CNC Machinist

Markent Personnel; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Markent Personnel is seeking a CNC Machinist to operate Swiss-style turning centers and multi-task turning equipment for a precision manufacturing environment serving aerospace, medical, and firearms sectors.

You will program and run CAM-based NC programs, set up tooling, inspect against CAD prints, and collaborate with maintenance to resolve issues while upholding safety standards. This direct-hire role is on day shift.

Qualifications

• Experience setting up and programming Swiss-style turning equipment.
• Proficient with CAM packages such as Esprit, Fusion, Mastercam or CAMWorks.
• Able to read part prints, CAD files and GD&T callouts.
• Two-year machining degree is a plus, not a requirement.

Responsibilities

• Build and refine CNC programs using CAM software.
• Handle machine setup start to finish: tooling, workholding, stock loading, offsets.
• Diagnose issues and coordinate with maintenance for bigger problems.
• Perform routine maintenance to keep equipment running smoothly.
• Maintain safety standards around cutting tools and coolant.
• Look for process improvements to reduce waste.

Skills

Swiss-style turning

CAM programming

G-code

CNC turning

ERP systems

3D modeling

reading prints

Education

Two-year machining degree

Tools

Esprit

Fusion 360

Mastercam

CAMWorks

Job description

CNC Machinist — Swiss-Style & Multi-Task Turning

Direct Hire|Day Shift, Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM–3:30 PM (flexible start/end)

About the Role

A well-established precision manufacturer supplying the aerospace, medical device, and firearms sectors is hiring a CNC Machinist to run Swiss-style and multi-task turning centers. This direct-hire opening sits with a financially stable, growing operation looking to add a skilled hand to its machining floor.

What You'll Do

• Build and refine CNC programs using CAM software
• Handle machine setup start to finish: selecting and installing tooling and workholding, loading stock, and dialing in programs and offsets
• Diagnose floor issues, worn tooling, program glitches, setup problems, minor mechanical hiccups, and loop in maintenance for anything bigger
• Stay on top of routine upkeep and preventive maintenance to keep equipment running
• Work safely around cutting tools, coolant, and heavy stock
• Look for ways to tighten up the process and cut down on waste
• Keep supervisors informed on job status, issues, and output

What You Bring

• A couple of years or more setting up and programming Swiss-style turning equipment
• Comfortable with a computer, including ERP systems and standard office software
• Hands-on experience with CAM packages such as Esprit, Fusion, Mastercam, or CAMWorks
• Some background in 3D modeling
• Solid grasp of G-code and tooling on Citizen-style Swiss lathes and/or Miyano turn-mill equipment
• Able to read and work from part prints, CAD files, GD&T callouts, and process documentation
• Experience working under formal quality and safety programs
• A two-year degree in machining or a related field is a plus, not a requirement

Good to Know

• Must qualify as a U.S. Person under ITAR
• Must meet eligibility requirements to work for a federally licensed firearms manufacturer (07/FFL)
• Role keeps you on your feet for most of the shift, expect to be up and moving roughly 80% of the time
• Occasional lifting up to 25 lbs
• Safety glasses and hearing protection required on the floor
• Essential functions must be performed with or without reasonable accommodation; qualified candidates with disabilities are encouraged to apply