CNC Mill Machinist - 1st Shift
Confirmed on the employer's own hiring board on Nov 12, 2026. First seen by Alion on Nov 3, 2026.
We’re looking for a skilled CNC Mill Machinist to join our Fort Wayne, IN facility. In this role, you’ll set up and operate 3-, 4-, and 5-axis CNC milling centers, using your machining expertise to produce high-quality precision parts that meet blueprint specifications and work instructions.
1st Shift:
4-10s Monday – Thursday, 6:00am - 4:30pm
What You’ll Do:
Perform machine setups, changeovers, and CNC program debugging, including necessary machine adjustments and tool changes.
Operate and maintain CNC Mill machines, finishing machines, hand tools, and fixtures; perform burr removal as required.
Read and interpret blueprints, inspection check-sheets, and work instructions.
Use inspection tools such as calipers, micrometers, height stands, and comparators.
Utilize ERP and machine monitoring systems to manage work orders, monitor production, and document quality checks electronically.
Provide detailed feedback to CNC programmers and ensure setup documentation is current, following change control procedures.
Support the training of other team members in your area of responsibility as needed.
Drive continuous improvements towards quality and delivery within the work area.
Execute the production plan to ensure on-time delivery to customers.
Adheres to established company policies and procedures paying special attention to safety regulations; wears personal protective equipment in accordance with safety and training guidelines.
What You’ll Need:
High School Diploma or equivalent required; advanced technical training preferred.
2+ years of CNC milling experience, preferably with Mazak, Mori, or YCM machines.
Comprehensive knowledge of machinery, tooling, measuring, and gauging equipment relevant to assigned areas, with a deep understanding of production processes.
Expertise in machinery setups, blueprint reading, routers, and setup files.
Understanding of part requirements to ensure quality assembly, both functionally and cosmetically.
Understanding basic CNC programming.