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d.wilson mfg
CNC Lathe Machinist / Programmer
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A CNC Programmer programs computer-controlled equipment used to cut wood, plastic, or metal according to precise measurements, or equipment used for different manufacturing processes.
$61,599 / year median in Colorado
+10% projected growth
Job Description
CNC Lathe Machinist / Programmer d.wilson mfg Englewood, CO Job Details Full-time $34
- $42 an hour 1 hour ago Benefits Paid holidays Health insurance 401(k) Paid time off Qualifications Mechanical blueprint interpretation Measurement-based inspection Machine setup Equipment setup (production tasks) Tooling Machining fixtures Bore gauges Machining tool setup Mechanical drawings Dimensional measurements Continuous improvement CNC quality inspection Attention to detail Precision measurement in machining Manufacturing CNC toolpath generation Equipment adjustment (production tasks) Full Job Description CNC Lathe Machinist /
Programmer Location:
Englewood, CO Job Type:
Full-Time Join Our Growing Precision Manufacturing Team We're looking for an experienced CNC Lathe Machinist who enjoys making high-quality parts, solving machining challenges, and taking ownership of their work. This is not a production operator position. You'll be responsible for programming, setting up, and operating Haas CNC lathes to manufacture precision components in a clean, modern shop. We primarily produce low-volume, high-quality parts where attention to detail matters more than simply keeping the machine running. As a member of our small team, you'll have the opportunity to help improve processes, recommend tooling, and contribute directly to the success of the company. What You'll Do Program CNC turning operations using Fusion 360 CAM Set up and operate Haas CNC lathes Read and interpret engineering drawings and CAD models Select tooling and workholding for new jobs Perform first article inspections and in-process quality checks Hold tight dimensional tolerances while maintaining efficiency Inspect finished parts using precision measuring equipment Troubleshoot machining issues and optimize machining strategies Collaborate with engineering on manufacturability and process improvements Help maintain a clean, organized, and professional shop What We're Looking For Required 3+ years of CNC lathe machining experience Experience programming with Fusion 360 or comparable CAM software Experience setting up Haas CNC lathes Ability to read mechanical drawings Strong understanding of speeds, feeds, tooling, and workholding Experience using micrometers, indicators, bore gauges, calipers, and other inspection equipment Ability to work independently with minimal supervision Preferred Experience machining stainless steel, aluminum, and alloy steels Familiarity with GD&T Experience with live tooling CAD experience in Fusion 360 Process improvement mindset Strong problem-solving skills You'll Thrive Here If You... Take pride in producing exceptional work Enjoy figuring out the best way to machine a part Like working on a variety of projects instead of repetitive production Want your ideas to be heard Appreciate working with a small team where your contributions matter What We Offer Competitive pay based on experience Paid vacation and holidays 401k Modern Haas equipment Clean, organized shop Stable, year-round workPay:
$34.00- $42.
Benefits:
401(k) Health insurance Paid time off Application Question(s): Tell us about a machining problem you solved that made a process better or improved part quality. What are you looking for in your next machining position? Why are you interested in joining a small manufacturing company? What best describes your experience with CNC lathes?- I operated machines using existing programs.
- I performed setups and made tool offsets.
- I independently completed full setups and troubleshooting.
- I programmed parts, performed setups, and ran production.
- I developed complete machining processes from print to finished part.