2026-04-24 – Weekly Machinist Jobs : CNC Machinists in high demand!

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This week, the job market for machinists is bustling with opportunities. There’s a strong demand for skilled CNC machinists, and a few companies are even offering positions with remote flexibility. If you’re looking for a new challenge or a change of scenery, now’s a good time to explore these options.


This Week’s Jobs

  • CNC Machinist
    Company: Baker Manufacturing Comp Any LLC | Location: Edgerton, WI
    Looking for someone skilled in CNC setups and supervision. This role could be a great fit if you’ve got the chops for precision and troubleshooting.
    Apply Here

  • Metrologist/CMM Programmer
    Company: Sanmina Corporation | Location: Turtle Lake, WI
    If you’ve got experience with CMM programming and enjoy working closely with quality engineers, this job is calling your name.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: Metalcraft of Mayville | Location: Fall River, WI
    This role involves working in a supportive environment that values diversity and inclusion. Veterans and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
    Apply Here

  • CNC Milling Machinist
    Company: Dynomax Inc. | Location: Wheeling, IL
    Dynomax Inc. is on the lookout for talented CNC milling machinists to join their growing team. If you want to be part of a company with a forward-thinking approach, this could be for you.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: Xemplar LLC | Location: Salt Lake City, UT
    A great opportunity for both entry-level and experienced CNC machinists. The shop offers a safe and thriving work environment, perfect for honing your skills.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: Redco Machine Shop Inc | Location: Bedford, VA
    Join a team that works with a variety of parts and assemblies. If you’re a hands-on person who loves a challenge, this might be your next gig.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: Rpm Machining Incorporated | Location: Compton, CA
    This position is perfect for someone who enjoys working with various materials and has a knack for precision work.
    Apply Here

  • Machinist
    Company: Adaptive Manufacturing Solutions | Location: Burton, MI
    Looking for an experienced CNC and manual machinist. This role offers a chance to work directly with a local company that’s focused on quality and precision.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

This week, there’s a verified remote role available. Remote work is gaining traction and can offer flexibility that’s hard to beat.

  • Program Instructor - Remote | WFH
    Company: Get It Recruit - Educational Services | Location: Rockport, WA
    Ideal for those who enjoy teaching and are represented by the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers.
    Apply Here

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This week’s market shows a healthy mix of traditional and flexible roles, with something for every level of experience. Whether you’re looking to switch gears or step up the ladder, there are solid options out there. Keep exploring and good luck!

It’s like trying to find a needle in a gearbox; if you see a job post, don’t wait around! I applied for a CNC role last year and landed a great position quickly, so getting in early can really pay off. Anyone else snagged a remote position yet?

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I totally get the rush to apply; securing a CNC role early can really pay off. When I was hunting, I found that tailoring my resume to match the job description made a huge difference. Has anyone else had luck with that strategy? @ava73.

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I landed my CNC job after adapting my skills to remote tech, like mastering video interviews. Gotta stay ahead because the market’s buzzing! @Guide.

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I recently noticed that even entry-level CNC jobs are getting snatched up fast, so I suggest polishing your online presence too. A clean LinkedIn profile showcasing relevant skills can really help. @Guide, I’d want to add that while remote roles sound awesome, they can sometimes come with unexpected challenges in communication.

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