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Bowhead is seeking an Engineering Technician V (CNC Machinist) to support DoD‑level prototyping and fabrication on a newly awarded contract. The role emphasizes hands‑on hardware work, 3‑axis milling on HAAS VF2/VF3, and development of mechanical assemblies and mounts per engineering drawings.
The position requires extensive hands‑on fabrication experience, familiarity with SolidWorks/MasterCam/Camworks, and the ability to work across multiple projects with strong problem‑solving skills.
Engineering Technician V(CNC Machinist) (H40-2026-26473)
Bowhead seeks an Engineering Technician V(CNC Machinist) on a newly awarded contract supportinge Battle Management System (BMS) family of projects. In this role, we are seeking a hands‑on Engineering Technician V(CNC Machinist) who has experience with both HAAS VF2 and VF3 model machines and has the fundamentals of engineer prototyping processes. This position is heavily hardware/mechanically focused, prioritizing physical buildouts, custom mounts, and hands‑on fabrication, with some Tig welding of aluminum. Travel of 5% annually can be expected.
Engineering Technician V(CNC Machinist) shall provide hands‑on Engineering Technician mechanical/machinist focused competency, prioritizing prototyping buildouts, custom designs, and hands‑on fabrication, utilizing Engineering drawings in an accordance with DoD processes. As an Engineering Technician V(CNC Machinist), duties & responsibilities include but are not limited to the following:
Prototype Fabrication and Modification: Read and work from mechanical technical drawing packages, CAD blueprints, and interface documents/software with SolidWorks, MasterCam or Camworks software packages and fabricate prototype artifacts per engineering specifications, via HASS VF2 and VF3; 3‑axis vertical machining center designed system.
Prototype Fabrication: Assemble, secure, and inspect complex prototype artifacts to DoD engineering standards in accordance with DoD standards. Confirm physical configurations match designs.
Workload Management: Manage workload supporting multiple projects, establishing tooling setup, work layouts, and establishing quality control for end article review prior to engineering review. Maintain laboratory cleanliness, physical workspace safety, tool inventories, and consumable stock, ensuring the shop is operated in accordance with DoD work environments.
Equipment maintenance and troubleshooting: Familiar with basic machine shop equipment troubleshooting to include programming software, and setup of complex machine assemblies.
Cross‑Functional Support: Support engineering design teams with ability to understand complex CAD drawings, and initial design technical drawings, and assist with TIG welding of aluminum.
Physical Demands:
SECURITY CLEARANCE REQUIREMENTS: Must be able to obtain and maintain a security clearance at the Secret level. US Citizenship is a requirement for Secret clearance at this location.