Senior Machinist: Precision CNC for Medical Devices

Teleflex; Jaffrey (NH); On-site; USD 34,000 - 55,000; Full time

Job summary

Ingenyx, a leading global provider of medical device development and production services, seeks a skilled machinist for its New Hampshire facility. The role involves programming and running conversational CNC lathes and mills, maintaining equipment, and coordinating machine time with the shop team.

Strong reading of blueprints, precision measurement, and safe, organized work habits are essential. Join a dynamic team delivering critical components for catheters and devices, with opportunities to

Qualifications

• High school diploma or GED required.
• Vocational or technical training is preferred.
• Must read blueprints and hold tight tolerances.
• Minimum 5 years machinist experience required.

Responsibilities

• Program and run conversational CNC lathes and mills (ProtoTRAK).
• Ensure smooth operation, setup, repair, and maintenance.
• Set up and operate machines, mount fixtures and cutters.
• Measure work with micrometer and indicators.
• Fabricate replacement/new parts for facility machinery.
• Assist scheduling and priority of work orders.
• Maintain stock levels and ordering supplies.

Skills

Read blueprints

Precision measurement

Organized problem solving

Teamwork and communication

Safety-conscious

Education

High School diploma or GED

Vocational/technical training preferred

Tools

ProtoTRAK CNC controls

CNC lathes

CNC milling

Surface grinder

EDM plunge style

Heat treat ovens

Hydraulic presses

Drill presses

Pedestal grinders

Job description

Ingenyx, a leading global provider of medical device development and production services, seeks a skilled machinist for its New Hampshire facility. The role involves programming and running conversational CNC lathes and mills, maintaining equipment, and coordinating machine time with the shop team.

Strong reading of blueprints, precision measurement, and safe, organized work habits are essential. Join a dynamic team delivering critical components for catheters and devices, with opportunities to