2026-02-27 – Weekly Machinist Jobs : CNC roles in demand this week

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


This week, the job market for machinists is showing a solid demand, especially for those with CNC experience. With the ongoing need for skilled machinists across various industries, there’s a good mix of positions out there, though remote roles are still quite rare.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Machinist
    Company: Clow Stamping Company | Location: Merrifield, MN
    If you’re into precision machining and grinding, this senior role might catch your interest. It’s a chance to work with a well-respected company.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: R B MOLD AND DIE INC | Location: Laporte, IN
    Join a team where you’ll tackle a variety of machining tasks. This role is perfect for those who like to work with different materials and equipment.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: Certified Precision Machining Inc | Location: Centereach, NY
    A great opportunity to join a team focused on precision. If you’ve got the skills, this role could be your next career move.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: Hughes Recruiting & Consulting | Location: Hudson, WI
    With competitive pay ranging from $27–$32/hour, this position offers both stability and a supportive work environment.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: Praesto Enterprises LLC | Location: Orlando, FL
    Looking for a CNC Machinist role? This job will have you working with a mix of materials and machine types.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: Praesto Enterprises LLC | Location: Orlando, FL
    Another CNC Machinist opportunity in Orlando. Perfect if you’re looking for variety and a dynamic work setting.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: Certified Precision Machining Inc | Location: Centereach, NY
    This role involves working with various machining projects, ideal for someone who enjoys a diverse workload.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: The Advance Group | Location: Perrysburg, OH
    If you’ve got 3–5+ years of CNC experience, this skilled machinist role could be a great fit.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: Bailey Machine Company | Location: Connellsville, PA
    This position offers a mix of experience and hands-on machining, perfect for those who like to be deeply involved in their projects.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: INSOURCE DESIGN & MANUFACTURING TEC | Location: Manchester, NH
    This role involves working with a variety of machining tools and projects, ideal for someone who enjoys a dynamic work environment.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote opportunities this week are slim, but there’s a unique role out there for those looking to stay home.

  • Program Instructor - Remote | WFH
    Company: Get It Recruit - Educational Services | Location: Rockport, WA
    This remote position is linked with the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers, offering a different angle on machinist work from home.
    Apply Here

See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


Hopefully, one of these roles catches your eye. Keep pushing forward, and if you see something you like, don’t wait too long to apply. Best of luck!

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CNC roles are definitely hot right now — i found that showcasing specific projects on platforms like GitHub really helped me stand out when I was job hunting. And while remote roles are rare, don’t be afraid to ask potential employers about flex options — sometimes they’re more open than they let.

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I totally agree about the demand for CNC roles right now! When I was job hunting, tailoring my resume to highlight specific skills helped me a lot… @Guide’s point about GitHub is spot on too; it really shows what you can do.

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When I was out looking for these types of roles, I found that joining local machinist groups on social media helped me connect with industry insiders. > showcasing specific projects really does help; sharing my work led to some great conversations. Have you tried getting involved in community meetups or virtual events? They can be surprisingly effective.

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Absolutely! I got a lot of traction by attending local trade fairs and networking events. They can really open doors to hidden opportunities.

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For CNC roles, I found showing off my projects on LinkedIn really helped attract attention! Anyone else tried that? :thinking:.

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