Precision Machining Technician

Mersen; Macedon (NY); On-site; USD 45,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job description

About Mersen

Mersen is a global expert in electrical specialties and advanced materials for high‑tech industries.

Present in 32 countries with 50 industrial sites and 24 R&D centres, Mersen develops custom solutions and supplies key products to meet the new technological challenges that will shape tomorrow's world.

For more than 130 years, Mersen has been constantly innovating to support and satisfy its customers' needs with the same high standards.

Be it in wind power, solar power, electronics, electric vehicles, aeronautics, space or countless other sectors, wherever technology is progressing, you will always find a bit of Mersen.

Responsibilities

• Undertakes adjustment and setting of specific equipment to carry out machining operations, based on a dossier and blueprints. (Assessment indicator: Scrap rate)
• Uses the appropriate machining tools. (Assessment indicator: Tools in good condition)
• Machines pre‑production items and prototypes, follows established controls to validate the first items manufactured in a production run. (Assessment indicator: Scrap rate)
• Looks for potential improvements to reduce wastage and keep within production time. (Assessment indicator: Scrap rate, CONQ)
• Detects machining faults and seeks corrective actions. (Assessment indicator: Metrics)
• Ensures the required traceability (product/process), and reports on his/her work. (Assessment indicator: Manufacturing order filled out)
• Carries out first‑level maintenance on equipment. (Assessment indicator: Maintenance process follow‑up)
• Provides technical support and tutors new starters. (Assessment indicator: Number of support actions)

All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability or veteran status. The job titles do not mean the male variant but stand for the gender‑neutral designation of the profession according to Wikipedia. People are welcome regardless of gender, origin, sexual orientation, and religion.