Jobs at ARCH (archglobalprecision.com)

Operate and program CNC 5-axis mills (Okuma OSP) for cutting tool production; perform multiple setups, inspect parts to tight tolerances, troubleshoot tooling/fixture issues, track WIP, and train/lead team members to meet daily production plans.

Set up, program (using CAM/Mastercam), and operate CNC machines (lathes, mills, grinders, EDM) to produce precision medical-device parts. Interpret drawings, perform setups, inspections with precision instruments, maintain tooling/machines, ensure quality and safety compliance, and collaborate with team to meet production targets.

The CNC Machinist operates and sets up CNC machines, inspects parts, maintains equipment, and trains new operators while adhering to safety protocols and quality standards.

Set up and operate CNC Swiss Machines, ensure precision machining to close tolerances, troubleshoot programs, and inspect parts for quality compliance.

Set up and operate CNC and conventional machines, interpret blueprints, perform quality checks, and maintain equipment.

The intern will assist the engineering team with manufacturing processes, inspections, project oversight, and quality control tasks in a medical manufacturing environment.

The Machinist operates CNC machines to produce cutting tools, adjusts machine offsets, inspects workpieces, and performs preventive maintenance on equipment.

The Tooling Coordinator is responsible for acquiring, improving, and maintaining shop tooling, managing grinding wheel inventory, and enhancing production efficiency through tooling improvements.

The Finisher performs various finishing processes on metal components for medical devices, ensuring quality and compliance with specifications. Responsibilities include deburring, polishing, inspecting parts, and maintaining equipment while adhering to safety and regulatory guidelines.

The role involves operating equipment to braze diamond tips onto cutting tools, inspecting quality, and problem-solving to enhance processes.

The Senior Engineer leads design and development of medical devices, ensuring regulatory compliance and mentoring junior engineers. Responsibilities include project leadership, quality assurance, and continuous improvement.

The Operations Manager leads employee relations, oversees manufacturing schedules, ensures compliance with regulations, and manages process improvements for profitability and efficiency.

The Quality Engineer ensures product quality in medical device manufacturing, overseeing quality control, compliance with standards, and continuous improvement initiatives.

The CNC Machinist sets up and operates CNC machines to fabricate parts, interprets blueprints, performs quality checks, and maintains equipment.

As a Prototype Machinist, you will create custom medical devices using manual machines and CNC, working from technical drawings to produce components.

The CNC Machinist is responsible for operating and setting up CNC Mills and Lathes, programming high-end machines, and ensuring part accuracy through inspection and tool adjustments.

As a CNC Lathe Machinist, you'll set up and operate CNC lathes to produce complex machined parts, read blueprints, inspect products, and maintain equipment.

The CNC Programmer creates CNC programs using technical drawings for various milling machines, mentors machinists, and assists in quoting new work.

The CNC Swiss Machinist will operate, set-up, and inspect machines, troubleshoot issues, read blueprints, and maintain a clean work environment while mentoring new team members.

The CNC Process Engineer analyzes specifications, develops CNC programs, collaborates with customers and vendors, troubleshoots manufacturing processes, and improves methods to enhance production quality and efficiency.