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Cogitic Engineering

Precision CNC Mill-Turn Specialist

Job Description

Shape mission-critical hardware with precision Picture the start of your shift: you load a high-mix work order, pull up the latest model, and step through a prove-out in NCSimul. With Mastercam toolpaths ready, you dial in offsets, run Renishaw probing cycles, and watch the first article for a complex heat‑resistant alloy come together. Mid-run, you spot a way to shave seconds off cycle time without touching tolerance—so you adjust the setup, validate with precision metrology, and document the improvement in ProShop ERP. That's a typical day in this role. How you'll contribute Own setups and production on CNC mills, lathes, and mill‑turn equipment in a high-mix, low-volume environment Interpret prints and 3D models, applying GD&T and tight tolerance strategies Review and prove out CNC programs using Mastercam and NCSimul before chips fly Leverage Renishaw probing and tool-setting to speed alignment and verify features Machine intricate parts from exotic and heat-resistant alloys to exacting standards Perform in-process inspections with precision measuring tools and hand metrology Troubleshoot issues at the spindle and continuously refine setups, cycle times, and quality Maintain clear, accurate work order and process records in ProShop ERP Your background 5-10 years of hands-on machining experience Associate degree in Manufacturing, Engineering, Programming, Drafting, or a related field Working knowledge of SolidWorks for 3D model review Excellent blueprint reading, GD&T fluency, and mechanical problem-solving ability Demonstrated success with CNC setup and complex machining processes Comfort with ERP systems and Microsoft Office Core proficiencies CNC tooling selection and optimization CNC machine setup and changeover Precision measurement and hand metrology practices Efficient setups for short-run/production work Tools & platforms you'll use Mastercam and NCSimul for programming review and prove-out Renishaw probing and tool-setting systems ProShop ERP for work orders and process documentation SolidWorks for 3D model interpretation Eligibility requirements U.S. citizenship Ability to pass a background check and obtain/maintain a security clearance

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A Tool and Die Maker builds the tools and dies used to make a variety of products and appliances. Works with mechanical engineers to build and assemble parts according to blueprints.

$61,514 / year median in Colorado

+2% projected growth

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