Senior CNC Machinist: Multi‑Axis Setup & Precision

Torrey Holistics; Indianapolis (IN); On-site; USD 30,000 - 47,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Market-leading pay

4/10 schedule (optional)

Quarterly bonus potential

Job summary

Major Tool & Machine (MTM) in Indianapolis is hiring experienced CNC machinists for second and third shifts to perform custom machining from setup through production.

You will read blueprints and GD&T callouts, set up tooling, and optimize speeds/feeds while maintaining strict tolerances. A strong foundation in numeracy, layout, inspection, and problem solving is essential for success.

Qualifications

• 2+ years trade school, vocational education, or apprenticeship.
• 3–5 years CNC machining experience.
• Strong shop math, general machining know‑how, precision measurement, blueprint reading, and GD&T literacy.
• Experience with part and tool probing.
• High-speed machining background preferred (16–27k RPM).
• Siemens 840D familiarity is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Read and apply blueprints, sketches, drawings, manuals, routings, and specifications to determine dimensions, tolerances, operational sequence, and setups.
• Choose and secure workholding; innovate with risers, angle plates, and other standard tooling to achieve rigid, repeatable fixturing.
• Set and refine speeds/feeds, depths, and angles of cut to hit quality and cycle targets.
• Continuously monitor machine behavior; detect malfunctions/out‑of‑tolerance conditions and adjust machine controls/media.
• Inspect against print and router using precision metrology; record results and complete first‑piece inspection for multi‑part runs.
• Maintain a clean, orderly machine area daily.

Skills

GD&T literacy

Blueprint reading

Probing experience

CNC machining

High-speed machining

Education

Trade school / apprenticeship

Tools

Siemens 840D

Job description

Major Tool & Machine (MTM) in Indianapolis is hiring experienced CNC machinists for second and third shifts to perform custom machining from setup through production.

You will read blueprints and GD&T callouts, set up tooling, and optimize speeds/feeds while maintaining strict tolerances. A strong foundation in numeracy, layout, inspection, and problem solving is essential for success.