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Chickasaw Nation Industries

Federal services and business operations

Machinist 3

Full-Time
$28.37 - $38.40/hr
Senior
Lakehurst, NJ, USA
HybridFour days on-site per week are required; candidates should live within 40 miles of the base.
Manufacturing & Production OperationsPrecision Machining & Toolmaking

About the job

Requirements
  • A high school diploma or General Education Degree (GED) and more than five years of experience with computer numerical control setup and operation in a machine shop or vocational school environment.
  • Experience operating manual and computer numerical control machines in a manufacturing environment, including job setup, vise and cutter selection, and setting machine operating and feed speeds.
  • Experience operating precision grinding machinery is preferred.
  • Experience performing computer numerical control programming is preferred but not required.
  • Experience with Mastercam.
  • Ability to operate heavy machinery from setup through operation to produce parts and tools from metals, plastic, and other materials.
  • Ability to determine the tools and equipment needed to perform a job.
  • Ability to produce precision parts with close tolerances.
  • Strong understanding of Fanuc control systems.
  • Understanding of and programming skills in Mastercam.
  • Ability to read and interpret drawings and prints.
  • Ability to operate equipment based on oral instructions.
  • Ability to use basic measuring tools to confirm workpiece dimensions.
  • Sufficient mathematics skills to calculate distances, angles, and take-offs.
  • Ability to obtain and maintain the required customer clearance for access to systems, facilities, equipment, and property.
  • Ability to obtain operator certifications as required.
  • Ability to move or transfer products and lift up to 50 pounds when required.
  • Ability to work safely in a factory, machine shop, or construction environment and use required protective equipment.
Responsibilities
  • Operate, maintain, and advance the machine shop capabilities.
  • Work with engineers, technical personnel, and other machinists to support development, prototyping, and production of ALRE and SE systems.
  • Leverage hybrid additive manufacturing technologies, post-process additively manufactured parts, and mature new manufacturing processes for prototyping and production.
  • Operate computer numerical control machines to fabricate new and replacement parts for mechanical equipment.
  • Plan machining by studying written instructions and specifications; interpret blueprints, drawings, manuals, specifications, or sample parts to determine dimensions, tolerances, operation sequences, and setup requirements.
  • Establish dimensions and tolerances and lay out work accordingly.
  • Use machinist hand tools and precision measuring instruments to set up and operate standard machine tools.
  • Measure and mark dimensions and reference points on materials or workpieces for subsequent machining.
  • Align and secure holding fixtures, cutting tools, attachments, accessories, and materials onto machines.
  • Select appropriate tools, machines, and materials for machinery work.
  • Monitor machine feed and speed during machining.
  • Machine parts to specifications using lathes, milling machines, shapers, and grinders.
  • Set up, adjust, and operate basic, specialized, and advanced machine tools for precision machining operations.
  • Detect equipment malfunctions or out-of-tolerance machining and adjust machines, controls, or control media within capabilities to ensure production quality; report malfunctions.
  • Help resolve machining or quality issues.
  • Independently operate subtractive manufacturing equipment, including five-axis computer numerical control machines, computer numerical control and manual mills, computer numerical control and manual lathes, and electrical discharge machines.
  • Develop toolpaths and digital manufacturing plans, including G-code, using computer-aided manufacturing software such as Mastercam; maintain digital file traceability and configuration management.
  • Perform measurements and develop fixtures for shop use.
  • Work with the research and development community to mature lower technology-readiness-level manufacturing concepts, including additive manufacturing and model-based definition such as 3D PDFs.
  • Develop manufacturing strategies for new processes.
  • Independently operate additive manufacturing equipment, including hybrid wire-arc additive manufacturing with Haas VF-5 computer numerical control integration, laser powder bed fusion additive manufacturing, and polymer material extrusion additive manufacturing machines.
  • Follow safety guidelines and standard operating procedures to prepare additive manufacturing builds.
Desired Qualifications
  • Previous experience operating precision grinding machinery.
  • Experience performing computer numerical control programming.

About the company

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Chickasaw Nation Industries

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Chickasaw Nation Industries is a federally chartered corporation owned by the Chickasaw Nation and organized as a family of operating companies. It supports United States government agencies and commercial customers with technology, professional services, healthcare, construction, manufacturing and mission-support capabilities. Individual subsidiaries pursue and deliver contracts while shared corporate functions provide governance and operational support. CNI’s commercial activity also helps generate economic value for the Chickasaw Nation, giving the organization both a federal contracting role and a broader tribal enterprise mission.

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