A Machinist builds and repairs precisely detailed and sized metal parts used in a variety of tools and appliances. Builds parts following a blueprint or creates original designs.
6am-4:30pm Monday-Thursday Cut Clean. Think Sharp. Finish Strong. If CNC Machinist jobs in Eden Prairie sound like your kind of work, bring your skills where they'll get noticed. Tight tolerances, smooth runs, and steady paychecks. Looking for CNC Machinist jobs in Eden Prairie where precision, technology, and craftsmanship come together? This opportunity lets you program, set up, and operate CNC equipment to manufacture high-quality components while supporting efficient production and exceptional quality. Education Requirements One year of trade school preferred Experience Requirements Three years of machine shop experience or equivalent training Experience with CNC machining operations and machine setup Ability to read and interpret machining blueprints and specifications Knowledge of machining tolerances, measuring equipment, tooling selection, and machine operation Must be able to pass a 7-year background check Job Duties Perform CNC machining operations on a variety of parts and components Complete machine setups accurately and efficiently Inspect finished parts for tolerances, surface finish, hardness, and material specifications Read and interpret blueprints, work instructions, and machining prints Verify dimensions using precision measuring equipment Perform preventative maintenance on machines as needed Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment Identify quality concerns and communicate findings to supervisors Assist with workload demands, scheduling priorities, and cross-functional operations Cross-train in multiple machine shop disciplines including CNC lathe, CNC mill, grinding, and manual machining equipment Follow all safety procedures and support continuous improvement initiatives Preferred Qualifications Previous experience with CNC mills, lathes, machining centers, or multi-axis equipment is preferred. Experience editing CNC programs, setting tooling offsets, and performing machine setups is beneficial. Familiarity with G-code, CAD/CAM software, Haas, Mazak, Okuma, Fanuc, or similar CNC controls is considered an asset. Individuals who demonstrate strong troubleshooting abilities, continuous learning, and commitment to precision manufacturing are well positioned for success as a CNC Machinist. Physical Capabilities Ability to stand, walk, bend, and work around machining equipment throughout the shift. Ability to lift materials, tooling, and components weighing up to 50 pounds. Manual dexterity to safely operate CNC machinery and precision measuring equipment. Ability to work safely around moving machinery while following established safety procedures. Benefits Competitive Weekly Pay Comprehensive Benefits including medical, dental, and vision coverage. Life and Disability Insurance for added peace of mind. Optional 401(k) Plan to help you prepare for the future. Modern Manufacturing Environment focused on quality, safety, and continuous improvement. "They care about me. They send out work reminders that help me get to work on time." - Eunice, Staffmark Associate Your setup's ready. Let's go to work. What You Will Do As a CNC Machinist you will set up, operate, monitor, and adjust CNC machining equipment to manufacture precision components according to engineering specifications. You will verify machine setups, inspect finished parts using precision measuring instruments, troubleshoot machining issues, maintain tooling, and support quality and production goals while following established safety and manufacturing procedures. A CNC Machinist helps manufacture precision-engineered products through the operation and monitoring of CNC machinery. This position requires strong technical skills, blueprint interpretation, and the ability to consistently produce accurate work. The CNC Machinist applies machining knowledge, inspection techniques, and problem-solving ability to maintain quality standards while supporting efficient production. Successful professionals value safety, craftsmanship, and continuous improvement. This profession offers meaningful opportunities within today's advanced manufacturing industry.
