CNC Machinist

True North Consultants, Inc.; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

True North Consultants, Inc. is partnering with a well-established precision manufacturer to recruit a CNC Machinist focused on Swiss-style and multi-task turning centers for an Indianapolis-area facility.

This direct-hire role offers a day shift from 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM with a flexible start/end window. You will build and refine CNC programs using CAM software, set up machines, and work with maintenance to keep equipment running safely and efficiently across aerospace, medical device, and

Qualifications

• Two-year degree in machining or related field.
• Proven experience setting up Swiss-style turning equipment.
• Experience reading part prints and GD&T callouts.

Responsibilities

• Build and refine CNC programs using CAM software.
• Set up machines from start to finish: tooling, workholding, stock, offsets.
• Diagnose floor issues and coordinate maintenance for larger repairs.
• Perform routine upkeep and preventive maintenance on equipment.
• Work safely around cutting tools, coolant, and heavy stock.
• Identify process improvements to reduce waste and increase efficiency.
• Keep supervisors informed on job status and output.

Skills

Swiss-style turning

CAM software

G-code programming

ERP systems

3D modeling

Reading prints/CAD

Quality & safety compliance

Education

Two-year machining degree

Tools

Esprit

Fusion

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