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Cambridge Aerospace

Develops autonomous air-defence interceptors

Additive Manufacturing Technician

Machine & Process OperationConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeCambridge, UK

About the Job

Requirements

  • Experience working in a manufacturing, production, or workshop environment.
  • A basic understanding of additive manufacturing or 3D printing processes.
  • Ability to follow work instructions, technical procedures, and production plans.
  • Comfort using computers and machine control software.
  • Willingness to work hands-on in a production setting.

Responsibilities

  • Set up and operate industrial polymer 3D printing equipment.
  • Load print files into machine software and prepare builds.
  • Prepare materials and printers before starting jobs.
  • Start, monitor, and manage print jobs in line with production schedules.
  • Remove completed builds from machines when printing is complete.
  • Carry out post-processing, including support removal, cleaning, sanding, trimming, and bead blasting.
  • Perform basic visual inspections and dimensional checks using simple measuring tools.
  • Identify and report defects, machine issues, or process concerns to engineers or supervisors.
  • Keep machines, tools, and work areas clean, organised, and safe.
  • Carry out routine machine maintenance in line with instructions and procedures.
  • Follow health, safety, quality, and process requirements.

Desired Qualifications

  • Experience operating industrial polymer 3D printing equipment.
  • Experience with post-processing or finishing plastic or polymer parts.
  • A background in engineering, prototyping, aerospace, defence, motorsport, or product development environments.
  • Experience working in regulated or quality-controlled manufacturing settings.

About the Company

Cambridge Aerospace

Develops autonomous air-defence interceptors

Cambridge Aerospace designs low-cost autonomous interceptors to defend allied forces against mass drone and missile threats. Its Skyhammer system autonomously detects, tracks, and engages multiple targets, with Starhammer planned as a next-generation interceptor for 2027 under UK MOD programs like LEAP. The company differentiates itself with cost-focused, scalable production and a strong MOD relationship, supported by a global presence and major funding rounds. Its goal is to deploy affordable, scalable air-defense interceptors and to advance manufacturing and development of current and future systems.

Company size
51-200
Company stage
Series C
Total funding
$436M
Headquarters
Cambridge, United Kingdom
Founded
2024

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