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The Senior CNC Programmer is responsible for creating and modifying CNC programs, designing fixtures, and supporting internal departments to improve manufacturing processes and efficiency.

Support the business strategy through entry-level tasks, including errands, meetings, and training in various assignments.

The Program Manager will lead cross-functional teams in the automotive industry, managing projects, schedules, and customer expectations while ensuring compliance and timely delivery of products.

The Anodizing Racker loads and unloads parts for anodizing while ensuring proper racking technique and quality standards are met. Responsibilities include moving parts, counting inventories, and inspecting finished goods while maintaining safety and cleanliness in the work area.

Oversee quality control activities, manage quality team, establish quality standards, drive process improvements, and coordinate with suppliers and manufacturing engineering.

The Cycle Count Lead compiles and maintains records of inventory, ensures accurate reporting, and communicates with managers to manage stock levels. Responsibilities include training new employees and assisting with physical inventory tasks.

The CNC Set Up Operator prepares and operates CNC machines, reads blueprints, maintains productivity, mentors others, and resolves issues with management support.

The CNC Operator is responsible for loading and unloading parts, ensuring quality, operating CNC machines, and maintaining production standards.

The Sr Human Resources Coordinator is responsible for managing HRIS tasks, payroll, benefits, data accuracy, and assisting HR teams with generalist duties and reporting.

Support the sales team by coordinating schedules, managing documentation, processing orders, and providing after-sales support. Ensure communication and adequacy of sales equipment.