CNC Machinist II

Magnetic Component Engineering ("MCE"), a subsidiary of Dexter Magnetic Technologies ("Dexter"), manufactures permanent magnets and magnetic assemblies made to demanding customer specification in the aerospace/defense, semiconductor equipment, medical, and industrial end markets. MCE is based in Torrance, CA and operates one 48,000 square foot facility with 85 employees. For more information on Magnetic Component Engineering, please visit: Basic Purpose and Objective of the Position An employee in this position will perform, with minimal guidance, tasks defined by specifications, drawings, work instructions, and direction of supervisor directly related to the machining of both production and prototype parts made of various steel alloys, stainless steel, brass, aluminum alloys, titanium alloys, engineering plastics, and magnetic materials. Major Responsibilities Employees will do basic set ups and operate multi-axis lathes and mills and other related equipment holding extremely tight tolerances (+/- 2 microns) to customer drawing and quality specifications and MCE methods. Work is done in a low volume high mix environment. Support with training of level I CNC machinist. Learn complex set ups on multi-axis lathes and mills. Learn to machine workpiece collets to meet timing and true axial runout requirements. Learn to create setup kits and sheets to minimize setup time. Learn to sharpen cutting tools and rework holders. Learn to sharpen tools on cutters and grinders; re‑redressing tools that wear out. Use advanced inspection equipment, e.g., CMM and digital optical measuring. Learn to write G&M (numerical) code programs. Conduct 1st piece inspection and provide supporting quality documentation. Use various hand tools, precision measuring equipment and associated gauges and tooling. Conduct preventative maintenance, 5S and housekeeping duties. Assist with special projects and perform other related duties as assigned. Hourly Range Depending on experience - $30-$35 per hour. Qualifications High School diploma or equivalent is required. Trade school certification in Machining preferred. 3 years’ experience machining low volume, highly engineered product with zero or little scrap, or 1 year experience with a trade school certification in Machining. Basic knowledge of blueprint reading and GD&T. Understanding of G&M code programs. Excellent problem‑solving skills; uses rigorous logic and methods to solve problems producing effective solutions. Strong technical skills. Ability to set up and run with minimal guidance a variety of machines while holding very tight tolerances to produce quality parts to spec on short run parts (first part, good part). Strong machine shop math and complex blueprint reading skills, including GD&T. Knowledge and use of a wide variety of precision measuring equipment. Ability to read and comprehend G&M code programs. Benefits We offer a comprehensive benefits package, including Medical/Rx, Dental, Vision, Flexible Spending Accounts, Basic Life/AD&D (includes coverage for dependents 100% Company paid), Short-Term Disability, Long-Term Disability (100% Company paid), Supplemental Life/AD&D, 401(k) with Company match, tuition assistance after 1 year, paid time off, and 11 paid holidays. #J-18808-Ljbffr MCE - Magnetic Component Engineering