Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.
This week, machinists are in high demand, especially with CNC expertise. Opportunities are scattered across various locations, and while remote jobs are rare in this field, they do pop up occasionally. Stay alert for those gems.
This Week’s Jobs
Machinist Company: Phinney Tool & Die Inc. | Location: Medina, NY
Looking for a general machinist with a knack for toolmaking and CNC operations. Phinney Tool is a solid company with a reputation for quality work. Apply Here
Machinist Company: R B MOLD AND DIE INC | Location: Laporte, IN
This role has you working with a variety of materials and machines. If you’re versatile and hands-on, this could be a great fit. Apply Here
Machinist Company: Certified Precision Machining Inc | Location: Centereach, NY
Precision is key here. Ideal for someone who enjoys detailed work and has experience with various machining tools. Apply Here
Machinist Company: Praesto Enterprises LLC | Location: Orlando, FL
Join a team working with CNC machinery. Perfect for those who like a dynamic work environment and have CNC experience. Apply Here
Machinist Company: Finzer Roller Inc | Location: Minneapolis, MN
Finzer Roller needs an experienced machinist for the first shift. It’s a crucial role in their manufacturing process, so expertise is valued. Apply Here
Machinist Company: Bailey Machine Company | Location: Connellsville, PA
A versatile role where you’ll tackle various machining tasks. Great for those who enjoy diversity in their work. Apply Here
Manual Machinist / CNC Machinist Company: Newton Machine Company, Inc | Location: Charlotte, NC
Looking for someone who can independently handle CNC lathe and mill programming. A great gig if you like working with cutting-edge machines. Apply Here
Machinist Company: INSOURCE DESIGN & MANUFACTURING TEC | Location: Manchester, NH
This role involves working with a variety of tools and machines. Ideal if you thrive in a hands-on, fast-paced environment. Apply Here
Machinist Company: KNIGHT MANUFACTURING COMPANY | Location: Shadyside, OH
Knight Manufacturing offers paid holidays and requires a machinist comfortable with diverse tasks. Apply Here
Machinist Company: Crown Cork & Seal USA, Inc. Careers | Location: Olympia, WA
Join their world-class team in the beverage division. A chance to be part of a leading company in the industry. Apply Here
Finding the right gig can be tough, but every application is a step closer to your next opportunity. Keep pushing forward and best of luck with your job search!
But i’ve noticed that tailoring your resume to highlight specific CNC skills can make a big difference in catching employers’ eyes. You might want to check out some online communities for insights on those rare remote opportunities too — sometimes they pop up in unexpected places.
Finding CNC jobs can be so frustrating sometimes, especially when they’re so competitive. I applied for a position recently, and I found that mentioning specific projects I worked on really helped me stand out. It’s crazy how much emphasis employers place on relevant experience.
I totally agree; relevant experience is crucial! I once got a callback after adding a specific CNC project I completed in school. Maybe try mentioning key metrics or outcomes you achieved — those details can really make your application stand out.
But i landed a great CNC job by showcasing a project where I reduced setup time by 20%. Sometimes, less is more — just like making your morning coffee! Have you tried tailoring your resume for each application?
, it drives me nuts how many great CNC jobs slip away because we wait too long to apply. I remember one time I saw a listing late on a Friday and by Monday morning it was gone. Staying on top of these postings is crucial — set up alerts for your favorite job boards. @nora39, have you tried networking on LinkedIn?