Junior Coordinate Metrology Technician

Princeton Precision Group; Mentor (OH); On-site; USD 40,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

Princeton Precision Group in Mentor, OH is seeking a Junior Coordinate Metrology Technician to learn hands-on inspection, metrology, and quality. You’ll set up CMM equipment, run programs, measure high-precision parts, document results, and collaborate with Quality, Engineering, and Production to keep production moving.

Ideal candidates have high attention to detail, the ability to follow step-by-step instructions, and eagerness to learn GD&T concepts, calipers, micrometers, and CMM software

Qualifications

• Requires a high school diploma or equivalent.
• Ability to read technical drawings/blueprints and understand GD&T concepts.
• Attention to detail and willingness to learn measurement methods.

Responsibilities

• Set up and operate CMM equipment for dimensional inspection.
• Measure castings, fixtures, and precision components and verify conformance.
• Follow work instructions and run the appropriate CMM inspection programs.
• Document inspection results clearly and generate reports for internal and external customers.
• Maintain a clean, production-ready workspace and organize tools.

Skills

Attention to detail

Reading blueprints

GD&T concepts

Problem solving

Following instructions

Independence

Eager to learn

Education

High school diploma

Tools

Calipers

Micrometers

Height gauges

PC-DMIS

Calypso

Word

Excel

Job description

Step into precision. As a Junior Coordinate Metrology Technician, you’ll begin a hands-on journey in inspection, metrology, and quality—learning to use advanced measurement tools and developing skills that can support a long-term career in manufacturing quality.A day in this roleYou start by preparing your Coordinate Measuring Machine, loading the correct program based on the job packet, and verifying setup. Throughout the day, you’ll measure high-accuracy parts—such as castings and fixtures—compare results to specifications, document findings, and share insights with Quality, Engineering, and Production to keep work moving smoothly. You’ll wrap up by organizing your station so the next job is ready to run.How you’ll contributeLearn to set up and run CMM equipment for dimensional inspectionExamine castings, fixtures, and other precision components to verify conformanceFollow documented work instructions and select/apply the appropriate CMM inspection programMeasure features accurately and record inspection results with clear documentationProduce required inspection reports for internal and customer useReceive training to calibrate and care for measurement devicesRecognize, communicate, and escalate potential quality issuesPartner with Quality, Engineering, and Production teams to resolve issuesMaintain a clean, organized, and production-ready workspaceWhat sets you up for successRequired:High school diploma or equivalentExceptional attention to detailSound problem-solving habitsComfort following precise, step-by-step instructionsAbility to work independently when neededDependable, curious, and eager to learnPreferred (nice to have):Ability to read technical drawings/blueprintsBasic knowledge of GD&T conceptsFamiliarity with calipers, micrometers, height gauges, or similar inspection toolsExposure to CMM software such as PC-DMIS or CalypsoBasic computer proficiency, including Word and ExcelAwareness of aerospace quality frameworks like AS9100D or NADCAP