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This week, the job market is buzzing with opportunities, especially for those with CNC machining skills. Companies are on the lookout for skilled machinists to meet critical production needs. While most roles are on-site, remote work options are verified but limited.
This Week’s Jobs
Machinist Company: Xemplar LLC | Location: Salt Lake City, UT
Great opportunity for both entry-level and experienced CNC Machinists. This company offers a supportive environment and is growing rapidly. Apply Here
Machinist II Company: Carpenter Technology USA | Location: Athens, AL
Focus on producing and shipping billet products. They’re looking for someone with a solid machining background to join their team. Apply Here
Machinist II Company: Carpenter Technology USA | Location: Huntsville, AL
Similar role as in Athens, focusing on billet production. They’re looking for someone detail-oriented and efficient. Apply Here
Machinist II Company: Carpenter Technology USA | Location: Tanner, AL
They’re continuing to expand and need skilled machinists to keep up with demand. Solid billet production knowledge is key. Apply Here
Machinist II Company: Carpenter Technology USA | Location: Hartselle, AL
Join their team to work on billet products from start to finish. Great role for those with experience in similar settings. Apply Here
Machinist II Company: Carpenter Technology USA | Location: Madison, AL
They’re in search of machinists who can efficiently handle billet production tasks. Room for growth and skill development. Apply Here
Machinist II Company: Carpenter Technology USA | Location: Florence, AL
If you’re skilled at working with billet products, this role is perfect. They’re looking for dedicated professionals. Apply Here
Machinist II Company: Carpenter Technology USA | Location: Decatur, AL
Join a team focused on high-quality billet production. They’re looking for someone with a keen eye for detail. Apply Here
CNC Mill Machinist Company: Rubicon Gear Manufacturing Co | Location: Corona, CA
Looking for a skilled CNC Mill Machinist to join a dynamic team. If you thrive in a fast-paced environment, consider this role. Apply Here
MANUAL MACHINIST Company: CHALMERS AND KUBECK INC. | Location: Beaver Falls, PA
This role is perfect for someone with a knack for manual machining. A smaller shop looking for a versatile machinist. Apply Here
Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)
Remote jobs are becoming a hot topic, but they’re still rare in our field. Here’s a verified opportunity you might want to check out.
Program Instructor - Remote | WFH Company: Get It Recruit - Educational Services | Location: Rockport, WA
This role involves working with a union-represented team. Ideal for those who appreciate the flexibility of remote work. Apply Here
— Educational Services | Location: Rockport, WA This role involves working with a union-represented team… Ideal for those who appreciate the flexibility If it’s union, ask the steward about probation and shift-bid rules before you accept — I got stuck on nights for 6 months once because the bid window was quarterly. Smaller non-union shops sometimes reset shifts after 30 days, but don’t count on it.
I’ve run into this too — one small tweak that paid off was writing the expected outcome before touching the settings.
I landed my last CNC role by applying the same day — “apply promptly” — and attaching a one-page setup sheet with tool list, cycle time, and a short G-code snippet from a similar 17‑4 job; the supervisor said it proved I could hold ±0.0005 without hand-holding. If you don’t have a sample, link your NIMS credential (NIMS | Credentials) and note your preferred shift — remote’s rare, but nights/weekends seem to move fastest; anyone else seeing that?
@OP I keep a mini portfolio on my phone — part photos, a quick CMM screenshot, and a 20‑second probing clip — and it’s gotten me same‑week interviews when shops are slammed. I ask, “What control do you run and what materials are hot right now?” then sketch a setup plan on the spot; if they can’t spare machine time, I request a print and walk through offsets and tooling instead. Kinda like showing your homework before the quiz, but it works.
I started listing exact machines and controls on my resume (VF‑2SS, ST‑20Y, Fanuc 31i, Mazatrol), and it bumped me to the top of callbacks. Piggybacking on @rsmith84’s portfolio idea, I add a line like “comfortable with Inconel/17‑4; can start within 48 hrs” — screeners love specifics. Small caveat: I call to confirm toolroom support and cutter availability on nights, because hard‑metal with no backup is a bad comedy.
Quick example: I brought a one‑page setup sheet with before/after times — ‘cut a 4140 job 12% using G187 P2 and a 3‑flute ZrN’ — and they booked me a same‑day bench test… @thompson30’s approach works, but also ask ‘OT after 8 or after 40?’ so the pay math doesn’t bite you later.