Help keep the world’s aircraft engines and gas turbines flying safely. Join a global leader in aerospace and industrial engine solutions.
Our client is a global engineering and solutions company and a leading provider of aftermarket parts, repairs, and solutions that extend the life of aircraft engines and gas turbines. You’ll work alongside top engineering and manufacturing talent on technologies that power the aerospace, energy, and defense industries worldwide.
What You’ll Do
Write and optimize CNC programs for multi-axis milling and grinding of turbine components
Design 6-point nest fixtures and tooling in CAD for new parts, repairs, and production runs
Build and run on-machine probing routines for part setup, alignment, and in-process inspection
Partner with Operations and Quality to ensure flawless production and part quality
Drive continuous improvement using Lean tools and methodologies
Lead cross-functional project teams on new designs, repairs, and process improvements
Work with Engineering to bring new parts, repairs, and technologies to life
Must-Have Skills
5+ years of CNC programming/machining, ideally on aerospace or industrial gas turbine components
Hands-on experience with 6-point nesting (3-2-1 locating) to fixture complex, irregular parts such as airfoils, blades, and vanes
On-machine probing experience (e.g., Renishaw), including setup, work offsets, alignment, and in-process inspection
Advanced 3D CAD skills: able to independently model parts and design fixtures (Siemens NX preferred; similar CAD/CAM software considered)
CAM programming for multi-axis milling and grinding (Okuma a plus)
Nice to Have
Familiarity with FAA PMA/RS-DER guidelines
Strong project management skills and a Lean/CI mindset
A track record of delivering results on multi-disciplinary teams
Why This Role?
Medical, dental, vision, and 401(k) match from day one
Generous PTO and parental leave
Competitive pay with bonus eligibility
Career growth through training, mentorship, and fellowship programs
Due to government regulation, only U.S. persons (citizens, naturalized citizens, permanent residents, or approved asylees/refugees) may be considered for this role.