Responsibilities include:

• Program, set up, and operate CNC (Computer Numerical Control) mills, including 3-axis and 5-axis machines, to produce high-precision components
• Interpret engineering drawings, CAD (Computerized Aided Design) models, and technical specifications to manufacture complex parts
• Assist in the design and refinement of parts and fixtures to improve manufacturability and efficiency
• Collaborate with faculty, engineers, and students to translate concepts and research requirements into manufacturable designs and finished components
• Evaluate existing designs and provide recommendations for improved performance, cost-effectiveness, and ease of manufacturing
• Provide day-to-day guidance and technical support to shop users, student workers, and junior staff
• Serve as point of escalation for complex technical troubleshooting for other Machine Shop engineers.
• Manage work order schedules to support time sensitive requests and long-duration requests.
• Assist with inventory and raw material tracking. Serve as day-to-day lead for all Machine Shop team members following established safety, compliance, and heavy machinery protocols
• Other duties as assigned

NOTE: This position is 100% grant funded and contingent on continued grant funding.