Jobs at ARCH (archglobalprecision.com)

Analyzes product and equipment specifications, develops and troubleshoots CNC programs, evaluates tooling and equipment feasibility, coordinates with vendors, estimates production costs and staffing, and improves manufacturing methods, productivity, quality, yields, safety, and costs. The role requires interpreting technical drawings, applying engineering mathematics, using CAD/CAM software, and working in a machine-shop environment.

Supervises quality control and inspection operations, mentors inspectors, performs inspections, and supports corrective actions, audits, MRB activities, control plans, and continuous improvement. Provides technical guidance on inspection methods, equipment, engineering drawings, GD&T, and troubleshooting during production. Collaborates with Supplier Quality, Purchasing, and Engineering to resolve component quality issues, maintain customer compliance, and identify cost-reduction opportunities.

Programs, sets up, and operates CNC machine tools to produce prototype instruments and devices. Reads customer drawings, selects tooling, calculates machining parameters, inspects finished parts using precision measuring equipment, documents results, performs equipment maintenance, and follows quality and safety procedures. Requires CNC machining, CAD/CAM, inspection, GD&T, and metalworking knowledge, with the ability to work independently and accurately.

Maintains and improves the Quality Management System for a medical device manufacturing environment. Responsibilities include document control, records management, training administration, internal and external audit support, CAPA and complaint support, regulatory compliance, quality data analysis, engineering change order tracking, supplier documentation, and continuous improvement initiatives.

Operate and set up CNC mills and lathes to produce complex precision parts. Read blueprints and GD&T specifications, select and secure workpieces, adjust tooling and offsets, inspect machined products, perform basic preventive maintenance, and follow safety, quality, and housekeeping standards in a temperature-controlled manufacturing facility.

Develops, validates, revises, and maintains CMM programs and inspection reports. Provides technical support and training to quality, engineering, and production teams; interprets GD&T and CMM results; prepares inspection and quality plans; maintains CMM equipment; supports FAI, PPAP, APQP, Gage R&R, and process capability studies. Oversees calibration activities, improves quality software and technologies, and leads continuous improvement initiatives.

Set up and operate CNC Swiss and other machining equipment, inspect parts using precision measurement tools, interpret blueprints and setup documentation, troubleshoot equipment and tooling issues, document inspections, maintain a clean and safe work area, and assist with training. The role requires machining stainless steels, including 17-4, 455, and 465, and supporting lower-volume production runs.

Operate and set up CNC mills, lathes, Swiss lathes, and EDM machines to manufacture surgical instruments. Read CAM programs and blueprints, inspect parts using precision measurement equipment, adjust tool and machine offsets, troubleshoot machining processes, and help develop repeatable production procedures. Maintain a safe, clean work area while supporting quality, teamwork, and continuous learning across first- and second-shift operations.

Develops CNC programs and manufacturing processes for complex 5-axis, mill-turn, Swiss lathe, and conventional milling parts. Uses GibbsCAM or similar software, optimizes machining parameters, designs fixtures and cutting tools, validates collision-free code, supports quoting and new product introduction, and assists with CNC setup and operation. Collaborates with machinists to resolve issues, mentors team members, and drives continuous improvement.

Operates and sets up CNC machining equipment, including tooling, fixtures, programs, offsets, speeds, and feeds. Performs in-process inspections using precision measuring tools, interprets blueprints, records production data, identifies quality issues, and supports continuous improvement. The role requires attention to detail, mechanical aptitude, safety compliance, teamwork, and a commitment to developing machining skills in a precision manufacturing environment.

Manufacturing Engineer responsible for CNC programming, process design, quoting support, tooling feasibility, production estimation, troubleshooting, documentation, and continuous improvement. The role supports quality, safety, productivity, and cost improvements through Lean and Six Sigma methods while collaborating with engineering, production, quality, sales, and supply chain teams. Requires CNC manufacturing experience, CAD/CAM proficiency, process analysis skills, and knowledge of metrology, SPC, and process capability.

Manages office administration, accounts payable, vendor payments, supplies, records, front office operations, HR support, recruiting coordination, training records, meetings, and visitor and mail services. Maintains organized administrative systems, prepares documents and reports, handles calls and visitors, and supports purchasing and department heads. Requires prior office or administrative experience, a high school diploma, Microsoft Office and Excel knowledge, strong organization, attention to detail, and problem-solving ability.

Production Planner schedules manufacturing and finishing workflows, tracks critical parts, communicates priorities across Production, Engineering, Materials, Quality, Purchasing, and customer-facing teams, and supports on-time delivery. Responsibilities include forecasting, revenue projections, material expediting, inventory awareness, outside sourcing coordination, production meetings, and continuous improvement. The role requires manufacturing experience, strong organizational and communication skills, Microsoft Office and ERP proficiency, and familiarity with regulated quality systems.

Designs and optimizes machining processes for milled parts, including CNC programming, setup documentation, operation prints, tooling, work holding, and equipment selection. Supports production, quoting, quality reviews, root-cause analysis, and continuous-improvement initiatives such as Kaizen events. Develops new products, coordinates inspection methods, mentors engineers and machinists, and provides floor support in a precision machining environment.

Provides strategic and operational HR support to leaders and employees across multiple locations. The role includes coaching leaders, advising on complex employee and organizational matters, supporting HR initiatives, managing competing priorities, and fostering a positive employee experience. The position partners with manufacturing, operations, or multi-site environments and requires strong communication, judgment, problem-solving, and relationship-building skills.

Supports manufacturing Operations leadership with continuous improvement, Lean and 5S initiatives, process documentation, process observations, workflow improvements, and data-driven operational excellence projects. Partners with Production, Quality, Engineering, and other departments to improve safety, quality, delivery, efficiency, and productivity. The intern gathers information, identifies trends, supports action plans, and follows workplace safety requirements while working in manufacturing and office areas.

Prepares, communicates, tracks, and manages manufacturing quotes across multiple ARCH Cutting Tools business units. The role responds to RFQs, gathers information from Sales, Engineering, and Supply Chain, coordinates quote reviews, maintains databases, tracks win/loss trends, and communicates final pricing to customers. It also develops knowledge of site-specific manufacturing capabilities, processes, costs, and standards; supports locations during workload fluctuations; and identifies opportunities to improve quoting consistency and process alignment.

Independently machines complex prototype surgical instrument components using CNC and manual equipment. Performs setups, interprets drawings and GD&T, selects tooling and fixtures, modifies programs, troubleshoots processes, and provides manufacturability feedback. Supports prototype development through first article, fitting, finishing, inspection, assembly, process documentation, and production handoff. Collaborates with engineers, trains less experienced machinists, and maintains a safe, organized machine shop.

Directs manufacturing operations, production scheduling, inventory, maintenance, safety, quality, and delivery requirements. Establishes objectives, assigns work, manages supervisors and staff, coordinates manufacturing projects, allocates resources, and monitors budgets and productivity. Partners with purchasing and other departments on material status and production planning, resolves operational issues, submits performance reports, and ensures projects meet schedule, budget, and customer requirements.

Oversee daily office administration, accounting support, customer service, and sales coordination. Responsibilities include invoicing, accounts payable and receivable, payroll, cash reporting, reconciliations, collections, order management, quote coordination, customer communications, reporting, and maintaining office files. The role also supports vendor payments, capital project tracking, and inside-sales opportunities within a manufacturing environment.