CNC Swiss Operator | Up to $26/hr + Up to $2,500 Hiring Bonus

Build Small Parts That Do Big Things Our CNC Swiss Operators help manufacture mission-critical precision components used in medical device, aerospace, defense, space exploration, and high-tech applications. This is not button-pushing work. You’ll run Swiss CNC machines that produce small, complex, tight-tolerance parts where accuracy matters at every step. You’ll load material, monitor production, change tools, adjust offsets, inspect parts during the run, and help keep machines moving safely and consistently. If you take pride in clean setups, stable processes, good parts, and a machine that hums along like it knows the assignment, this role belongs on your radar. What You’ll Do Operate CNC Swiss machines to produce high-precision components Run 2 or more Swiss CNC machines at the same time Read and follow blueprints, job folders, travelers, setup sheets, work instructions, and inspection requirements Load bar stock and monitor machine performance throughout production Change tools, make offset adjustments, and support tool life management Perform in-process inspection using gauges and measuring tools Check part dimensions, finishes, and features throughout the run Troubleshoot issues related to size, finish, tool wear, chips, coolant, or machine performance Record production counts, inspection results, and required documentation Make basic NC code edits when trained and authorized Keep machines clean, safe, maintained, and production-ready Support continuous improvement ideas related to cycle time, tooling, process stability, and setups Help support “lights-out” machining and unattended machining where appropriate Work with team members in machining, inspection, engineering, quality, grinding, EDM, and production ✅What We’re Looking For This role is a strong fit for someone who is dependable, curious, and hands-on. Preferred Requirements: 5+ years of CNC Swiss machining experience preferred Experience operating Swiss-type CNC lathes, sliding headstock lathes, screw machines, or precision turning equipment Ability to read blueprints, part prints, setup sheets, and basic GD&T callouts Understanding of CNC / NC code Ability to use basic inspection tools such as micrometers, calipers, indicators, pin gauges, thread gauges, plug gauges, or optical comparators Experience making tool changes and offset adjustments Ability to identify and troubleshoot issues with size, finish, burrs, tool wear, material movement, or part consistency High school diploma or equivalent Trade school, apprenticeship, or technical training is a plus Experience with Citizen, Star, Tsugami, DMG Mori, Traub, Hanwha, or similar Swiss CNC machines is a plus Experience in medical device, aerospace, defense, contract manufacturing, or tight-tolerance production machining is a plus Physical Requirements Stand and walk for extended periods throughout the workday. Frequently use hands and fingers to operate machinery, tools, controls, gauges, and measuring instruments. Frequently reach, grasp, handle, and manipulate small parts and tooling components. Visually inspect parts, tooling, machine displays, blueprints, and measurement devices, including the ability to distinguish fine details and small dimensional variations. Read and interpret written instructions, blueprints, setup sheets, inspection reports, and digital production information. Frequently bend, stoop, kneel, crouch, and reach while loading material, changing tools, cleaning machines, and performing routine maintenance. Lift, carry, push, or pull materials, tooling, and equipment weighing up to 25 pounds regularly and up to 50 pounds occasionally, with or without assistance. Safely operate material handling equipment and lifting devices when required. Work around moving mechanical equipment, cutting tools, metal chips, coolants, lubricants, and other manufacturing-related materials. Tolerate exposure to moderate noise levels typical of a manufacturing environment while using required personal protective equipment (PPE). Maintain regular attendance and work scheduled overtime as needed to support production requirements. ITAR Requirement KMM is an ITAR-registered facility. Applicants must be a U.S. citizen or have a valid Green Card. Benefits & Perks Medical, prescription, dental, and vision insurance Life and disability insurance Supplemental health insurance options Total wellbeing programs and mobile mental health support Financial Academy Paid holidays and PTO 401(k) plan with employer match Employee Assistance Program Professional development and education programs Dedicated Manager of Training Dedicated HR support Employee advocacy support for benefits-related needs Why KMM You will be surrounded by experienced machinists, grinders, EDM specialists, quality professionals, and manufacturing leaders who understand that precision is built one decision at a time. Around here, people are Paid to Think. Questions matter. Curiosity matters. The person who notices a detail before it becomes a problem is valuable. Our team manufactures components for air, space, life-saving medical devices, defense systems, and advanced technologies. That means the work is challenging, but it also means your skill has a real purpose beyond the machine. You’ll join a team where experienced machinists are respected for their knowledge, where good ideas are welcome, and where continuous improvement is part of the work.