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Prince Industries is seeking a CNC Machinist for the 2nd shift (3:30pm–12:00am). You will set up and operate CNC machines to produce high-quality parts from metallic and nonmetallic materials, following drawings and specifications.
Requirements include 3+ years of CNC experience and a high school diploma or equivalent. We offer competitive wages ($26–$32/hr) and comprehensive benefits. This is a great opportunity to join a leading US manufacturing company.
Founded in 1959 by Ed Miller near Chicago, Prince Industries has grown from a one-man shop into a global manufacturing partner. With seven facilities across the U.S. and China, we serve industries from hydraulics to aerospace, handling everything from just-in-time components to high-volume assemblies.
At Prince, we don't just make parts—we solve complex supply chain challenges. We are a strategic partner, focused on helping clients improve products, reduce costs, and simplify operations. Certified to ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485, and AS9100 standards, we combine quality, innovation, and growth-minded thinking to deliver real value.
This CNC Machinist position at Prince Industries, will involve setting up and operating machine tools to machine metallic and nonmetallic workpieces for various industries. As a CNC Machinist, you will utilize your skills and expertise to work with CNC machines and produce high-quality parts. This is a great opportunity for an experienced machinist to join a leading manufacturing company.
This position is on 2nd Shift. 2nd Shift hours: 3:30pm - 12:00am, Monday - Friday.
*Required training will be done during 1st Shift hours.
Compensation: $26 - $32 per hour
Due to ITAR regulations, only U.S. persons—defined as U.S. citizens, lawful permanent residents (Green Card holders), and U.S. nationals—are eligible for this position.
*We are an Equal Employment Opportunity ("EEO") Employer. Applicants can learn more about Prince's status as an equal opportunity employer by viewing the federal "EEO is the Law" poster ( https://www.eeoc.gov/employers )