamwork are emphasized for aerospace manufacturing excellence.