2026-01-23 – Weekly Machinist Jobs : CNC Mill Machinist in Houston

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, there’s a good mix of opportunities out there, but it’s clear the demand for skilled machinists is steady. Companies are especially looking for those with CNC experience. While most openings are on-site, remote work is still an option, but you have to be quick as these spots fill up fast.


This Week’s Jobs

  • CNC Mill Machinist
    Company: Pacesetter Personnel Services | Location: Houston, TX
    Looking for a CNC Mill Machinist and a CNC Lathe Machinist. If you’re in Houston and have some solid CNC chops, this could be a great fit.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: Hughes Resources | Location: Hudson, WI
    They’re offering $27–$32/hour for machinists who can deliver quality work in Hudson. It’s a nice pay range for the area.
    Apply Here

  • CNC Mill Machinist
    Company: American Made Solutions LLC | Location: Troy, OH
    If you’re into CNC Boring Mill work, these folks are looking for someone just like you in Troy.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: R B MOLD AND DIE INC | Location: Laporte, IN
    This role involves working with a variety of machinery, perfect for those who like a bit of diversity in their day-to-day tasks.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: Tech Talent Express | Location: Memphis, TN
    This full-time role requires someone who can handle the demands of a busy shop. Ideal for those who thrive on-site.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: Certified Precision Machining Inc | Location: Centereach, NY
    Seeking hands-on machinists to work with various tools and machinery. It’s all about precision and skill here.
    Apply Here

  • Manual Machinist / CNC Machinist
    Company: Newton Machine Company, Inc | Location: Charlotte, NC
    Offers a chance to work independently, focusing on CNC lathe machining and programming. Great for those who like autonomy.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: Aegis Worldwide | Location: Itasca, IL
    Looking for 2nd shift machinists, both CNC and manual, especially those familiar with Bridgeport-style mills.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: Aegis Manufacturing & Engineering | Location: Itasca, IL
    Similar to the opening above, this is another chance to work the 2nd shift with a focus on CNC and manual machines.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: R B MOLD AND DIE INC | Location: Laporte, IN
    This role is perfect for someone who enjoys working on a variety of machining tasks every day.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote roles are still a hot ticket, though a bit scarce this week. If you’ve got the flexibility to work from anywhere, here’s one to consider:

  • Program Instructor - Remote | WFH
    Company: Get It Recruit - Educational Services | Location: Rockport, WA
    This remote role is backed by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, focusing on educational services.
    Apply Here

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And that’s a wrap for this week’s roundup. There’s a lot happening, so make sure to jump on any opportunities that catch your eye. Until next time, stay sharp and keep those machines running smoothly.

Applied within an hour for Houston CNC mill; ‘expired’ listings often reopen if you call — some allow hybrid days.

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If you’re eyeing the Houston CNC mill, call the shop around 7:30–8 a.m. to confirm the control (Fanuc vs Haas) and mirror that in the first line of your email/resume — I’ve gotten same-day callbacks doing that. Given these are ‘real-time’ and mostly ‘on-site’, be ready to move fast; the remote spots disappear in hours.

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Called last week on the Houston posting — ask what material mix they’re cutting (4140, Inconel, aluminum) and lead with a tight tolerance you’ve held on that material; it gets callbacks faster than generic “CNC experience.” Since these are “real-time and might expire,” I attach one photo of a similar part with quick op notes to speed the screen. If they insist it’s on-site, I’ve gotten a day remote by offering to handle CAM/simulation off-hours as a trial.

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Last week on the Houston mill opening, I had a same-day callback by attaching a one-page setup sheet with a photo of a 0.0005 in true position on 4140 and a 12-min cycle-time note. @Guide’s control check is solid; I also ask if it’s ‘setup-heavy or production’ so I can lead with either multi-vise soft jaws or lights-out notes. Remote tags pop up but, , half are really CAM-from-home for on-site runs, so I put ‘available on-site, Houston’ in the subject line.

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And i slip a 10-step prove-out checklist into my resume; faster callbacks, especially when ‘remote work is still an option’.

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